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Deutsche Welle: A Historic Victory for a Voice Greece Refused to Lose

Last Friday, Deutsche Welle’s Broadcasting Council, the German international broadcaster’s principal supervisory and oversight body, voted unanimously to continue its Greek-language service.
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The Board of Directors of ESIEA welcomes the decision of Deutsche Welle (DW) to revoke the abolition of its Greek-language service. Read here ⇛

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The cancellation of the Greek-language service of Deutsche Welle was carried out by the DW Radio and Television Council after a unanimous decision, recognizing its significant journalistic contribution to Europe and the rest of the world. This historic reversal came after strong reactions and coordinated movements, both at the political and social levels. "They intended to ... More www.ertnews.gr

The Board of Directors of ESIEA welcomes the decision of Deutsche Welle (DW) to revoke the abolition of its Greek-language service. From the very beginning, the Board of Directors strongly opposed the initial, unfair and unilateral decision and organized an information campaign in order to convince the DW management, as the Greek-language department was the only one to be abolished, […]

The Deutsche Welle Broadcasting Council unanimously decided to continue the Greek-language service after January 1, 2027, even if…More...

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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