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US-EU clash over cheese names: Feta, Parmesan and Asiago take center stage

Different approach for products such as feta, with both sides clashing at international level - US producers demand free use of names, Europeans talk of imitation

Greek gas exports quadrupled in the first quarter of the year, DESFA reports

According to the Operator of the National Gas System, this increase is the result of Greece's enhanced role as an energy hub in Southeastern Europe.

Easter in Athens: Concerts, theatre and activities – where to go

See the full program

Store opening hours today (5/4): What applies to supermarkets and shops ahead of Easter 2026

What applies to supermarkets and shops ahead of Easter 2026

Metlen: Among Berenberg’s top picks – €61 price target for the stock

The Metals sector is expected to be supported by the group’s own energy production, while also benefiting from the 14% rise in aluminium prices

Three tankers passed through the Strait of Hormuz via a new route near Oman’s coast

All three vessels—Dhalkut, Habrut, and Sohar LNG—are managed by Oman Ship Management Company

The Athens Stock Exchange is renamed to Euronext Athens

A new era for the Greek stock market following its integration into the Euronext group

IOBE: Fall in economic sentiment in March, weakening consumer confidence and growing uncertainty

IOBE's Economic Sentiment Survey for March 2026 shows a slowdown in Europe and a moderate decline in Greece, focusing on consumption and energy uncertainty

France calls for China’s involvement in reopening the Strait of Hormuz

Beijing will likely need to become more involved in the talks and show its impatience over the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz, said the Chief of the French Navy, Nicolas Vaujour

Political turbulence from the second case file of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office on OPEKEPE – Possible cabinet reshuffle

Request to lift the immunity of 11 New Democracy MPs, including members of the cabinet – “Case-by-case” evaluation is the government’s stance – More serious cases involve a former minister and a deputy minister – The remaining cases concern clientelist favors

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