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How the world sees Greece
Friday, September 21, 2018
GREEK PM heads to New York to speak to UN General Assembly
Children contemplating suicide in GREECE'S Moria refugee camp
Deutsche Welle: You warn that more than one-quarter of the children that live at Camp Moria are contemplating suicide. What is troubling those ...
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Arcade Fire at the Greek: An unexpected ‘Funeral’ in full and 4 more reasons why Thursday’s show was better then its last L.A. concert
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) Win Butler of Arcad...
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Jet Airways Scare: Dodging the 'GREEK' Tragedy
More than 13 years ago, a Boeing 737 aircraft flying over Greece crashed in a hilly terrain and took the lives of 121 passengers flying in it. A year later ...
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Athens is looking forward to an energy co-operation between Greece and fYROMacedonia
Next week the Greek Minister of Environment and Energy Giorgos Stathakis is expected to visit the fYROMacedonian capital Skopje with thepurpose of his visit beingan energy coo
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GREECE and Korea aim for direct air link
GREECE'S Tourism Minister Elena Kountoura concluded an official visit to Korea where she participated in the 7th World Conference of the World ...
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GREEK Tourism Minister Kountoura concludes visit to Korea
GREEK Tourism Minister Elena Kountoura has concluded a visit to Seoul, where she participated in the 7th World Conference of the World Tourism ...
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Sarah Ferguson turned to GREEK PSYCHIC to discuss her men amid affair and marriage woes
The Duchess of York sought help from GREEK-born Madame Vasso as she became embroiled in a secret affair with the man that would eventually ...
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GREEK tourism revenues grow by 17% during first seven months of 2018
Based on provisional data by the Bank of Greece, the balance of travel services in July 2018 showed a surplus of €3,218 million, compared with a ...
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Over 7000 child refugees arrived on GREEK islands this year, UN says
The number of refugee and migrant children arriving on GREEK islands has soared, with more than 7,000 making the perilous voyage so far this year, ...
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Fast-Casual GREEK Street Food Spot Brings Gyros to Warren Next Month
Fast-casual GREEK street food chain opening third outpost. The third outpost of Southeast Michigan fast-casual restaurant chain Estia GREEK Street ...
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Refugee, migrant children reaching GREEK islands surge
The number of refugee and migrant children arriving at GREEK islands this January to August rose 32 percent compared to the same period last year, ...
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Spiders Take Over GREEK Beach, With Vast Web Spanning 1000 Feet
Spiders have taken over a seaside town in Greece, as video shows webs coating nearly 1,000 feet of the shoreline. Beneath the vastly spun webs in ...
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Tulsa GREEK Festival adds new dishes to traditional menu
"We found a recipe we thought we were happy with, but we ended up modifying again and again because it just didn't taste 'GREEK' enough.".
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Archdiocese Sends 237K for the Attica Fires Victims
NEW YORK – The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese has collected to date the amount of $237,438.00 for the victims of the devastating fires of last July […] The post Archdiocese Sends 237K for the Attica Fires Victims appeared first on The National Herald.
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The Hellenic Initiative 6th Annual Gala Honors Mentzelopoulos and Polman
TNH Staff NEW YORK – The Hellenic Initiative (THI), which leads the Greek diaspora community internationally in raising awareness and capital for Greece, is hosting its […] The post The Hellenic Initiative 6th Annual Gala Honors Mentzelopoulos and Polman appeared first on The National Herald.
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Available delay compensation in GREECE almost triples in summer 2018
AirHelp stated airline compensation available for claims in GREECE increased 269% year-on-year in summer 2018 to EUR37 million (Greek Air News, ...
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Football Game Preview: Spencerport vs. GREECE Arcadia
GREECE Arcadia will challenge Spencerport on the road at 2:00 PM on Saturday. GREECE Arcadia are cruising in on a three-game winning streak while ...
