The European Central Bank Governing Council recently allowed a request from the Bank of Greece to set the emergency liquidity
assistance ceiling for Greek banks at $49.73 billion.
The new ceiling, which will be in place through Feb. 1, comes as Greek banks move into a more stable liquidity situation. The
country’s current banking environment is less uncertain and boasts a more
stable flow of private sector deposits than in the recent past.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković led a delegation visiting the LNG Terminal in Omišalj to review new upgrades aimed at boosting capacity. Officials discussed ongoing projects that strengthen Croatia’s role in regional energy security.
Krka was honored at the 20th International FilmAT Festival with top prizes for its visual storytelling. The company says these awards highlight its commitment to effective communication on global issues.
The Bulgarian Stock Exchange announced that both turnover and trade numbers more than doubled in early 2026. The exchange attributes this growth to increased investor activity. Additional context highlights BSE’s role as Bulgaria’s only licensed stock exchange.
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