AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMigration: Twelve people, including an infant, died in two boat incidents off Greek islands. Separate rescue operations south of Crete and Gavdos brought about 117 people to safety. Education Protests: Students, teachers and parents are rallying across Greece on October 20–21, seeking more education funding, affordable student housing and better working conditions. Energy: Wholesale electricity prices hit €247.82/MWh, their highest level since 2023, as rising gas costs threaten to push up winter bills. Defence: Greece plans to close 187 of its 831 military bases, aiming to save €100 million a year and redirect funds to military housing and equipment. The restructuring also includes new specialist units and a proposed air-defence system. Research and Innovation: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated a new building at research centre Demokritos, calling investment in knowledge vital as Greece develops its AI capabilities. Flood Risk: After deadly storms and severe flooding last week, attention is turning to the regions most vulnerable as autumn rains intensify.
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