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The front page of To Vima highlights a significant stock market crash, with the Wall Street experiencing its worst day since 2025 due to the results of the US midterm elections impacting AI investments. Other prominent stories include concerns over the Greek livestock industry and rising feta…
A stock market crash of $2.5 trillion dollars, the worst day for Wall Street since 2025, has occurred. The results of the midterm elections are slowing down AI investments, triggering sell-offs in New York and Asia, with Donald Trump blaming the Democrats.
The Greece-Cyprus electricity cable project is also of interest to Brussels, as a French research vessel prepares to resume surveys off the coast of Kasos, with Athens asserting its sole right to grant permits in the area.
There are serious concerns for the livestock industry, with fears that feta cheese could reach 20 euros. The Ministry of Rural Development and Food is addressing the issues of lost herds and the risk to feta production.
Roads will be closed from 3:00 PM for the Marathon, with specific regulations for the metro and tram. Detailed traffic arrangements are in place for the weekend event.
The Greek economy is being evaluated by Fitch, with analysis of its strengths and potential risks.
Nithya Raman, a socialist, has been elected the new mayor of Los Angeles, marking a significant shift in the city's political landscape.
New housing units are being rapidly sold in the Elliniko development, with an additional 250 residences expected by 2027.
