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Greek Police Arrest Three Suspects Over Counterfeit Euro Banknotes
Worldiefimeridanewsbeastavgi1d ago3 sources

Greek Police Arrest Three Suspects Over Counterfeit Euro Banknotes

Law enforcement officers in Alexandroupoli have detained three individuals suspected of distributing forged 50 euro bills, confiscating 182 counterfeit notes during the operation. The investigation highlights ongoing efforts to combat financial fraud within the region.

Greek Cadastre Seeks Property for Alexandroupolis Branch
Worldnaftemporiki28d ago

Greek Cadastre Seeks Property for Alexandroupolis Branch

The Hellenic Cadastre (N. 4512/2018) is seeking to lease a property in Alexandroupolis to house its Alexandroupolis branch. The public announcement outlines the requirements for the property to meet the needs of the Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Cadastre office.

Greece Expands National Road Network
Worldiefimerida1mo ago

Greece Expands National Road Network

Greece is expanding its national road network by 500 kilometers of modern highways, aiming to ensure faster and safer travel from Crete to Alexandroupoli.

Greece Unveils Vision for Baltic-Aegean Railway Axis
Politicsiefimerida3mo ago

Greece Unveils Vision for Baltic-Aegean Railway Axis

Greek Deputy Minister of Transport Konstantinos Kyranakis presented a plan for a new cross-border vertical railway axis that would connect the Aegean Sea with the Baltic, linking the port of Alexandroupolis to Tallinn via Greece, Bulgaria, and Romania.

Greece's Alexandroupolis FSRU Sees Interest, LNG Deals Nearing Completion
Worldprotothema-en4mo ago

Greece's Alexandroupolis FSRU Sees Interest, LNG Deals Nearing Completion

Interest is growing in the FSRU (Floating Storage and Regasification Unit) in Alexandroupolis, Greece, as Atlantic SEE's LNG agreements are reportedly in the final stages. Negotiations for 5 billion cubic meters per year with Eastern European countries are expected to conclude by summer.

Greek Speaker Calls Alexandroupolis, Evros Geopolitical Shield
Politicsiefimeridanewsbeast3mo ago2 sources

Greek Speaker Calls Alexandroupolis, Evros Geopolitical Shield

Konstantinos Tasoulas, Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, declared that the region of Alexandroupolis and Evros serves as Greece's geopolitical shield. His statement highlights the strategic importance of these areas for national security.

Alexis Tsipras Outlines Vision for Greece's New Beginning
Politicsnaftemporikinewsbeast5mo ago2 sources

Alexis Tsipras Outlines Vision for Greece's New Beginning

Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented his vision for a "national compass" for a new beginning for Greece, focusing on rapid geopolitical developments during an event in Alexandroupolis. He also attacked the current government's foreign policy and corruption, outlining his own political framework.

New Democracy Pre-Congress in Alexandroupolis
Politicsnaftemporikinewsbeast6mo ago2 sources

New Democracy Pre-Congress in Alexandroupolis

Alexandroupolis will host the second pre-congress dialogue of the New Democracy party on February 25th, focusing on 'Security' as a prelude to their 16th Regular Congress in May.

14 Migrants Injured in Car Accident on Egnatia Odos, Greece
Worldiefimeridanaftemporiki1mo ago2 sources

14 Migrants Injured in Car Accident on Egnatia Odos, Greece

A serious car accident involving undocumented migrants occurred on the Egnatia Odos in Evros, Greece, resulting in 14 injuries. The incident took place near the Mesti junction between Komotini and Alexandroupoli.

Wildfires Under Control in Avantas and Agios Athanasios, Greece
Worldiefimeridanaftemporiki1mo ago2 sources

Wildfires Under Control in Avantas and Agios Athanasios, Greece

Wildfires that broke out in low vegetation in Avantas, Alexandroupolis, and Agios Athanasios, Thessaloniki, have been brought under control. Firefighting efforts, including the deployment of helicopters, helped contain the blazes quickly.

Floods in Greece After Maritsa River Levee Breaks
Environmentdnevnik-bg6mo ago

Floods in Greece After Maritsa River Levee Breaks

Train services between Alexandroupolis and the Bulgarian border have been suspended due to floods in Greece. The railway line and extensive agricultural areas in Northern Greece are submerged after the Maritsa River overflowed due to heavy rainfall.