Olympiakos slips again at home, concedes 2-2 draw to Giannena

by  Associated Press Giannena snatch 2-2 draw from host Olympiakos Associated Press - 6 December 2014 16:28-05:00 ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Evripidis Giakos scored two minutes from time for visiting Giannena to earn a surprising 2-2 draw against defending champion Olympiakos in the Greek league on Saturday. Alexis Mikhail gave Giannena the lead into halftime. Costas Fortounis brought Olympiakos level with a 50th-minute penalty, and Pajtim Kasami put the hosts ahead in the 75th. Three days after losing 2-1 at home to league-leading PAOK, second-place Olympiakos was four points behind PAOK, which can increase its lead when it host Xanthi on Sunday. Giannena was in eighth place, seven points behind Olympiakos. Also, Veria beat Platanias 2-0, and Kerkyra and Atromitos drew 1-1 on a waterlogged field. News Topics: Sports, Soccer, Men's soccer, Men's sports People, Places and Companies: Greece, Western Europe, Europe Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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Giannena snatch 2-2 draw from host Olympiakos

ATHENS, Greece — Evripidis Giakos scored two minutes from time for visiting Giannena to earn a surprising 2-2 draw against defending champion ...

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Athens Erupts 6 Years After Police Killing

Demonstrations in Athens and other major Greek cities in memory of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, who was 15 when he shot dead by the police.

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Stumbling block: Greeks offended by Brits lending ancient sculpture to Russia

The headless Ilissos, which is considered to be one of the greatest works of ancient Greek art, is part of the so-called Elgin Marbles collection, which ...

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Greek's Amber Stevens & Andrew J. West Are Married!

The former Greek stars walked down the aisle and sealed their marriage with a kiss at Carondelet House in Los Angeles on Friday night (December 5) ...

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Former 'Greek' Co-Stars Andrew J. West & Amber Stevens Tie the Knot!

Andrew J. West and Amber Stevens have tied the knot at the Carondelet House on Friday (December 5) in Los Angeles. “I could not imagine a better ...

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Greece: Protests held to remember police victim

A series of rallies and protests were held on Saturday throughout Greece in commemoration of the six-year anniversary of the killing of Alexis ...

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Violence erupts in Greece

A march through central Athens to mark the sixth anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager quickly turned violent Saturday, as marchers damaged store fronts and bus stations, and set fire to clothes looted from a shop. Clashes also ...

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Greek Protesters Clash With Police

Protesters clashed with police in central Athens on Saturday as thousands marched to mark the sixth-year anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager in the Greek capital that triggered the country’s worst riots in decades.

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Greek protests: Demonstrations mark anniversary of unarmed teen's killing by police as riots break out over jailed anarchist

Thousands of protesters have marched through the streets of Athens to mark the sixth anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager in the Greek capital that led to widespread rioting, while clashes have broken out between demonstrators and police in the northern city of Thessaloniki.

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Greece and Turkey hopeful that Cyprus talks will restart soon

A Cyprus solution would be a boon for both Greece and Turkey, he said. "We hope the Cyprus issue is solved so cooperation in the energy sector can ...

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Anarchist's hunger strike putting Greece in a bind

ATHENS -- A three-week hunger strike by a young anarchist who has become a household name in Greece has left the embattled government in a ...

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Violent protests in Greece on teen anniversary

Greek police fired tear gas at protesters hurling molotov cocktails towards them as clashes broke out during a large protest in Athens. Clashes erupted ...

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Violent Protests Mark Anniversary Of Police Killing In Greece

