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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 21, 2026
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- Top 10K sites
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- Aug 2, 2026
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Greek stock market joins world’s leading exchanges after debt crisis (opens the original)
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For investors following Europe’s developed markets, Greece is back on the map. FTSE Russell’s reclassification of the Greek capital market from “advanced emerging” to “developed” took effect on Monday, marking another step in the country’s recovery from its sovereign debt crisis. Euronext Athens said the upgrade represented “a major international recognition of the significant progress and structural reforms implemented in recent years at the Athens Stock Exchange” and underscored the growing at
Seb Coe: 'We stand firm against Russian athletes taking part' (opens the original)
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In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the President of World Athletics Sebastian Coe defended the organisation's decision to keep Russian athletes barred from its events. The International Olympic Committee announced in the summer that it was easing the relevant restrictions, but left it to each international sports federation to take its own decisions. Euronews asked whether, in the light of those developments and of decisions taken by other federations, World Athletics plans to change its s
'No place like Halkidiki': Travellers give their vote of confidence (opens the original)
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"There's nowhere like Halkidiki", say the locals, but above all the people of Thessaloniki, for whom it has long been a traditional holiday destination not only in summer but throughout the year, especially for short weekend breaks. However, the latest data suggest that many Europeans feel the same way. More than one million foreign tourists (the vast majority of them Europeans) are estimated to have visited the area over the whole of 2025, and this season so far is running at similar, perhaps e
Afghan arrested over murder of Briton found in suitcase in Greece (opens the original)
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Greek police have solved the murder of a 38-year-old British national whose body was found inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens' Kypseli district in July. A 26-year-old Afghan national has been identified and charged with homicide, robbery, and weapons offences. The suspect is reported to have confessed to some of his actions to Greek authorities. After the woman's body was found, the case was taken over by the Department of Crimes against Life and Personal Freedom, part of the S
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