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Hello there! It took Nikos A.A. (Leader of the Opposition) a while to meet Mitsotakis, but as far as I’ve gathered from my sources at M.M. (Maximos Mansion), once he got going, the leader wasn’t just official… he was ultra-official. From what I hear, he came across well—serious and composed (for PASOK, that is). He didn’t go to extremes, nor did he turn the one-on-one with K.M.

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Greetings, so the analyses are flowing not just nationwide, but globally, regarding Trump’s overwhelming victory. In Europe, there was such a commotion that Scholz almost fell by himself just by hearing the news from across the Atlantic. Now, at the top of the rhetoric about the causes of Kamala’s loss, there are several issues, mainly the excessive promotion of the Democrats’ woke agenda.

Hello, so tomorrow marks “D-Day” for poor Stefanos, as the “priesthood,” as Pen Dalaoura (troll) calls it, along with his lyricist supporter, will decide whether to allow him to be a candidate or not. Now, let me tell you there was a bit of a fuss, as they say, among the anti-Kasselakis crowd.

 The Greek stock market struggled to withstand international pressure, concluding the first session of October with a downward trend. The domestic market exhibited sluggish movement, with stabilization trends dominating as investors awaited the completion of the National Bank’s placement.

For the first time since fiscal 2008, Greek banks are sending their shareholders to the “treasury” this summer. They will distribute dividends amounting to €814 million.

The dividend stay seals the return of Greek banks to normality, having travelled a difficult road for the Greek banking system.

The Greek banking sector will see this and next year a credit expansion of 4% per annum, per Eurobank Equities, ensuring resilience in interest income and profitability for Greek banks.

This is ahead of the imminent reduction of interest rates by the ECB, expected to start from the second quarter of this year.

The next couple of weeks will be decisive for the successful completion of the 20-year extension of the Athens International Airport concession contract, as consultations with the European Union's competition authorities have entered a critical stage, sources from the government and the parties involved have told Kathimerini.