Greek Households Most Pessimistic in Europe: IOBE Report
Over six in ten (65%) of households said that their financial situation worsened over the past year
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Mitsotakis on CNN: Europe cannot rely only on US for defense
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He added that fears of the rise of the extreme right at the European level may be exaggerated.
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Over 114,200 register for EU election postal voting with one week to go
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Participation is expected to increase further as the platform enters its final week of operation.
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Gerapetritis: Greece and Croatia both support the start of EU accession negotiations for Bosnia-Herzegovina
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He said the meeting was yet another opportunity to confirm on several occasions the excellent level of bilateral relations, based on common principles and values that Greece and Croatia apply in their foreign policy.
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Athens Crowned Europe’s Top City-Break Destination at World Travel Awards 2024
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Greek pharmaceutical sector aims to be a leading player in Europe
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Inflation in Greece at 3.2% in January, 2.8% in the Eurozone
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Pierrakakis: We set the stricter criteria in Europe for the operation of non-public universities
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Pierrakakis pointed out the reasons for this development. "Greece is the only country in the world that this order of things does not exist in the higher education, the prospect to reverse the brain drain both educationally and economically and the huge opportunity for Greece to become a regional educational centre as Cyprus, with major benefits for the education, the social mobility and the economy".