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A march through central Athens to mark the sixth anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager quickly turned violent Saturday, as marchers damaged store fronts and bus stations, and set fire to clothes looted from a shop. Clashes also broke out between police and demonstrators marching through the northern city of Thessaloniki. At night, police fired tear gas and stun grenades after a crowd of marchers beat up two plainclothes policemen there. No casualties were immediately reported in either city. The marches are commemorating the Dec. 6, 2008, police killing of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos in the capital, which led to two weeks of the most violent rioting Greece had seen in decades. On Saturday, about 5,000 people were marching in Athens, passing the Greek Parliament and heading toward the spot where Grigoropoulos was killed, police said. At one point during, people broke into a Zara clothes shop, took racks of clothes into the street and burned them. Clashes took in the Athens neighborhood of Exarchia, a haven for extreme leftists and anarchists, where Grigoropoulos was killed. Police cordoned off the neighborhood's central square, firing tear gas and pepper spray. Police also had two vehicles armed with water cannons. The marches come at a time when nearly nightly violent protests are being held by supporters of one of Grigoropoulos' friends, jailed anarchist and convicted bank robber Nikos Romanos, 21. He was present when Grigoropoulos was killed and is now on a hunger strike, demanding prison leave to attend lectures after he passed university entrance exams. Romanos, currently hospitalized under police guard, has been on the hunger strike since last month and doctors have said his health is failing. He was jailed with three young men following a February 2013 bank robbery in which they took a hostage as they tried to escape. Police released doctored mug shots of the four at the time to remove signs of severe facial bruising caused during their arrests, leading to an outcry at the time. Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will meet with Romanos' parents on Monday morning, following a request made through their lawyer on Saturday, the government said. __ Costas Kantouris contributed to this report from Thessaloniki.

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Amber Stevens Marries Former Greek Costar Andrew J. West

It happened Greek fans! Former costars Amber Stevens and Andrew J. West tied the knot in L.A. on Friday, Dec. 5, a source confirms to Us Weekly .

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Grigoropoulos Anniversary: Riots in Athens and Other Greek Cities

Riots and clashes with the police in several major cities in Greece have marked the anniversary of the killing of teenager Alexandros Grigoropoulos by a policeman. In Athens, where the biggest demonstration rally took place, it was preceded by attacks against police on Stournari street in Exarcheia. Anarchists threw rocks and molotov cocktails at police vans. Skirmishes were reported in several Exarcheia spots. Later on, as the rally was in progress, several protesters wearing hoods broke store windows and traffic cameras, entering stores and throwing molotov cocktails. Several store fronts were burned on Panepistimiou street. As the mass of protesters approached Syntagma Square, more molotov cocktails were thrown at police and shop windows. Groups were separated from the main body of the rally and broke store fronts on side streets. After the protesters dispersed in front of the parliament building at Syntagma Square, the battlefield was transferred to Exarcheia Square and side streets where there were multiple arsons of buildings and cars and fights with the riot police. The National Technical University of Athens (Polytechneio) was under siege, while dozens of suspects were arrested. In Agrinio, the protest rally held in the center of the city ended with protesters throwing rocks at police, cafes and stores causing minor damages. Three people were arrested and taken for questioning. Ιn Patra, anarchists used molotov cocktails and catapults to attack police after burning trash containers. The riot squad answered with tear gas and flares. Protesters threw a motorcycle policeman from his bike using a catapult. In Thessaloniki the protest rally started under heavy police surveillance. However, protesters attacked police forces with molotov bombs and stones. Police responded with tear gas and flares. Many damages were reported to cars and shop windows, while serious clashes between rioters and police took place in front of the American Consulate and a store was burned in the center of the city.  

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Fears raised that Elgin Marbles sculpture sent to Russia 'won't be sent back'

The Prime Minister of Greece, Antonis Samaras, once again accused Britain of 'looting' and said the decision to lend the statue to Russia 'provokes ...

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ANNIVERSARY OF POLICE SHOOTING OF TEEN SPARKS CLASHES IN GREECE

ATHENS — Clashes broke out Saturday between riot police and demonstrators marching in Athens to mark the anniversary of the fatal shooting of an ...

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Greece and Turkey vow to overcome differences, with eye on Cyprus

Athens (dpa) - The prime ministers of Greece and Turkey on Saturday vowed to work together to overcome differences between their two countries, ...

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Violent protests take place in 2 Greek cities

ATHENS, Greece — A march through central Athens to mark the sixth anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager quickly turned ...

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Turkey, Greece aim for stronger economic relations

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has voiced Turkey's intention to create a strong regional economic zone hand-in-hand with its Aegean Sea neighbor By Magda Panoutsopoulou & Feyza Susal ATHENS, Greece Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu voiced Friday ...

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FT: Bailout Era Not Yet over in Greece

When Eurozone finance ministers meet on December 8 in Brussels, they are unlikely to approve the close of Greece’s bailout era, the Financial Times (FT) reported. Because Greece has not met the European Union’s (EU) – European Central Bank’s (ECB) – International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) demands regarding budget measures, FT wrote, Greece will be forced […] The post FT: Bailout Era Not Yet over in Greece appeared first on The National Herald.

