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Deutsche Welle Reverses Plan to Abolish Greek-Language Service in Greece

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What happened

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The Deutsche Welle Broadcasting Council decided to continue its Greek language service in Greece, reversing a previous announcement that it would be abolished in January 2027. The Greek editorial team will be integrated into the new ‘Connect Europe’ department. The future annual budget allocated to the Greek editorial team is planned at around 400,000 euros, compared to 700,000 euros in 2026.

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Why it matters

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The Greek-language service is described as a historic channel of communication between Greece and Germany. The service has contributed substantially to informing the Greek public and fostering relations between the two countries.

From thepressproject.gr

Who's involved

  • Deutsche WelleThe international German public radio and television channel that operates the Greek-language service.
  • GreeceThe country where Deutsche Welle operates its Greek-language service.
  • Andreas KindlThe German diplomat who serves as the German ambassador to Greece.

How it developed

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  1. Campaign led by Maria Antoniadou to save Deutsche Welle's Greek language service.1 source
  2. German broadcaster DW operates in Greece, supported by the presence of the German ambassador.1 source

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