Tag: Dodecanese islands

Swedish Tourist Reports Sexual Assault at Rhodes Nightclub

In the early hours of September 5, 2025, a 19-year-old Swedish tourist’s night out at a bustling Rhodes nightclub turned into a nightmare. Out with friends, she reconnected with a man from a dating app, only for him to allegedly lure her to a restroom and assault her violently—pushing her against the wall and ignoring her desperate pleas. Traumatized, she fled and reported the incident to police that morning. Authorities are now hunting the suspect, with forensic tests underway to uncover the truth behind this harrowing claim.

Former Deputy Foreign Minister Criticises Greek Government Over Aegean Concessions

Former Deputy Foreign Minister Yiannis Valinakis has accused the Greek government of a “double retreat” in Greek-Turkish relations over Aegean marine parks. In a social media post, he criticized Athens for revising plans that initially included Dodecanese islands—disputed as “grey zones” by Turkey—and extended beyond six nautical miles, claiming the new limits concede to Turkish objections.

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Greek Foreign Ministry Responds to Bahçeli's Claims on Dodecanese Islands

The Greek Foreign Ministry responded to Devlet Bahçeli’s claims that the Dodecanese Islands were “stolen” from Turkey, affirming Greece’s sovereignty over the islands as governed by the 1947 Paris Peace Treaty. The Ministry reiterated Greece’s right to defense under International Law and condemned revisionist views on sovereignty.

Greece to Install 1 GW Undersea Power Link to Dodecanese Islands by 2027

Greece is set to transform its energy infrastructure with a 1 GW undersea power link connecting the mainland to the Dodecanese islands by 2027. The €1.42 billion project, led by the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), will replace costly diesel generators with renewable energy, enhancing grid stability and cutting carbon emissions. This interconnection is part of a broader plan to link all major Aegean islands to the mainland by 2030, paving the way for sustainable energy development in the region.

Grandson of Former Italian Premier Returns Ancient Greek Artifact in Rome Ceremony

In a ceremony at the Greek Embassy in Rome, Paolo Catti De Gasperi, grandson of former Italian Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi, returned a 5th-century B.C. krater to Greece. The artifact, originally gifted to his grandfather in 1953 by Greek Prime Minister Alexandros Papagos, symbolises the enduring cultural ties between Italy and Greece.

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Record-Breaking Tourism Growth for Greek Islands in 2024

Greece’s tourism sector set new records in 2024, with international air arrivals soaring to 14.4 million from January to July, marking an 8.2% increase. Crete led the growth among Greek islands, while the Dodecanese and Ionian Islands also saw significant visitor surges. Despite a slight decline in the Cyclades, overall spending increased, emphasizing Greece’s continued appeal as a top travel destination.

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