Greek authorities have ordered the demolition of several illegal structures on Mykonos following inspections by the Environment Ministry. Violations included unauthorized building extensions, unlicensed construction, and a section of beach illegally paved with concrete.
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The Peloponnese Region is set to develop Greece’s largest certified hiking trail network, spanning 1,729 kilometers. Supported by €2.95 million from the Recovery and Resilience Facility, the project includes trail upgrades, signage installation, and digital enhancements, aiming to boost sustainable tourism and highlight the region’s natural and cultural heritage.
During a visit to Volos, SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance leader Stefanos Kasselakis blamed the government and environment ministry for the environmental disaster that led to thousands of dead fish washing up on the shores of the Pagasetic Gulf. Kasselakis criticized the lack of oversight and called for urgent government action to address the environmental and socioeconomic impact on the region.
Greece’s revised National Plan on Energy and the Climate is open for public consultation until September 16. The plan aims to reduce energy transition costs, meet EU targets, and achieve significant greenhouse gas reductions and renewable energy use by 2030. Citizens, businesses, and organizations are invited to provide feedback online.
The Gov.gr Wallet, hailed as “the start of a new era” by Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou, will allow citizens to consent to the disclosure of their personal data to public and private entities. This new digital service aims to eliminate the need for commonly requested certificates and reduce bureaucracy, with plans to extend its functionality to energy providers and further enhance cybersecurity measures.