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Greece’s Tsipras to Meet with Erdogan in New York
The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will visit New York to participate in the proceedings of the UN General Assembly. Tsipras will also meet there the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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Greece Reacts to Zaev’s ‘There Is No Other Macedonia but Ours’
The Prime Minister of F.Y.R.o.M., Zoran Zaev In an interview with the MKD portal, the Prime Minister of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Zoran Zaev, said that ”there is no other ...
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Nearly 7 billion euros surplus in tourism industry, Bank of Greece data shows
Data between January and July of 2018
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The Greek town with serious spider webs
An increase in the mosquito population in Aitoliko, has created the perfect conditions for spiders to thrive and multiply. And now, the Greek seaside town has a serious spider web problem. Thousands o...
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IMF insists on need to further reform Greece's social security system
The International Monetary Fund IMF on Thursday appeared intent on seeing Greece implement legislated pension cuts in January 2019 despite Athens insistence that the measur
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Tourist flow increase of 14.6% in Greece
The number of tourists who have visited Greece in the seven months of January July have reached 15 million recording an increase of 146 compared to the same period last year
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Refugee, Migrant Children Face Dire Conditions on Greek Islands
More than 7,000 refugee and migrant children are living under horrible, unsanitary conditions on the Greek islands, the U.N. children's fund reports. It says more than 850 children, on average, make t...
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Fraport GREECE'S plans expansion at Thessaloniki Airport with new terminal
Fraport GREECE presented the future look of Thessaloniki's “Makedonia” Airport (SKG) at a ceremony held 19th September 2018 on the site of the new ...
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Chelsea's return home from GREECE delayed over 12 hours by bad weather
Chelsea will have just one full day to prepare for Sunday's Premier League match against West Ham United after the team's return from GREECE was ...
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Chelsea finally arrive home after flight from GREECE cancelled due to bad weather putting West ...
CHELSEA have finally arrived home, having been forced to stay in GREECE for an extra night after their flight home was cancelled due to bad weather.
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The Athens Polytechnic Monument
On April 21st, 1967, a group of military officers known as the “Regime of the Colonels” staged a coup d'état in GREECE. The Junta abolished civil ...
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Child migrant arrivals at Greek islands soar by one-third in 2018, says UNICEF
On average, more than 850 children arrived on the Greek islands each month between January and August.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Kotzias’ statements following his meeting with his German counterpart Heiko Maas (MFA, 20/09/2018)
N. KOTZIAS: Good morning. I see that you are in good spirits. We are in good spirits as well. It is a great pleasure for me to have here in Athens, with this beautiful weather, my friend Heiko, who toured the countries of Southeast Europe. He is a person who at this point is familiar with our region. And we discussed how we see it. It is the last visit before we depart tomorrow evening for the U.N. And we are very pleased that this whole time, we have had a good visitor every day, or we were someone else’s visitor. This is a period in foreign policy which is very intense. But, despite all these visits, the visit by Germany’s Minister of Foreign Affairs is special for us. We are two countries that have a long tradition of positive and productive relations. Don’t forget that spreading of the Greek spirit in Europe also occurred thanks to the German enlightenment, thanks to the philhellenism of great German intellectuals and public figures. Who can forget the love that Goethe and Schiller harboured for us, rekindling the love of the German people for the Greek spirit and for Greece? Heiko Maas, too, is a person with deep knowledge, strong friendship, and a positive attitude towards Greece, in line with this tradition. And I also thank him very much for the nice words he says about our country, and for the love he shows, and for the support with which he provides us for all the problems that we must face. Of course, as he arrived via Skopje and Tirana, it is only natural that we discussed the agreement that we have made with regard to Prespa and the negotiations that have taken place with Albania. We support and stand by this Prespa Agreement. We consider what I always say, and I will never tire of saying it, that “history