Quiz om Greklands geografi

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With a new record in coronavirus infections on Monday – 453 in 24 hours – and the biggest concentration of new cases still in Attica, the government made it clear that a localized lockdown for greater Athens will be required if new restrictions that came into effect on Monday do not curb the spread of the virus.
Greece hoping for more ‘tangible’ signs from Turkey, says FM

GGreek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said that European Union colleagues meeting in Brussels on Monday hailed recent developments in the Eastern Mediterranean but agreed that Turkey will have to provide more “tangible examples” of a shift toward easing tension with Greece and Cyprus.
Karditsa takes stock of destruction from deadly storm Ianos

As Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis prepares to travel to Karditsa on Tuesday to assess the damage wrought by storm Ianos in central Greece over the weekend, efforts continued to clean up an estimated 5,000 flooded homes in that city alone, and to take stock of massive losses at farms, factories and other businesses in the broader area. ‘The scene in Karditsa is apocalyptic. Two-thirds of the city was flooded, and one-third is still without power or water,’ Mayor Vassilis Tsiakos said on Monday. Ianos knocked out bridges and parts of the road network in central Greece, while also claiming the lives of at least three people. [Apostolis Domalis/ANA-MPA]
Cyprus uses EU veto amid Turkey push

A scheduled teleconferenceon Tuesday between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Council President Charles Michel is expected to be pivotal for a crisis in Greek-Turkish relations which Berlin has been trying to defuse ahead of a summit of European Union leaders later this week.
CVC is one of the main investors in Greece

When private investment fund CVC Capital Partners started talks about possible investments in Greece in 2016, hardly anyone could have imagined that in less than five years its portfolio in Greece would exceed half a billion euros – which may soon top €1 billion.

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