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Kyriakos Mitsotakis · GreeceLaura Kövesi Advocates for Strengthened European Prosecutor Operations in Greece. Credit: Orestis Panagiotou / AMNA Laura Kοvesi, head of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), is in Athens this week for high-level meetings with Greek government and judicial leaders. Her goal is to strengthen the European prosecutorial presence in Greece while addressing both operational and legal obstacles that have slowed investigations into corruptio…See the Story
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi Visits Greece to Strengthen Anti-Corruption Efforts
67% Right coverage: 3 sources
Europe · GreeceSheep and goat flocks in Greece are decimated by a sheeppox outbreak. Credit: wikimedia commons / dewdrop157 CC BY 3.0 Fourteen months since the initial outbreak of sheeppox in Greece, more than 300,000 sheep and goat livestock has been lost, costing the industry an estimated 350 million euro and bringing stock-breeders to dispair. The sheeppox virus, which doesn’t spread to humans in any way and doesn’t pass in the animals’ milk on meat, is dec…See the Story
Sheeppox Virus Brings Greek Stock-Breeders to Dispair
100% Right coverage: 2 sources
European Central BankIn an age when most of us pay with a tap of a card or a swipe on a phone, the European Central Bank (ECB) is sending out a very different message: don’t ditch cash just yet. In fact, the institution is advising households across Europe to keep a small supply of banknotes at home, enough to cover essential needs for about three days, in case of what it calls ‘systemic instability’. SourceSee the Story
ECB: Keep Cash at Home for Emergencies
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