must be a school and not a prison.” The Agreement released us from the prison. There are those who dream of being imprisoned again. We shall not follow them. In addition, we had the negotiations with Albania. And as you know, they have stalled, not with us, nor with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but because the administrative problems that they have, the disagreements between the country’s President and the Government and the fact that the validating court, the constitutional court is not in full - at least not the required - operation at the moment. But, as I always underline, the same way Germany has a special a gravity - and a special responsibility due to this gravity - towards Europe, we too have our own gravity in Europe, as well as a special responsibility for the region. I say that our country is small, but it is large for the region, with great responsibilities. And this is how we approach agreements. As was only natural, we discussed Kosovo and Serbia. You know that we do not wish to have border changes in the region. We do not wish to have actions that may lead to a negative domino effect. On the other hand, we hope that the two countries resolve their problems. And of course, it is also up to them, as to the manner in which they will resolve them. We briefly discussed, and will continue discussing during luncheon, the other countries in our region. About how we will be able to reduce tensions. And I also spoke about the initiatives we are taking here in the region. For us, in our foreign policy, there are three major areas: the European issues which coincide with a Germany that always supports pro-Europeanism, I would call it; in other words, the growth of the European Union. The Balkans, whose stability and security are a common concern of ours. And the Eastern Mediterranean, where I travelled quite a bit recently, as you know. We are also interested in the issue of immigration, and we shall continue to discuss that. Greece and Germany, we have both taken great initiatives, we have also made this action plan, on which our continuously developing cooperation is based. We are in the process of the final shaping of the Youth Foundation, which greatly interested Foreign Minister Heiko as well as our friend, the President of Germany. And we think it is a serious step for the future of Europe, for the South of Europe as well as its centre, to collaborate in the positive and productive manner in which the two countries collaborate. Disagreements did exist, differing opinions, and questions during the period of our deep financial crisis, but today we have found a common path for the future of Europe. And I would like to tell you that, on this common path, the assistance and goodwill of Germany's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Heiko Maas, is of great help to our country, which is coming out of the financial crisis and which, together with the other European countries, wishes to help the entire region of the Balkans, the Eastern Mediterranean, to develop. Once again, Heiko, welcome to Athens. It is a pleasure for me to see you. Here we do not have the beautiful gardens where we strolled together during my visit to Berlin, but we still have good weather. Thank you very much.[...]N. KOTZIAS: I would like to say something before your question, listening to my colleague. I would like to say that the negotiations we conducted with the future “North Macedonia,” and with Albania, also included a historical experience. And in historical experiences, in my mind, Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik always plays an important role. And I would like to remind everybody that Ostpolitik was fiercely contested by many circles in Europe during that time, as well as in Germany, but today it is recognized by everybody that it was necessary and helped in many ways. Thus, it was not just Schiller and Goethe who were learning from us; we were also learning from Ostpolitik, and from other things. I am happy that we created an action plan with Germany two years ago because, though it did not do very many new things, it put our common action and abilities into order, giving us the ability of planning and controlling them. And these common actions are outside our Ministry, as well as within the Ministry. And the fact that we have strengthened our relations on all levels as Ministries - in other words, it is not just a matter of Ministers' meeting, but the Secretaries-General also meet, as was mentioned earlier, our Directorates meet, and we have fulfilled all the forecasts, except for one, which will be completed now by year's end, our Directorates exchanging experience and knowledge related to various geographical areas or issues. Let me tell you, let me remind you that we had a Directorate at the Ministry, A1, which included all the Member States of the European Union, but through a decision on my part, we included France, Italy, and Germany in a new Directorate due to the weight these countries have for us, and with a specific weight in this Directorate on the part of Germany due to the breadth of our economic, cultural, and diplomatic relations. As regards the work we