How the world sees Greece
I note that you have offered no dedication to Greek-Jews for Passover, after all, they are readers, too. Nonetheless, I welcome two articles of yours: commentaries.
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Gougou Meze in Athens is a perfect place for visiting with a group of friends. The food here is simply delectable and friendly priced. Mix and match a number of delicious and well-presented traditional plates and appetizers with unique flavors, for a meal with much variety. For starters, warm and crispy handmade pita bread is […]
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ASTORIA – Miss Violence, a shattering 2013 Greek film about evil lurking in modern urban life, directed, written and produced by Alexander Avranas, made its U.S. premier at Panorama Europe – A Festival of New European Films of the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria on April 12. The skill of Avranas, who won […]
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A prosecutor is looking at the finances of the PASOK Socialists for possible embezzlement after it was reported that 100 million euros ($138 million) is missing.
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Greek Parliament workers got 1.35 million euros for Easter and continue to receive four months extra pay a year even though the body is often not in session.
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Marcus Berg scored a hat trick to lead Panathinaikos to a 4-1 triumph over PAOK in the Greek Cup final on April 26, the 18th for the Greens.
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With Greece expecting to see the beginning of a recovery later this year, European Union officials said there's no need for more worker layoffs.
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By Laura Noonan LONDON (Reuters) - Fears of euro zone deflation, emerging markets turmoil and a determination not to repeat past mistakes mean European regulators are likely to come up with the toughest set of tests for the region's banks that they have ever faced. The European Banking Authority (EBA) will on Tuesday reveal the crisis scenarios that banks will have to prove they can withstand without resorting to the kind of taxpayer bailouts that all but bankrupted some countries in the 2008-2012 crisis. The European economy has rallied since the last round of bank stress tests three years ago and sharply lower borrowing rates for countries such as Greece - which can now borrow five year money at an interest rate below 5 percent against the 20 percent it was paying when the 2011 tests were done - support the idea that the worst of the euro zone crisis has passed. But with widespread criticism heaped on 2010 and 2011 stress tests for being too soft, and new risks on the horizon, regulators are likely to set tougher conditions all the same.
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Use squash, pumpkin or zucchini flowers for this favorite recipe that is popular in Greece. You can find them at Asian markets, or plant your own plants to reap the yield. Makes 12 Blossoms Ingredients: One dozen squash (pumpkin or zucchini) blossoms 1 egg, beaten 5 tablespoons flour 4 tablespoons grape seed oil Parsley for […]
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BROOKLYN – His name is now Yusuf Islam and he is a practicing Muslim. He was born Steven Georgiou, to a Greek-Cypriot Greek Orthodox father and a Swedish Baptist mother. But he remains best known by the name he used during an illustrious career as one of the most popular and acclaimed singer-songwriters of the […]
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NEW YORK - Spiros J. Voutsinas, President, Atlantic Bank, has passed away at age 80. He died at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Born June 14, 1933, in Kefalonia to Eugenia and George Voutsinas, he lived a diverse and productive life. In a career spanning more than five decades, he followed his American dream through the competitive New […]
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NICOSIA – Over 100,000 people – 10 percent of Cyprus’ entire population – are expected to attend legendary rock band Deep Purple’s May 24 concert at Near East University (YDU) in the Turkish-controlled area of that country. But many are furious with the band for agreeing to play in a region recognized as a country […]
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