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Kimberly Guilfoyle: The diva ambassador and her inglorious exit after 11 months and 10 days in Greece

From glamorous appearances and energy deals to corruption allegations and dismissal – What the affair means for Athens and Washington

Government announces 30% increase in heating allowance compared with last year

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis unveils a two-part support package, including a direct subsidy at the pump to lower heating oil prices

Papastavrou: Heating allowance to rise significantly across the board, with heating oil target set below €1.75 per litre

The government is preparing two measures to support households facing higher heating costs while safeguarding public finances

Trump considers removing Kimberly Guilfoyle as US Ambassador to Greece amid State Department investigation

“We’re not happy,” Trump said following a series of Wall Street Journal reports, as CNN revealed that the State Department is investigating allegations of misconduct

First meeting at Maximos Mansion today on international oil prices as difficult winter looms

The situation calls for intervention and there are fiscal reserves, but they are not unlimited – Based on the data available so far, there appears to be no intention of a unified European response to the sharp rise in prices

The six pillars behind the gradual 30% cut in electricity prices by 2029: measures detailed live at the Environment Ministry

The Ministry of Environment and Energy is presenting the government's plan to gradually cut electricity prices by 30% by 2029

“Green Breaths for Attica”: €60.4 million program for 13 redevelopment projects in parks, squares and public spaces

“A city changes when the quality of life of its people changes. Major changes happen when we join forces, with planning and determination,” said Stavros Papastavrou

New Special Spatial Framework for Tourism: Final changes before Ministerial approval

Cap on strategic investments in saturated destinations, 350-bed limit for new hotels, new rules for short-term rentals, and updated destination classifications

Papastavrou: The exploitation of our country’s mineral wealth is a matter of national importance – it belongs to the Greek people

Regarding hydrocarbon exploration in Greece, the Minister of Energy stated that the first exploratory well is expected to be drilled in mid-February 2027 at the Asopos site.

Ministry of Environment and Energy: €16.6m for water-shortage projects in Thessaly, Central Greece and Eastern Macedonia

The funding covers upgrades to ageing water networks, desalination and denitrification works, as Greece steps up efforts to protect drinking water supplies.

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