Nationalism
Banks roll back new charges
Greek banks have caved in to government pressure, freezing customer charges for a series of banking services, at least until the end of the year.
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Private sector to access farmers’ insurance system
Changes will be introduced to the legislative framework governing the operation of the Greek Agricultural Insurance Organization (ELGA) to allow private companies access to the sector's insurance system, according to Agriculture and Food Minister Makis Voridis.
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It Is still not Clear whether Varna Elected Mayor in the First Round
It is not clear whether Varna elected mayor in the first round or not when the first forecast results were announced . For now, however, it is more likely that there will be no second round in the maritime capital, but this will become clear later.
PM to discuss new fees with bankers on Thursday
The new charges banks have imposed on most of their services customers' transactions will be discussed in a meeting of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis with the heads of the country's biggest banks on Thursday.
The new charges are an effort to offset the sector's losses from interest takings, which have been in constant decline over the last few years.
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Anti-separatists rally in Barcelona after pro-independence unrest
One of the most prominent figures against independence for the Spanish region of Catalonia staged a counter-protest on Oct. 20 after a week of separatist unrest and called for an end to the violence.
Education Ministry to scrap random selection of flag-bearers
Flag-bearers in primary school parades on national holidays will no longer be selected by lot but on the basis of academic performance, according to new rules put forward by Greek Education Minister Niki Kerameus.
Growth bill submitted to Parl't, to be discussed on Friday
A bill aimed at introducing measures to stimulate growth in Greece was submitted in Parliament late on Wednesday and is to be debated from Friday, Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis said on Thursday.
Former Golden Dawn MP denies being a neo-Nazi
The first of some 18 former lawmakers belonging to the extreme-right Golden Dawn party to take the stand in the final phase of a trial which began in 2015 claimed on Wednesday that he is not a neo-Nazi but a Greek nationalist who despises Germans.
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Volen Siderov Enters the Battle For Mayor of Sofia
Volen Siderov enters the battle for mayor of Sofia.
He said that joining the last moment in this battle, he believes that sociology is about to change and he will be one of those who will go on the run-оff.
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Athens, 185 years later
Is Athens a successful city? Given everything such a simplistic definition entails, I would say that, yes, it is. I also believe that most Athenians would vote it as their top favorite if they were asked to, despite all its ills.
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