are doing for the Youth Foundation, yesterday and the day before yesterday, when I was looking at it, it is almost completed. Some legal clarifications remain for us to make on our part as to the type of organisation - whether an interstate or international organisation. This is the issue, and I believe that we will have completed it, something that will please both our Ministries, as well as both our Presidents, who have great esteem for each other and who work together. Let me thank the interpreters also. Without you, we would not be able to do our work. I always thank you, because you are a necessary and very productive component. And if you correct me if I get something wrong, that's wonderful.JOURNALIST: One question for the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs When the people in the FYROM, on 30 September, will vote - what do you think? How confident are you with regard to the result of that referendum, and whether this will be approved also by the Greek Parliament? And to the German Minister, Jean Claude Junker, in Salzburg, mentioned the idea of a flexible solidarity. He spoke of flexible solidarity in Salzburg, with regard to the refugee issue. What would you say, therefore, about the manner in which it is approached by General-Anzeiger Bonn, the Berlin offices?N. KOTZIAS: Thank you for the question. Let me tell you, our agreement is as follows. Referendum: I hope and believe that the referendum will be won, and that it will have the necessary participation. And then a series of constitutional amendments will need be made, on the part of the future “North Macedonia.” Major ones, for anything having to do with irredentism to be removed. And for the name to be changed in the Constitution. One major problem is the name of the Church, but now is not the right time for that. When that is completed, which really should have been completed by December but, from what I can see from the timetables, it will be completed towards the end of January, ratification of the agreement will come before the Hellenic Parliament. Also, ratification of the NATO resolution will come before the Hellenic Parliament in order for that country to join NATO. So, we will have two votes in Greek Parliament. The order in which they will be held is for the Speaker of Parliament to decide, the Presidium. A majority for approval of this agreement does exist. It has also been publicly declared by the SYRIZA party, the Potami party, and by many individual MPs. I would hope that the classic - which it was in the past, perhaps it isn’t anymore - social democratic party of PASOK, and the party which is a member of the European People’s party, New Democracy, would support this agreement. Unfortunately, once again, they are thinking about foreign policy with an eye towards the domestic audience. Furthermore, the main opposition party has its eye not only on domestic political life, but on the internal matters of its own party. Where extreme voices, which in the past were the far-right parties, have influenced it, to render it a policy which is not consistent with the past and what they did during the negotiations. I would like to say to you that during our negotiations, we came away with much more than what they asked for. And we came away with everything they asked for in the past, when they held negotiations. Not what they say publicly. And despite this, they insist on not approving an agreement that looks towards the future. An agreement which gives the Balkans stability and security. An agreement that upgrades our country’s role and responsibility in the region. A good agreement. No one will remember today’s arguments 10 or 20 years from now. Everyone will consider it a given that a country named “North Macedonia” exists, where people reside who self-determine with their democratic rights. Where they speak a language which New Democracy, in 1977, accepted to be called “Macedonian,” but today acts as if it is coming across it for the first time. It would be good for this historic agreement to have a vast majority in Parliament. But even so, if the constitutional amendment is passed in the neighbouring country, which I hope and believe will occur, it is certain that it will be passed in Greece, also. I have already publicly stated, a year and a half ago, that for such a historic agreement to be passed, a party majority is not required, but rather an MP majority. Because decisions in Parliament are made through a majority of MPs. And this agreement exists publicly, committed to by a majority of MPs. We believe that we are doing the right thing, ushering in a solution that looks towards the future of the region and the future of Europe.MODERATOR: We would like to hear the next question. But because we are constrained by time I need to ask you to limit yourself to one question only. Thank you for your understanding.JOURNALIST: Michael Fischer from the Deutsche Press. Mr Kotzias, Mr Minister of Foreign Affairs, with your permission I would like to raise a couple of issues with you. On the one hand, the issue of reparation or compensation for the crimes perpetrated by Nazi Germany in Greece during World War II. This question should be