Dodecanese
Turkey submits demarche over Greek Coast Guard pursuits
The Turkish Foreign Ministry submitted a demarche to its Greek counterpart over Greek Coast Guard vessels that came within a few dozen meters of the Turkish shores in recent days, while chasing away migrant smugglers, according to information obtained by Kathimerini.
Why Lipsi is the new darling of the travel world
Tucked away in the turquoise embrace of the Aegean Sea, Lipsi has captured global attention, securing the second spot on the Far Away Travel Blog's prestigious list of the world's top 10 authentic exotic destinations for 2025.
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Lipsi in second place among the 10 most authentic exotic destinations in the world
Far Away Travel Blog has announced its first list for the 2025 travel season following an on-site international survey conducted by its editorial team across various continents, aiming to “discover” the top ten destinations that align with new travel trends.
Medusa drill highlights Athens and Cairo’s bond
This year's Medusa 24 exercise, which will take place throughout the area surrounding Crete, reaching as far as Kasos and Karpathos, highlights Greece and Egypt's extremely close relationship, as well as cooperation with key players in the EU and the wider region of the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East.
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Major tourist investment on Astypalaia put on ice
A major tourist investment on the Aegean island of Astypalaia that has elicited local reactions over the adverse impact it could have on its character has been put on ice - at least for the time being.
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Turk trying to swim to Greece is rescued
A 42-year-old Turkish national trying to swim from the coast of Turkey to the Greek island of Symi has been rescued by Greece's coast guard.
The coast guard vessel, on a regular patrol, found the man, on Monday morning, calling for help. He was wearing a tube floating device.
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Kastellorizo is a key point for Greece’s EEZ and continental shelf, Dendias says
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias visited the remote eastern island of Kastellorizo in the Dodecanese on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the liberation of the island.
During his visit, Dendias emphasized the island's significant geopolitical importance and its crucial role in Greece's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and Continental Shelf.
Worker dies at PPC factory in Kos
A 63-year-old worker died Friday morning at a Public Power Corporation (PPC) factory on the island of Kos.
The man, employed by TERNA Energy Group, collapsed shortly after starting his shift.
Despite receiving immediate first aid, he was pronounced dead after being transferred to the hospital.
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Rhodes: Serious problems caused by the heavy downpour due to bad weather Atena (video)
Severe problems were caused by the heavy downpour that hit Rhodes earlier Wednesday afternoon as part of the “Atena” storm. The heavy rainfall caused significant difficulties for traffic within the city.
Citizen group urges PM to halt Astypalaia mega-project
A citizen group on the Aegean island of Astypalaia has appealed to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to intervene and halt plans for a new village of tourist residences, which would be the size of the island's capital, Chora.