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Athens Stock Exchange Faces Continued Decline: Market Suffers Losses for Three Consecutive Days
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.
NATO's New Chief Mark Rutte Prioritizes Ukraine's Membership Path
The newly appointed Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, has emphasized that Ukraine will be his primary focus as he assumes the role, succeeding Jens Stoltenberg. The two leaders made brief statements to the press at NATO's headquarters in Brussels.
Rutte takes reins at NATO at critical juncture
Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte took over as NATO's secretary general on Tuesday as the Western military alliance reaches a critical juncture weeks from a momentous U.S. election.
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Japan's new PM to address economy, military threats
Shigeru Ishiba became Japanese prime minister on Tuesday, seeking to restore the ruling party's popularity and tackle a demographic crisis, a lacklustre economy and fears over China's military build-up.
Turkish carmakers face stiff competition from Chinese rivals
Chinese companies are using state subsidies to flood the local market with cheap cars that put local carmakers in a difficult position, according to Berk Çağdaş, general manager of MAİS.
Visa-free travel to China
Citizens of Greece and three other EU countries will enjoy visa-free travel to China starting October 15.
This is a pilot program lasting until December 31, 2025, and applies to visits of two weeks maximum, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Monday.
Visa-free travel is also available to citizens of Cyprus, Portugal and Slovenia.
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Iran: Two men publicly executed for the murder of a police officer
Iranian authorities executed two men in public on Monday, September 29, for the killing of a police officer during an armed robbery in central Iran.
Lagarde: The world is changing radically and Europe is being left behind
Speaking before the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON), the chairwoman of the ECB stressed that the world is changing fast and Europe is lagging. According to her, the competitiveness gap of the European economy against the US and China cannot be closed except by further integration of the eurozone to address its structural challenges.
Vestel aims to become global player in EV charging
Vestel, Türkiye's leading electronic company, wants to be one of the top three electric vehicle charge stations, especially for direct current (DC), according to CEO Ergün Güler.
He said that special products are an advantage.
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China lifts visa requirement for Greek travelers
Greek tourists and business travelers visiting China for short stays will no longer need a visa beginning October 15.
The exemption applies to citizens of Greece, Portugal, Cyprus and Slovenia and will remain in effect until December 31, 2025, according to China's state-run television network CGTN.
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