put back on the agenda because there is a committee which has reached some conclusions and the latter are bound to resurface on the international stage. Do you hold the opinion that for the Greek Government this sensitive matter is henceforth closed? On the other hand, we are now confronted with a second crisis within the German Government. About half a year ago, we had a caretaker government in Germany. Given the current political instability afflicting an important country like Germany, what will be, from the point of view of your country, the repercussions for such international affairs? Do you believe the situation in Germany will have an adverse effect?N. KOTZIAS: I am not aware of any crisis. I mean I don’t know if Germany is going through a political crisis, nor does it concern me. Suffice to say that the word ‘crisis’, whose linguistic roots go back to Ancient Greek, like the corresponding word in Ancient Chinese, since both cultures exhibit a parallel interpretation of this word going back to 4.000-5.000 years both in the medical and political domains, I believe that a crisis always entails at once potential and opportunity. I also happen to believe that Germany’s political system is sufficiently adept and stable to be able to take advantage of every potential and opportunity as it is understood by ancient Greek and Chinese philosophy. Now, as far as the war reparations are concerned, this problem needs to be distinguished from the problem of the occupation loan which Greece was forced to pay to Nazi Germany. There are two different matters here, and yet in the German debate they are taken as a single issue. In fact, they are wrongly conflated. The occupation loan is to this day an outstanding problem, since even the Nazi regime had paid back the first two installments – later it went luckily where it ought to have gone. So these are two distinct issues which should not be confused. The Hellenic Parliament is preparing a report on these issues and I think that every government ought to respect its parliament. Therefore, we will look at this report and read this text carefully after the President of the Hellenic Parliament has formally presented it and we shall state our official position accordingly. But – to say the word – if the ‘erledigt’ disappears, which has a harsher resonance or connotation in German, of course not. Whatever is just from a historical point of view, remains. And yet, whatever is just from a historical point of view needs to be handled properly at the proper time.MODERATOR: I would like to thank you all for this interview.
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Thousands Attend Boston’s Annunciation Cathedral Festival
BOSTON, MA – Thousands from the greater Boston area attended the Greek Festival of the Annunciation Cathedral of Boston September 14-16, held on the grounds […] The post Thousands Attend Boston’s Annunciation Cathedral Festival appeared first on The National Herald.
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A study of nearly half a million people revealed that eating certain types of food is linked to cancer - but there's a simple fix
[Greek food]Shutterstock * A NEW STUDY OF 471,495 EUROPEAN ADULTS FOUND THAT PEOPLE WHO EAT BIGGER PORTIONS AND CONSUME MORE MEAT, JUNK FOOD, AND ALCOHOL HAVE HIGHER RATES OF CANCER. * CONVERSELY, PEOPLE WHOSE DIETS ARE FILLED WITH VEGETABLES, LEGUMES, FRESH FRUITS, FISH, AND LEAN MEATS WERE LESS LIKELY TO DEVELOP CANCER. * A FRENCH NUTRITION RATING SYSTEM THAT'S ALREADY IN USE COULD HELP PEOPLE MAINTAIN A HEALTHIER DIET AND CONSEQUENTLY REDUCE CANCER RISK. The old advice about letting food be your medicine is ringing truer than ever in the face of some new research. A study published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Medicine suggests that what you eat can either raise or reduce your risk of deadly cancers. SEE THE REST OF THE STORY AT BUSINESS INSIDERNOW WATCH: Here's what losing weight does to your body and brain SEE ALSO: * The 11 most common cancers in the US * 3 huge new studies of more than half a million people are casting major doubts on the keto diet * ‘Harold and Kumar’ actor Kal Penn shares why he backed the startup behind Silicon Valley’s favorite ‘bleeding’ veggie burger, which is now at White Castle SEE ALSO: A HARVARD DOCTOR SAYS IT'S HARDER THAN EVER TO LOSE WEIGHT RIGHT NOW — BUT THERE ARE 5 WAYS TO DO IT WELL
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Vulnerable children face ‘dire and dangerous’ situation on Greek island reception centres, UNICEF warns
Overcrowding in Greek island reception centres for refugees and migrants has made conditions for children there increasingly “dire and dangerous”, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Friday, warning that “severe emotional distress” affects many and that self-harm is a “possibility”.
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Why Greece’s Syriza and Golden Dawn parties are feuding over the classics
Three figures in black suits stand within the legs of an upturned conference table, like prisoners in a dock. In the shadows at the back of the stage, a cellist plays a low, unbroken note. All eyes ar...