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Strictly Come Dancing: quarter finals – as it happens

On the cream of the crop remain, and this week they must compete in the ‘waltzathon’ on top of their usual routines. Who will rise, and who will fall? 7.11pm GMT First up it’s Simon and Kristina! Tonight they’re dancing the American Smooth to ‘Heartache Tonight’ by Michael Buble. I’m anticipating some kind of “will you give them your vote, or will it be heartache toni..sorry, tomorrow night?” pun from Claudia. 7.09pm GMT Here come the celebs! Pixie and Trent appear to be dressed as Barbie and Ken. It was only a matter of time. 7.08pm GMT Out come Tess and Clauds! DRESS WATCH: Tess in a full length black number with speedo straps, Pat Butcher earrings and giant boobage, Clauds in a horrible black number with nasty braiding. No. NO.Still, at least they’re not wearing Darcey’s mink coffin lining. 7.04pm GMT And we’re off! Previously on Strictly: Austrian windmills in Amsterdam, a grisly Greek Argentine and a godawful globetrotting Strictly theme that should never have been granted a visa. Sunetra and Brendan became the ninth couple to leave the Strictly dancefloor. They both looked a bit relieved, to be honest. 6.55pm GMT Come on, pick Eurovision! Oh, how disappointing. 6.52pm GMT Pointless answers: onomatopeia, portmanteau, neologism, synonym, palindrome. We should totally go on this show. All of us. 6.46pm GMT BAKE OFF ROUND ON POINTLESS! I know ALL the answers. 6.40pm GMT So I went to the filming of the Strictly Christmas Special on Monday, and it was FAB. U. LOUS – well worth a watch at 4pm on Christmas Day when you’re in a post-lunch turkey coma. Also met lots of Strictly people who love this blog and all your comments, so keep the good work. 6.27pm GMT Good evening, and welcome to this week’s Strictly Come Dancing liveblog! The technicolour trip-hazard of last week’s transcontinental shambles is behind us, so we can get back to some proper dancing. Don’t know about you, but that prospect definitely gets a ten from me.So it’s quarter-final time, which means only six of our original 15 couples remain. Our final four is too close to call at this point, although I suspect it won’t include Mark and Karen, who have been in the bottom two enough times to consider a timeshare. Will they go tomorrow/technically tonight? Continue reading...

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Greece's fight for Elgin Marbles gets backing from rival Turkey

Turkey on Saturday announced its support for Greece's fight to get back from Britain the famous Elgin Marbles -- ancient Greek sculptures also known as the Parthenon Marbles which were taken from Athens in the 19th century.

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British Museum to send more Elgin Marbles abroad despite Greek anger

Museum director Neil MacGregor says "conversations are in train" about loaning more disputed Parthenon masterpieces to world museums

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TURKEY AND GREECE DETERMINED TO OVERCOME DIFFERENCES

ATHENS — Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said on Saturday that relations between Turkey and Greece are no longer impeded by a ...

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Greek lawmaker joins Syrian hunger strikers

A Greek lawmaker has joined Syrian refugees in a hunger strike outside the parliament building in Athens in protest against the government’s migration policy. Yiannis Michelogiannakis, of the leftist opposition Syriza Party, joined the protest on ...

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Greek police clash with protesters in Athens

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police fired teargas to disperse protesters who hurled petrol bombs at police and set alight bank ATMs and garbage cans in central Athens on Saturday, police said. The clashes erupted after a march in solidarity with a jailed self-proclaimed anarchist, who went on hunger strike last month to demand he be allowed to attend university classes. Nikos Romanos, 21, was ...

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Protests turn violent in Athens on anniversary of youth's shooting by policeman in 2008

by  Associated Press Greeks protest on anniversary of police shooting Associated Press - 6 December 2014 13:02-05:00 ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Thousands of protesters are marching through the streets of Athens to mark the sixth anniversary of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager, damaging store fronts and bus stations, and setting fire to clothes looted from a shop. Clashes also broke out between demonstrators and police in the northern city of Thessaloniki. No casualties were immediately reported. In Athens, police say about 5,000 people are marching on Saturday night to commemorate the Dec. 6, 2008, killing of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos in the capital. The march passed the Greek Parliament, and is now heading to the spot where Grigoropoulos was killed. At one point during the march, people broke into a Zara clothes shop in Athens, took racks of clothes into the street and burned them. News Topics: General news, Protests and demonstrations, Police, Shootings, Political and civil unrest, Law enforcement agencies, Government and politics, Violent crime, Crime People, Places and Companies: Athens, Greece, Western Europe, Europe Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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Turkish PM: Turkey and Greece speak from the heart

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Saturday that relations between Turkey and Greece are no longer impeded by a psychological barrier. "Now they are not only speaking with their tongues but also from their hearts to each other. This is a ...

