Greek Banks Profits Hit €2.6bn as Bad Loans Rise to €6.2bn

Greek Banks Profits Hit €2.6bn as Bad Loans Rise to €6.2bn

Greek banks profits reached €2.6 billion in the first half of 2026, yet bad loans on their books rose to €6.2 billion over the same period. Both figures come from the Bank of Greece’s latest Financial Stability Review, published on 22 October. Greek banks profits keep rising According to the Bank of Greece, Greek banking …

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Turkey Moves to Legislate ‘Blue Homeland’ Maritime Doctrine – Greek City Times

Turkey Moves to Legislate ‘Blue Homeland’ Maritime Doctrine – Greek City Times

Turkey is preparing legislation to formalise its controversial ‘Blue Homeland’ maritime doctrine, with potential implications for Greece, Cyprus and disputes over maritime rights in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. According to Turkish broadcaster Habertürk, the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) is finalising a bill designed to protect what Ankara describes as Turkey’s sovereign rights …

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Strong alliances in Arab world in response to revisionist claims, PM says

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis focused on an agreement between the Egyptian state and St Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai and the resumption of Greece-Egypt negotiations on the delimitation of the remaining part of their Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in his weekly Sunday-morning social media post, linking both developments to the strategic relationship between Athens and Cairo. …

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OXI Day ANZAC Memorial Ceremony Honours Evzones in Sydney

OXI Day ANZAC Memorial Ceremony Honours Evzones in Sydney

SYDNEY, Sunday 25 October 2026 — The Hellenic Presidential Guard (Evzones) raised the Greek flag at the OXI Day ANZAC Memorial ceremony in Hyde Park on Sunday 25 October, hosted by the Kalymnian Association of NSW. The Evzones marched from Elizabeth Street to the memorial, joined by community members in traditional dress, before the flag …

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