Greek banks offloading assets ahead of ECB stress test
As difficult stress tests by the European Central Bank (ECB) approach and bad loans continue to weigh heavily on Greek
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Global interest for Hellenistic-era tomb in Amphipolis
The major archaeological discovery of a Hellenistic-era tomb in Amphipolis, in the district of Serres in northern Greece, has attracted
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Greek government prepares for difficult Paris talks with troika
Greek cabinet ministers return to Athens this week following a short summer break in order to prepare for talks with
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Greek economy sends positive vibes, end of recession nears
Good news are coming out of the Greek economy as data from the Hellenic statistical authority indicated Wednesday that the
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Greece expecting 19 million tourists this year
The association of Greek tourism enterprises SETE reiterated its confidence that the target of 19 million tourist arrivals set for
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Archaeological dig finds Amphipolis tomb, Greek PM visits site
Greek archaeologists may have made a very important discovery at the ancient city of Amphipolis, in north-eastern Greece, after two
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Greek producers affected by Russian food embargo set to receive EU help
The Greek government is looking for the European Union to make sure the country’s producers will be compensated for losses
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Sweeping changes to Greek media landscape
Greek journalists called a 24-hour strike Tuesday morning protesting a draft law affecting media and advertising companies. An amendment was
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Juncker rules out Greek debt ‘haircut’ during Athens visit
Incoming European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has ruled out a “haircut” of Greece’s debt. Visiting Athens on his first trip
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