AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Crime in Greece: Kallisto says three brown bears were killed illegally in north-western Greece—two shot and one poisoned—urging a full investigation and warning against vigilante action as bears increasingly enter towns like Kastoria. Cyprus Diplomacy: Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides said he “does not downplay” Turkish FM Hakan Fidan’s remarks backing a two-state solution, insisting UN efforts stay within its charter framework. EU Security Statement: A wide coalition of countries and EU members issued a joint statement condemning a drone attack on the Barakah Nuclear Plant, calling it a violation of international law. Energy Deal: Greece approved Chevron’s request to take a 70% stake in an offshore gas block southwest of the country, expanding U.S. involvement in Mediterranean exploration. Tourism Watch: Greece’s tourism minister says 2026 is starting strong with rising arrivals and revenues, despite wider geopolitical uncertainty. Animal Welfare: Mitsotakis inaugurated Greece’s first reception centre for animals affected by disasters in Galatsi, highlighting volunteer support. Shipping Trouble in Greece: A Turkish cruise ship, Gemini, remains detained in Greece amid reports of fuel and provisions running low and classification issues.
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