Cyprus a familiar economic space for Greece
In an interview conducted by Kathimerini Cyprus’ Panayiotis Rougalas, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras shed light on various aspects of the Cypriot monetary policy and economic landscape.
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PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Greece’s political stability to be judged by the outcome of the European Elections
PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Greece's political stability to be judged by the outcome of the European Elections
During the pre-conference of New Democracy in Thessaloniki on Monday night
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MFA Gerapetritis: We stand behind Montenegro’s European perspective
MFA Gerapetritis: We stand behind Montenegro's European perspective
On Monday, Minister of Foreign Affairs George Gerapetritis conveyed Greece's commitment to offering comprehensive humanitarian aid to the Middle East
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Greek MoD Suggests Female Voluntary Enlistment
Greek MoD Suggests Female Voluntary Enlistment
Nikos Dendias presented his general idea on how he envisioned women being integrated voluntarily into the citizen army
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Tempe train crash and Thessaly farmers in focus this week
Tempe train crash and Thessaly farmers in focus this week
The Tempe train crash will remain at the top of the political agenda for another week, as political parties submit their – divergent – findings to the parliamentary investigative committee, effectively agreeing that they disagree.
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Greece ready to roll the dice at Eurovision with Marina Satti’s ‘Zari’
Greece ready to roll the dice at Eurovision with Marina Satti’s ‘Zari’
Greece’s entry for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, titled “Zari,” has been officially unveiled
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The Greek National Opera presents a new take on the classic ballet “Coppelia”
The Greek National Opera presents a new take on the classic ballet “Coppelia”
he Greek National Opera (364 Syngrou Avenue, nationalopera.gr) presents a new take on the classic ballet “Coppelia,”
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PPC Buyout of Kotsovolos to be Completed in April
PPC Buyout of Kotsovolos to be Completed in April
British electrical retailer Curry’s, which own Kotsovolos, announced the sale after the Greek Competition Commission approved the deal
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Credit rating agency DBRS confirms Greece’s credit rating at BBB (low)
Credit rating agency DBRS confirms Greece's credit rating at BBB (low)
In its announcement, DBRS notes that the steady trend reflects its balanced view on the risks to the credit rating.
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Private universities bill adopted
Private universities bill adopted
The vote ended shortly after midnight after a contentious debate that often turned personal.
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Athens Crowned Europe’s Top City-Break Destination at World Travel Awards 2024
Athens Crowned Europe's Top City-Break Destination at World Travel Awards 2024
Athens has clinched a prestigious title in the tourism realm, emerging as Europe's Leading City-break Destination at the World Travel Awards 2024
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Greece Threads Hopes for Eurovision Glory with Marina Satti’s Uplifting Anthem “Zari”
Greece Threads Hopes for Eurovision Glory with Marina Satti's Uplifting Anthem "Zari"
Marina Satti takes centre stage for Greece at Eurovision 2024 with her dynamic song "Zari," which translates to "thread" in Greek.
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Dean Karnazes Is The Ambassador Of Greek Tourism
Dean Karnazes Is The Ambassador Of Greek Tourism
Dean Karnazes is a renowned figure in the world of ultramarathons, known for his extraordinary feats of endurance
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ELSTAT: Unemployment rate in Greece was 10.5% in 4th quarter 2023
ELSTAT: Unemployment rate in Greece was 10.5% in 4th quarter 2023
The unemployment rate in Greece dropped to 10.5% in the fourth quarter of 2023
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Eurobank unveils 1.140 billion euros net profits for 2023
Eurobank unveils 1.140 billion euros net profits for 2023
Τhe Eurobank announced overall net profits of 1.140 billion euros for 2023
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Skylakakis: Offshore wind farms will be key power producers in Greece in the coming decade
Skylakakis: Offshore wind farms will be key power producers in Greece in the coming decade
Within the next ten years, offshore wind farms as described in the relevant national plan will be a very important factor in electricity production in Greece
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Celebrate with Smoke and Sizzle! Today is Tsiknopempti
Celebrate with Smoke and Sizzle! Today is Tsiknopempti
Greece erupts in a symphony of sizzling meat and joyful celebration today, as it's Tsiknopempti (Smoky Thursday) 2024!
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Athens Half Marathon on Sunday to disrupt traffic
Athens Half Marathon on Sunday to disrupt traffic
Traffic restrictions will be introduced in the Greek capital on Sunday (March 10) for the Athena Half Marathon race and related events.
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Greek pharmaceutical sector aims to be a leading player in Europe
Greek pharmaceutical sector aims to be a leading player in Europe
The pharmaceutical sector in Greece has a strong financial footprint and is among the most dynamic sectors in the country in terms of growth. Greece’s pharmaceutical market is forecast to grow by 8.2%: from $7.5 billion in 2022, to $7.8 billion in 2023. By 2027, the market is predicted to reach $9.8 billion.
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Competition Commission approves sale of Kotsovolos chain to PPC
Competition Commission approves sale of Kotsovolos chain to PPC
The Hellenic Competition Commission (HCC) approved the sale of electronics and appliance chain Kotsovolos to the Public Power Corporation (PPC), it said on Wednesday.
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Hatzidakis on Piraeus Bank: An unprecedented success
Hatzidakis on Piraeus Bank: An unprecedented success
The Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) announced on Thursday that it has concluded the sale of all the shares it held in Piraeus Financial Holdings
