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After Protest Wave: Deutsche Welle Retains Greek Service

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It is only a small editorial office, but the decision to close the Greek service of Deutsche Welle became a political centre. The broad criticism from Greece clearly surprised the Radio Council. Now came the turnaround. By J. Riemann.

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After protests against its planned closure, Deutsche Welle's Greek editorial team will continue to work.

·Germany
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It is only a small editorial office, but the decision to close the Greek service of Deutsche Welle became a political centre. The broad criticism from Greece clearly surprised the Radio Council. Now came the turnaround. By J. Riemann.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The historic Greek service will continue from January 1st in a limited format, following a unanimous decision by the Radio and Television Council.

·Marousi, Greece
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For financial reasons, the Deutsche Welle had to cancel its programme in Greek, it said in February. The outcry in Greece was great. Now the Radio Council decided: Greek remains.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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The decision of Deutsche Welle (DW) to revoke the closure of its Greek-language service is welcomed by the Board of Directors of ESIEA. As it states, from the very beginning it strongly opposed the initial, unfair and unilateral decision and organized an information campaign, aiming to convince the DW management. According to ESIEA, the Greek-language department was […] The article ESIEA: Welcomes the revocation of the closure of Deutsche Welle’…

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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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