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Greece’s decisive role in the negotiations for the new EU climate law

An 85% emissions reduction target by 2040 was achieved, with a review clause and flexibility safeguards – The Greek proposals that were incorporated into the final text of the Council of Environment and Energy Ministers

A victory for the meat industry

Tofu sausages, vegan schnitzel, soy burgers - The battle for labels on meat substitutes - The clash of two powerful European industries, the billion dollar market and the German "civil war"

Athens Stock Exchange dips on banking sector pressure but holds 2,000 points

"Collected" the initial losses - Which stocks received the strongest pressure - OTE, Metlen and PPC resisted with the latter "climbing" to a new 16-year high - Axia Research: ETE maintains its momentum - Estimates for the third quarter results

Greece as an energy hub: Pipelines close, LNG ships arrive

Starting January 1, 2028, Europe will permanently stop Russian natural gas imports, ending a long-standing energy relationship. Greece, leading this shift, must replace around 45% of its natural gas imports—about 3.5 billion cubic meters per year—that currently come from Russia

“Greece 2.0”: The proposal for the revision of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan submitted to the EU

The main points of the Greek revision proposal - The aim is to give the "green light" leading to the submission of the 7th payment request in December 2025

The new DESFA compression station in Komotini: Greece is becoming an energy hub

DESFA's new compression station in Komotini strengthens the country's role as a gas gateway to Southeastern Europe - From importer, Greece is becoming an energy transit hub for Italy and the Balkans

Stournaras: The economy is on a dynamic course, despite the unprecedented uncertainty

BoE event on the dissemination of digital financial literacy

Georgios Zanias new President of the Hellenic Bank Association

Georgios Zanias, Chairman of Eurobank and emeritus professor of the Athens University of Economics and Business, was elected the new President of the Hellenic Bank Association, succeeding Gikas Hardouvelis

ExxonMobil threatens to leave the EU over strangling sustainability regulations

The company's CEO, Darren Woods, called the EU "an overregulated economy that is de-industrialising" - The new framework "stifles economic growth", he argued

DMB and olive oil: New research for health entitled “DMB, Gut Microbiota & Heart Health”

With the participation of researchers from Yale and IHU and with Plus Health DMB evoo by Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms

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