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Greeks Protest on Anniversary of Police Shooting

Protests turn violent in Athens on anniversary of youth's shooting by policeman in 2008

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Greece, Turkey Set Aside Differences

The leaders of Greece and Turkey decided not to talk tough about Turkish warships off Cyprus and other Turkish provocations. The post Greece, Turkey Set Aside Differences appeared first on The National Herald.

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Greece and Turkey stress importance of economic ties at annual summit

Turkey and Greece have agreed to strengthen their economic ties despite deep-rooted differences, particularly over Cyprus. Turkish Prime Minister ...

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Greek PM to Meet with Parents of Hunger Striker

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will meet on Monday with the parents of convicted bank robber Nikos Romanos who is on hunger strike over the court’s denial to grant him educational prison leave. The 21-year-old man is hospitalized at Gennimatas ...

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Morrissey cancels two gigs in Greece

Morrissey has cancelled two dates in Greece, the latest gigs on his European tour to meet a similar fate. It is reported that Morrissey's gigs in Athens ...

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Greek and Turkish PMs Stress Mutual Respect and Trust

The need for mutual respect and trust between Greece and Turkey was the key point Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras stressed after the conclusion of the Greek-Turkish High-Level Cooperation Council that was held in Athens. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet ...

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New Poll Shows SYRIZA Leading by 5.2%

Leftist opposition party SYRIZA leads in yet another opinion poll in Greece. According to the latest Metron Analysis study, SYRIZA leads over ruling New Democracy by 4.5 percent in voting intentions and 5.2 percent in voting estimate. More specifically, for the study conducted for Parapolitika newspaper, in voting intention, SYRIZA gathers 24.3 percent of the vote against 19.8 percent of New Democracy. The River (To Potami) follows at 6.9 percent, Golden Dawn at 5 percent, the Greek Communist Party (KKE) at 4 percent, PASOK at 3.8 percent,  Independent Greeks (ANEL) at 2.7 percent and ANTARSYA at 1 percent. Other parties gathered a total 3.8 percent, 5.3 percent of respondents said that they will not vote for anyone, 6.7 said they will abstain from the election process, while 16.7 percent said they are undecided as to whom to vote for. In voting estimate, SYRIZA leads at 34 percent versus 28.8 percent of New Democracy, The River follows at 9.7 percent, Golden Dawn at 7 percent, KKE at 5.6 percent, PASOK at 5.4 percent, Independent Greeks at 3.8 percent and ANTARSYA at 1.5 percent.

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Greek Report Claims 2nd Gen Moto E Could Be Coming Soon

According to a report from Greek technology website TechManiacs, Motorola could launch the 2nd gen Moto E very soon. Along with the speculation ...

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Greek lawmaker starts hunger strike over Syrian refugees' plight

Athens (Reuters) - A Greek lawmaker joined Syrian refugees in a hunger strike outside the Athens parliament on Saturday to protest against the government's refusal to help them move to other European countries to reunite with relatives. Yiannis Michelogiannakis, a deputy from the leftist opposition Syriza party, said he decided to strike after an activist group said two protesters had died, one ...

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Greek writer Menis Koumandareas found apparently murdered

Acclaimed Greek author Menis Koumandareas was found apparently murdered Saturday in his central Athens home, authorities said. He was 83.

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Turkey determined to start new phase in relations with Greece

The joint press conference took place following a meeting of the supreme council of the high-level cooperation between Turkey and Greece.

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Greek program, prospects to be discussed in Brussels amid political upheaval

After a tense weekend, the government now faces a critical week with the progress of Greece’s economic reform program, and its possible extension, expected to be addressed on Monday at a summit of eurozone finance ministers in Brussels. The Greek governme... ...

