Hatzidakis: Greece from a weak link has turned into an international example of success
They see the figures for growth, public debt, primary surpluses, investment, exports, falling unemployment and the great progress that has been made.
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Clocks going back one hour on Sunday
Clocks going back one hour on Sunday
Clocks are going back one hour to Standard Time from summer Daylight Savings Time this Sunday, October 27.
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President Sakellaropoulou in Thessaloniki for the celebration of the patron Saint Dimitrios
President Sakellaropoulou in Thessaloniki for the celebration of the patron Saint Dimitrios
The President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou on Saturday attended the official liturgy for the patron Saint (St. Dimitrios) and the anniversary of the liberation of the city of Thessaloniki.
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Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues not included in any dialogue about Greek-Turkish issues
Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues not included in any dialogue about Greek-Turkish issues
Sovereignty issues are not included nor will they be included in any dialogue that takes place about Greek-Turkish issues, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said on Friday in Parliament.
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AIA and Fraport to Invest €3bln to Expand Passenger Capacity
AIA and Fraport to Invest €3bln to Expand Passenger Capacity
The two largest airport operators in Greece, Athens International Airport (AIA) and Fraport Greece plan to invest an estimated combined amount of €3 billion over the next few years to expand and solidify their positions in an increasingly competitive commercial aviation market.
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Investments: Greek bonds a safe haven – Why Greece borrows cheaper than major European economies
Investments: Greek bonds a safe haven – Why Greece borrows cheaper than major European economies
In 10-year bonds, Greek yields are at 3.1%, Italian at 3.4% and French at 2.9%
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Greece: Bread Prices Up 39% Since 2020, Still 2nd Cheapest in Europe
Greece: Bread Prices Up 39% Since 2020, Still 2nd Cheapest in Europe
The cost of half a kilo of fresh bread in Greece is the second lowest in Europe and 48% lower than the European average, standing at €1.21.
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Majority of Greeks Over 50 Face Retirement Without Pensions
Majority of Greeks Over 50 Face Retirement Without Pensions
Most Greeks aged 50-74 do not receive any old age pension
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The logistics and warehouse sectors of Greece attracting investment interest
The logistics and warehouse sectors of Greece attracting investment interest
According to a statement, the committee members believe that continued investment in warehouses, coupled with efforts to address challenges, will maintain the sector's growth in the coming years.
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Mitsotakis: Visited a pharmacy in central Athens to obtain a self-test for colon cancer
Mitsotakis: Visited a pharmacy in central Athens to obtain a self-test for colon cancer
The Prime Minister's dialogue with the pharmacist on camera - The National Prevention Program “Prolambano” for colon cancer is underway
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Catholic Church of Greece:The businessman who helped priests launder 3 million eur.is known to authorities
Catholic Church of Greece: The businessman who helped priests launder 3 million euros is known to the authorities
He was involved in a case against an Orthodox priest - Two Catholic priests from the Syros diocese made "investments" in nightclubs
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Greek Shipping Remains Global Leader
Greek Shipping Remains Global Leader
The Greek-owned fleet, comprising 4,992 ships with a total carrying capacity of 394,977,181 dwt, maintains the top global position
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AIA and Fraport to Invest €3bln to Expand Passenger Capacity
AIA and Fraport to Invest €3bln to Expand Passenger Capacity
Athens International Airport (AIA) is expected to experience further expansion in flight operations in 2025 from the United States
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Catholic Church of Greece Under Investigation for Suspicious Fund Transfers to Nightclubs
Catholic Church of Greece Under Investigation for Suspicious Fund Transfers to Nightclubs
The Hellenic Anti-Money Laundering Authority (HAMLA) has launched an investigation into substantial financial transfers from the Catholic Church of Greece to several nightclubs in the Peloponnese, resulting in the freezing of bank accounts and assets belonging to various nightclub owners.
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Olympiacos Set for Crucial Europa League Clash Against Malmö in Sweden
Olympiacos Set for Crucial Europa League Clash Against Malmö in Sweden
Olympiacos faces a key challenge tonight as they take on Malmö in Sweden for the third round of the Europa League group stage.
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2024 Tax Competitiveness Index: Greece 27th of 38 OECD Countries
2024 Tax Competitiveness Index: Greece 27th of 38 OECD Countries
The country remained in the same spot from last year's list and is sandwiched between Belgium (26th) and Denmark (28th). For the 11th year in a row, Estonia ranked 1st on the Index
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Over €3bln Injected in Greek Economy – PM Speaks at Event
Over €3bln Injected in Greek Economy – PM Speaks at Event
Additionally, a 300 million euro Guarantee Fund will be created with the European Investment Bank, leading to 1.5 billion euros in leverage
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Tax Bureau Chief: Short-Term Leasing Revenues at 830mln€ in 2024
Tax Bureau Chief: Short-Term Leasing Revenues at 830mln€ in 2024
More than 6,200 legal entities and individuals in Greece have declared more than three properties offered up for short-term leasing
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Two Greek bars in the World’s 50 Best Bars 2024 list – One in the Top 10
Two Greek bars in the World’s 50 Best Bars 2024 list – One in the Top 10
The award ceremony of The World’s 50 Best Bars 2024 took place in Madrid. This year, the list includes bars from 28 cities around the world and 16 new entries.
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Kiriakos Mitsotakis: We will very soon complete our strategy for AI
Kiriakos Mitsotakis: We will very soon complete our strategy for AI
Prime Minister noted that the gov.gr website had been "truly transformative from this point of view".
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Theodorikakos: We will not stop working to boost disposable income
Theodorikakos: We will not stop working to boost disposable income
"We envision and want to put into practice the productive transformation of our economy, to become much more competitive in Europe and the world" Development Minister said.
