Chania

Stefanos Kasselakis: SYRIZA is under occupation – Polakis threatens with revelations to the Political Secretariat about Kasselakis’ assets

 

The mood in SYRIZA remains unchanged, 24 hours before the start of the extraordinary congress in Gazi. In a new post on Twitter, Stefanos Kasselakis denounces the “87” – continuing last night’s “incident” in Pagrati – that not only are they “cutting delegates, but also adding people who were not elected.”

Conferences on demographics, shipping and sustainability

Population dynamics: The Crete Center of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the Delphi Economic Forum and the Municipality of Hania are organizing on Monday the first Forum on Population Dynamics and Economic Prosperity, at the Center of Mediterranean Architecture in Hania.

Tourism: climate change extends the tourist season in Crete and other destinations

The Crete, the flagship of Greek tourism, with the “help” of climate change, as noted in APE-MPA the president of the Association of Hoteliers of Crete, Manolis Tsakalakis, stressed that what the announcements and policies on the expansion of the tourist season did not succeed, the changes in climatic conditions which favor the

SYRIZA: Surge of complaints hours before polls happen – Many branches lack member lists

SYRIZA’s central office is facing a wave of complaints from local party organizations just ten hours before voting begins. Regional and local SYRIZA branches report they haven’t received lists of members eligible to vote, with accusations directed at the party’s Organizational Office.

Sixty migrants found on Gavdos island to be relocated

Sixty migrants were discovered Monday on a beach on Greece's southernmost island of Gavdos and will remain there overnight, officials said.

On Tuesday, they are set to be transported by ferry to Sfakia on Crete, then moved to a reception facility in Hania for processing, according to the Gavdos mayor's office.

The Cretan vineyard: 5,500 years in a nine-minute read

A couple of vultures (skares in the local dialect) glide low overhead, accompanied by the eerie howl of a fierce wind, greeting me with an unsettling welcome as I arrive in Temenia in the White Mountains. The vine leaves of the ancient, pre-phylloxera vineyard shimmer in vibrant green, clinging to the first delicate shoots that sway restlessly in the breeze.

Gastroenteritis outbreak sweeps through Crete: Targeting youth and students

The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) and the health authorities of Crete are on alert due to the rising cases of viral gastroenteritis in Chania. As of yesterday, over 100 cases of gastroenteritis caused by norovirus had been detected, with the number expected to increase further.

Chania: Hunger strike by Turkish journalist – Calls for not to be deported and to be granted political asylum

 

Turkish journalist and author Ali Ercan Gokoglu, who has been on an indefinite hunger strike since October 5, 2024, is calling for the lifting of a deportation order issued by the Chania Police Directorate and for his request for political asylum to be granted.

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