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Alexandros Grigoropoulos: The Killing that Shook Greece

Today is the sixth anniversary of the killing of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos by a policeman, that triggered the most violent riots Athens has seen in recent years. It was a little before 9:00 on the evening of December 6, 2008, when Grigoropoulos and his friends were sitting in a corner at Exarcheia and exchanged swear words with two policemen in a patrol car that was passing by. A little later, the two policemen, Epaminondas Korkoneas and Vasilis Saraliotis returned to the scene on foot. The former, pulled out his gun and shot Grigoropoulos. The young man died a few minutes later in his friend’s lap. His friend was Nikos Romanos. The two policemen returned to the Exarcheia police station and reported that they had been attacked by anarchists. They didn’t report the shooting. In a few hours, hundreds of young people took to the streets of Exarcheia and started burning trash containers, cars, bus stops. Soon more fires broke out all over Athens as more and more people clashed with the riot police (MAT). All the pent-up youth frustration and the feeling that this was a police killing that would probably go unpunished generated a guerilla war on the streets of central Athens. Rallies against police brutality took place in several cities in Greece, followed by battles with the police. But Athens was literally set on fire. Several embassies issued warnings for the protection of their citizens and pictures of the burning city spread throughout the world. BBC talked about an insurrection. Efforts on behalf of Korkoneas to justify his crime and his defense attorney to put the blame on the behavior of Grigoropoulos added more fuel to the fire and more riots ensued. The justice ministry and Greek police decided to transfer the trial to Amfissa so that there would be no more riots in Athens. The mixed jury in Amfissa decided that Korkoneas was guilty of premeditated murder and the policeman received a life sentence. Saraliotis received ten years for accessory to murder. Despite the policeman’s punishment, December 6 has been unofficially established among anarchists as remembrance day for Alexandros Grigoropoulos and every year since is marked with clashes with the police and burnings. This year’s anniversary is also marked with the hunger strike of Grigoropoulos’ friend, Nikos Romanos. The 21-year-old wanted to avenge his friend’s death by starting an armed anarchist group. In an attempt to finance their struggle, they tried to rob a bank. The robbery failed, Romanos and his accomplices were arrested and now Nikos Romanos is in prison. Since November 10, the young man went on a hunger strike after authorities refused to grant him educational leave to study. The justice ministry proposed distance learning courses through the internet, but Romanos refused and he is still on a hunger strike. Meanwhile, anarchists and leftists have rallied in support of Romanos by occupying public buildings and schools and clashing with the police. Yiannis Michailidis, incarcerated member of the Romanos gang who also refuses food, sent an open letter to Justice Minister Charalambos Athanasiou saying, “I am very hungry. If you kill Nikos, only your throat would sate my hunger.” For today’s anniversary of Grigoropoulos’ murder, 18,500 policemen are standing by.

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Life expectancy rises in Greece, OECD report says

Life expectancy at birth has risen in Greece to reach 80.7 years compared to an EU28 average of 79.2 years, according to a new OECD report. Published in “Health at a Glance: Europe 2014,” the figure puts Greece at 13th place among its European Union peers... ...

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Jenny Mikakos Sworn as Minister in Daniel Andrews Cabinet

jenny-mikakos Greek-Australian politician and Labor Party member Jenny Mikakos was sworn as Minister for Families, Children and Youth Affairs in ...

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It's Greek to me: Local church offers classes in ancient language of the Bible

From left, John Trotogott, Joanne Callaway and husband Steve Callaway, all of Roseburg, look on during a language class on Ancient Greek in ...

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There is no happiness that is not in danger

It’s a daunting mix: Speculation over domestic political developments is rife; Greece is under pressure from its international creditors, its European partners and its neighbors; frustration among the people is deep and widespread; and society is worn dow... ...

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Keeping the peace

Demonstrations that erupt into violence, shaking the Greek capital and affecting the country’s image as a whole, like the ones experienced in 2008, should not be repeated. Athens cannot become a battleground again as it was in December of that year and on... ...

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Greece 'Counting on TAP, Southern Energy Corridor'

Bulgaria: Greece 'Counting on TAP, Southern Energy Corridor' Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras (C), Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu ...

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Egypt strengthens relations with India and Greece

Minister of International Cooperation Naglaa Al-Ahwany met on Thursday with Navdeep Suri, India's ambassador to Egypt, to discuss ways to ...

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