Greece Ranks Last in EU for Long-Term Care Beds
The country has the lowest number of long-term care beds in the European Union, with only 20 beds per 100,000 people, a figure that has declined from 24.06 in 2013.
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EU Removes ‘Macedonian’ Identity References from North Macedonia Report
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Bonus of €20 Million for Eurobank from Bulgaria’s Eurozone accession
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