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It is currently reshaping the canvas of the Greek hospitality infrastructure. Ms. Olga Kefalogianni, opposing the multitude of competences of tourism, forges with fervor the next day of the sector. The star rating reform of Greek hotels is on the horizon, with slow but steady steps order is coming to short-term rentals and the predation of high-income tourists is holding up well, given that the traffic from the other side of the Atlantic is expanding.

A 24-hour curfew applies

He was intercepted before entering the country

Turkey's New Janissaries Threaten Eastern Mediterranean- Pro-Turkish Jihadists target religious minorities, especially Yezidi Christians for rape, murder, kidnapping for ransom, confiscation of property and desecration of Christian cemeteries and places of worship

The journalist and editor-in-chief, "Contrasts", CRETE TV, Giorgos Sahinis will also participate

The country is in the midst of bad weather Bora with 112 sending a message to the residents of Propontis Halkidiki and Tempo Larissa to limit their movements

The Israeli armed forces said in a statement that they launched four bombings yesterday, including one against a "Hezbollah facility" in the area where Saida, a large city in southern Lebanon, is located.

Premier Jacinta Allan introduces reforms to protect vulnerable communities, combat hate crimes, and foster unity amidst global tensions.

Professor Anastasios Tamis’ latest book honours the visionary industrialist whose groundbreaking contributions transformed Australia’s food industry, celebrated at a grand event attended by 400 guests.

Thessaloniki’s Metro finally opened – 22 years in the making – to reveal a convergence of ancient history and futuristic design.