Bank of Greece: Private Sector Deposits Rise by €2.4 Billion in March
Overall, the monthly net flow of total deposits in the Greek banking system was positive in March, reaching 1.359 billion euros.
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Bank of Greece: Private Sector Deposits Rise by €2.4 Billion in March -
Άδωνις Γεωργιάδης: Η θητεία Τραμπ θα ωφελήσει την Ελλάδα-Η Αμερική παραμένει ο μεγαλύτερος σύμμαχος μας
Άδωνις Γεωργιάδης: Η θητεία Τραμπ θα ωφελήσει την Ελλάδα -Η Αμερική παραμένει ο μεγαλύτερος σύμμαχος μας
Η Ευρώπη πρέπει να αποκτήσει αυτονομία όχι μόνο στον αμυντικό τομέα αλλά και σε άλλους κρίσιμους τομείς
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‘Last year it was St Tropez, before it was Amalfi. This year’s it’s Greece’
‘Last year it was St Tropez, before it was Amalfi. This year’s it’s Greece’
“Last summer it was Saint-Tropez, the summer before that was the Amalfi Coast,” she said, referring to the famous French and Italian resorts, respectively. “People are booking Greece left, right and center now.”
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Lekkas: Conclusions in the next few hours on the cracks in Voutes
Lekkas: Conclusions in the next few hours on the cracks in Voutes
The first estimates for the cracks in Voutes Heraklion are related to ground ruptures about 150 meters long, said Professor Efthimios Lekkas, chairman of the Permanent Special Scientific Committee for Earthquake Risk Assessment
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Top European Destinations for 2025: Peloponnese Shines as Greece’s Hidden Gem
Top European Destinations for 2025: Peloponnese Shines as Greece’s Hidden Gem
While Greece’s islands often steal the spotlight, the Peloponnese is emerging as a star for 2025, thanks to its rich history, stunning landscapes, and fewer crowds
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Greece Celebrates Return of Parthenon Fragments, Ramps Up Pressure on British Museum
Greece Celebrates Return of Parthenon Fragments, Ramps Up Pressure on British Museum
The return marks a significant step in Greece’s 40-year campaign to reclaim the Elgin Marbles, a collection of Parthenon sculptures taken by British diplomat Lord Elgin in the early 19th century, currently housed in the British Museum.
