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The lion’s share of Greek wine exports—a whopping 86.6% by value for 2023—continued to head to the European Union, with the top five markets being Germany, Cyprus, France, the Netherlands and Belgium. Wine exports from Greece continued to rebound gradually in 2023 after a two-year pandemic-related downturn, according to the Hellenic Statistics Authority (EL.STAT). The […]
Catch up on the most important events in Greece from this past weekend with To Vima English Edition's News Wrap-up
The Greek Prime Minister began his weekly review post with reference to the one year anniversary of the Tempi train crash
Nine months after the elections, the government finds itself facing a new and different opposition
Access to maritime sites is strictly controlled, with continuous monitoring to ensure that divers can properly explore underwater archaeological sites
The bill sponsored by New Democracy passed with 158 votes and amid strong opposition from other political parties and environmental protection groups
Acknowledging a boost in the optimism index, signaling hope for the future, Kafounis pledges support for wage hikes, contingent on reducing excessive non-wage costs and permanently scrapping memorandum burdens
If the HFSF decides to place the entirety of its 27% stake in the bank, it could mean over 1.2 billion euros in proceeds for the Greek state
Surprisingly, TomTom's index identifies American cities like Oklahoma, Knoxville, and San Diego as havens for hassle-free driving
Minister Dendias emphasized the draft law's significance, framing it as a pivotal moment aligned with the Armed Forces' "Agenda 2030," emphasizing the integration of innovation
On this day in 1872, Yellowstone is established as the world's first national park
The request comes as virtually all Greek businesses are now mandated to install POS devices and business owners, particularly those selling low-cost products, complain that commissions eat up their profit margins
The PM outlined a series of priorities over the coming months which included tackling inflation, supporting agricultural products, and enhancing public health.
In contrast, the Eurozone faces persistent challenges as evidenced by stagnant growth in the fourth quarter of 2023, registering a mere 0.1% annual increase
Crafted entirely from white marble in the 5th century BC, it stands as a tribute to Poseidon, the god of the sea
On this day in 1992, voting begins on the Bosnian independence referendum
Despite a three-month ban on offers, Aristotle Panteliadis, president of the Supermarket Association, said re-pricing for four out of five products remain in effect
From storm "Dorothea" yesterday to storm "Emil" today
Additionally, the bells of church parishes in the local Larissa Metropolis rang mournfully 57 times, echoing the collective grief felt by the community