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Muslims celebrate Ashura in Greece with self-lacerations in a bloody ritual (caution: bloody photos)
It has been celebrated in Greece since 1978 in Piraeus
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Walk into my parlor: Greek spiders spin giant web over shore
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — It's not quite the World Wide Web — but the spiders of Aitoliko in Greece have made a good start. Spurred into overdrive by an explosion in the populations of insects they eat, t...
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Tourists on Mamma Mia! island asked: voulez-vous return your pebbles?
Greek islanders want tourists to stop pinching marble stones from bay on Skiathos, where parts of Abba movie were filmed Usually at this time of year, Greek beaches are basking in the sunlight of summer’s dying days. But recently the news has been less luminous. First came the terrifying footage, taken by tourists, of a landslide on Zante’s Navagio beach. The collapse of the cliff face only narrowly missed holidaymakers sunbathing on its shores below. Now comes the news that a bay on Skiathos – the island that served, partially, as a backdrop for the first Mamma Mia! film – is losing its smooth pebbles so fast campaigners have been forced to take drastic action. Continue reading...
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In Greece, Olive Trees Suffer From Fruit Fly Infection Ahead of Harvest
The unstable weather of the past summer and the lack of resources to fight the fly are to blame for an ominous outlook. Last year’s olive harvest in Greece beat expectations, with almost 350,000 tons ...
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CNN Amazed by Greece’s Patmos, the Island of Revelation
John Malathronas, CNN’s travel editor was amazed by all he saw on his recent visit to the Greek island of Patmos which he reffered to as: The island where the end of the world begun. The island ...
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‘I wouldn’t go to Santorini – it’s a threat to your health’: Greek island under fire over cruise ship emissions
Emissions from cruise ships and other vessels on the Greek island of Santorini pose a significant danger to public health, a critical new report has claimed. Air quality experts conducted tests on the ...
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Greece begins migrant transfers from overcrowded island camps
Greece has begun transferring hundreds of migrants from chronically overcrowded camps on islands in the Aegean Sea after NGOs highlighted poor conditions, sources said Friday. "A hundred people were t...
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This town in Greece is overrun by spiders and their leaving their webs everywhere
It sounds like a something out of a horror movie: A town covered in thousands of webs, each crawling with hordes of spiders. But for residents of a town in Greece, it's a spooky reality. In recent day...
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Child refugee arrivals on Greek islands soar, camp conditions dire
LONDON, Sept 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of refugee and migrant children arriving on Greek islands has soared, with more than 7,000 making the perilous voyage so far this year, a ...
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Greek festival in Roseland begins tonight
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Process to Relieve Overcrowding at Moria Hotspot Underway
LESBOS, Greece – The first 100 out of a total of 2,000 asylum seekers scheduled to leave the Moria refugee and migrant camp by the […] The post Process to Relieve Overcrowding at Moria Hotspot Underway appeared first on The National Herald.
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Oft-Prosecuted former Greek Stats Chief Georgiou Wins Integrity Award
Greece’s former statistics chief Andreas Georgiou, repeatedly being prosecuted – he said persecuted – for allegedly fudging Greece’s books in 2009 to force the government […] The post Oft-Prosecuted former Greek Stats Chief Georgiou Wins Integrity Award appeared first on The National Herald.
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Bailouts Over, Greece Presses German WWI Reparations Anew
ATHENS – With German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas visiting, Greece’s government said it would again demand World War II reparations for atrocities and destruction suffered […] The post Bailouts Over, Greece Presses German WWI Reparations Anew appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greece’s Tourists Prefer Home Swaps, Airbnb to Hotels
In what could be an ominous trend for Greek hotels, despite growing interest by investors in building luxury accommodations and resorts, tourists want to use […] The post Greece’s Tourists Prefer Home Swaps, Airbnb to Hotels appeared first on The National Herald.
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GMR gets Letter of award to develop airport in Greece
The project involves design, construction, financing of the new Heraklion airport. The concession period for the greenfield project would be 35 years, including phase- 1 construction of five years, it ...
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