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The forced occupation loan: What Germany owes Greece from WWII

During the WWII occupation of Greece, the Nazi regime imposed a forced occupation loan on the country. This controversial topic is explored in detail by journalist and political analyst Giorgos Harvalias. The Nazis systematically pillaged Greek assets, exploiting the country's economy for their own gain. Despite the immense damage caused, Greece continues to seek reparations from Germany for the forced loan.

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Greece Sets Final Price for National Bank Equity Offering at €7.55 per Share

Greece's Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) has finalised the price of the National Bank of Greece equity offering at €7.55 per share. The sale, which involved a 10% stake in the bank, was met with high demand, being oversubscribed by 12 times. This marks a significant sign of investor confidence in Greece's banking sector.

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Fitch Upgrades Greek Banks

The upgrades mainly reflect Fitch's improved assessment of Greece's operating environment (OE) to 'bb+'. We expect the Greek economy to continue to outperform the eurozone average. Paired with falling unemployment and the deployment of the country's Recovery and Resilience Fund, this should support banks' ability to capture profitable business opportunities," the credit ratings agency said.

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Athens Aims for Electric Taxi Takeover: Tenfold Increase by 2026

Greece's electric taxi initiative, driven by SirecEnergy, Ethniki Leasing, and FREENOW, holds promise in transforming Athens' transportation landscape towards a more sustainable future. By addressing the identified challenges and capitalizing on the strengths of this collaborative effort, the program can effectively promote electric taxis and contribute to a cleaner, greener city.