Greek Banks Outperform Eurozone in Key Financial Metrics
The four systemic Greek banking groups achieved combined net profits of approximately 4.3 billion euros last year, primarily driven by their organic results.
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The 7 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites and Monuments in Europe for 2025
The 7 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites and Monuments in Europe for 2025
Europa Nostra, the leading civil society network for European cultural heritage, together with the European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute, published the list of the 7 most endangered cultural heritage sites and monuments in Europe for 2025.
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Karalis takes silver at Indoor Worlds, sets new national record
Karalis takes silver at Indoor Worlds, sets new national record
Karalis finished second behind Sweden’s pole vault legend Mondo Duplantis at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Sports Park, clearing 6.05 meters. He then attempted to surpass his Swedish rival by attempting heights of 6.10m and 6.15m.
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Karalis: Incredible silver medal at the World Championships with a new Greek national record 6.05m!
Karalis: Incredible silver medal at the World Championships with a new Greek national record 6.05m!
Karalis improved the Greek national record for the sixth time this year, putting on a phenomenal performance by clearing every height on his first attempt from his entry at 5.70m up to his record-breaking 6.05m.
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Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Job vacancies, as defined by Eurostat, include positions that must be filled immediately or within a maximum of three months
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The ‘Hot Spots’ in Greece for Holiday Properties
The ‘Hot Spots’ in Greece for Holiday Properties
In recent years, there has been a notable shift among residential property developers toward the holiday home market in Crete.
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Mitsotakis: Anyone who enters the country illegally and has not been granted asylum must be returned
Mitsotakis from Brussels: Anyone who enters the country illegally and has not been granted asylum must be returned
The Prime Minister expressed his satisfaction with the incorporation of Greek positions into EU policies on defense spending and migration
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Government seeks to recover €480 million from unfinished investment projects
Government seeks to recover €480 million from unfinished investment projects
“For the development laws of 2004 and 2011, we have found that funds were allocated for investments that were never finished. We have started issuing recovery decisions for these funds,” he said.
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Santorini Aims for Rhodes-Style Recovery After Seismic Activity
Santorini Aims for Rhodes-Style Recovery After Seismic Activity
Santorini launches a €1M campaign to revive tourism after months of earthquakes and reassure visitors the island remains a safe destination
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Moody’s Upgrades Alpha Bank, Piraeus Bank
Moody’s Upgrades Alpha Bank, Piraeus Bank
Specifically, Moody’s raised the credit ratings of Alpha Bank and Piraeus Bank to “Baa2” from “Baa3,” while their outlooks have now been revised to stable from positive.
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Fidias, Cyprus MEP, Questions EU: Why More Support for Ukraine Than Cyprus?
Fidias, Cyprus MEP, Questions EU: Why More Support for Ukraine Than Cyprus?
Cyprus, a small island nation with a population of about 900,000, has faced significant challenges since the 1974 Turkish invasion, which divided the country into the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus in the south and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in the north, recognized only by Turkey
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Greece vs Scotland: A crucial challenge tonight for the first step towards Nations League promotion
Greece vs Scotland: A crucial challenge tonight for the first step towards Nations League promotion
The Greek national team takes on Scotland tonight at the Karaiskakis Stadium, which will be packed with fans, in the first leg of their battle for promotion to League A of the Nations League
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Greece proposes IOC presidents are always elected at Ancient Olympia
Greece proposes IOC presidents are always elected at Ancient Olympia
The International Olympic Academy hosted the event that formally launched the crucial session of the governing body of the Olympic Games, with outgoing President Thomas Bach issuing a call for global peace and for respect to the Olympic ideal.
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Strong Winds Keep Ships Docked in Greece
Strong Winds Keep Ships Docked in Greece
Travelers are urged to stay informed about weather conditions and potential transportation delays
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Archbishop Elpidophoros Hails Election of Ioannis as Historic for Albanian Church
Archbishop Elpidophoros Hails Election of Ioannis as Historic for Albanian Church
Speaking to an international Greek audience, Elpidophoros praised the significance of this transition in the church’s storied journey.
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Turkey is preparing to ratify framework military agreements with three Balkan countries that surround Greece
Turkey is preparing to ratify framework military agreements with three Balkan countries that surround Greece
The agreements were quickly pushed onto the agenda of the Turkish Parliament, in contrast to the usual lengthy approval processes for similar military agreements. Ankara views them as part of a broader strategy to enhance defense cooperation and address regional security threats.
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The Athenian Riviera is fast becoming a global property hotspot
The Athenian Riviera is fast becoming a global property hotspot
In Vouliagmeni, one of the area’s most sought-after spots, prices have climbed to an eye-watering €7,441 per square metre, fuelled by growing demand and major luxury developments like the transformative Ellinikon project.
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Moody’s Upgrades Alpha Bank, Piraeus Bank
Moody’s Upgrades Alpha Bank, Piraeus Bank
Moody’s raised the credit ratings of Alpha Bank and Piraeus Bank to “Baa2” from “Baa3,” while their outlooks have now been revised to stable from positive
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Patra mother Roula Pispirgou convicted of killing all three daughters
Patra mother Roula Pispirgou convicted of killing all three daughters
Following a trial that took 12 months to come to a conclusion, the 35-year-old Patra woman was sentenced to two more life terms in prison after judges upheld the prosecutor’s position, which argued that Pispirigou “was methodical and calculating,” and driven by an obsessive fixation on the girls’ father, Manos Daskalakis.
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Spain and Greece Boast the World’s Most Accessible and Powerful Passports
Spain and Greece Boast the World’s Most Accessible and Powerful Passports
European passports, alongside those of Singapore and Japan, consistently top the latest global rankings, surpassing even the U.S. passport. The U.S., once a dominant player, has seen its ranking decline, a trend underscored by USA Today’s report that “U.S. citizens lead in seeking alternative residency and citizenship abroad.”
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Metron Analysis Survey: Cost of Living and Justice Top Concerns for Greeks
Metron Analysis Survey: Cost of Living and Justice Top Concerns for Greeks
A comprehensive survey by Metron Analysis unveiled on the opening day of the 8th annual Circle of Ideas conference titled “Greece After VIII: Europe, Greece, and the Storm of New Challenges,” has shed light on the pressing issues facing Greek citizens.
