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Saturday, November 3, 2018
'Ball Circus' sculpture from NY mall listed on Craigslist
The ball machine sculpture was a fixture at the Long Ridge Mall in the Rochester suburb of GREECE. It disappeared in the 1990s when the mall merged ...
Ancient Olympia in GREECE among world's most famous historical sites
It is the birthplace of the most significant sporting event of all times; the Olympic Games and one of the most famous tourist destinations in GREECE, ...
Close cooperation between GREECE and Israel in his PMs meeting
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras referred to the close cooperation between GREECE and Israel in his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...
EBRD, IFC, APS, Balbec invest in Piraeus Bank's sour loans portfolio in GREECE
Top lenders including Piraeus Bank, GREECE'S biggest lender by assets, had an NPE ratio of 47.6 percent at the end of June versus an average 4.5 ...
Discover Your Greek Roots by Typing Your Surname
A search engine is promising to identify the region of GREECE one may come from by simply typing one's surname. Once the name is typed in Greek, ...
Looking for home in GREECE
He is 'paperan toh bina' or without papers, as illegal Punjabi migrants in GREECE are called. “Daddyji died when I was 12 years old. We used to be ...
PM: GREECE and Bulgaria sign joint declaration for new rail and road links
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov signed a joint declaration on Thursday, laying out all the steps and ...
Greek Islanders to Receive Inaugural John McCain Prize for Leadership in Public Service
Cindy McCain, widow of the late Senator John S. McCain, announced the winner of the inaugural John McCain Prize for Leadership in Public Service. The first recipient of the annual Prize will be the Pe...
Ancient Kouros statues discovered by farmer trying to plant olive trees
A farmer in Atalanti, Central Greece, wanted to plant olive trees, but found an ancient statue of a Kouros instead. While the farmer was preparing the soil in his plot, his tools hit something that looked like a statue. He informed authorities that started a broader excavation and the result was: four Kouros statues and … The post Ancient Kouros statues discovered by farmer trying to plant olive trees appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Turkish ambassador in Uganda recalled for “Helen of Troy” attire
Turkey’s ambassador to Uganda had probably nothing suspicious or malicious in mind when she appeared at a ceremony in Ancient Greek attire. She was dressed as Helen of Troy. Her assistant wore something that looked Ancient Greek or Roman. They both wore this outfit during the reception of Turkey’s national holiday, the Republic Day, the … The post Turkish ambassador in Uganda recalled for “Helen of Troy” attire appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
More Ancient Statues, Graves Unearthed in a Greek Field
Greece's Culture Ministry says a Greek farmer's recent discovery of a fragment of an ancient statue while tilling his field has yielded three more statues and several graves in the past month. Nov. 3, ...
Turkey recalls ambassador to Uganda for wearing Greek mythology-inspired dress at Republic Day event
The ambassador used an event commemorating the proclamation of the Republic of Turkey to promote the 2018 “Year of Troy”.
One year later: Greek culture at FSU gains more oversight a year after Andrew Coffey's death
One year later: Greek culture at FSU gains more oversight a year after Andrew Coffey's death Coffey's death rocked FSU, upended the campus's Greek system and plunged the administration, staff and stud...
Greek Police Arrest Man Who Had the Top of an Ancient Column
Greek police say they have arrested a 51-year-old Greek man in possession of a valuable archaeological artifact _ the top of an ancient Ionic column. Nov. 3, 2018, at 2:25 p.m. ATHENS, Greece (AP) — G...
Egyptian players abroad: Trezeguet concedes defeat in Turkey, Warda plays but PAOK held in ...
Egyptian players abroad: Trezeguet concedes defeat in Turkey, Warda plays but PAOK held in GREECE. Follow Ahram Online's weekend coverage of ...
Atheist Prime Minister wants 'Religious Neutrality' in GREECE
The Prime Minister of GREECE has made it clear he wants the Greek state to adopt a strict "religious neutrality" stance. To the surprise of political ...
Karl Lagerfeld debuts Sculpture Collection inspired by Greek Antiquity
Famous fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has presented a sculptures collection inspired by Greek antiquity. It is the first series of sculptural works designed by Lagerfeld. The series called “Architectures” features eight functional sculptures like gueridons, tables, lamps, consoles, fountains and mirrors. The series is referred to as “the origin of beauty, culture and modernity” by … The post Karl Lagerfeld debuts Sculpture Collection inspired by Greek Antiquity appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Greece calls on Albania to release body of killed ethnic Greek, protect minorities
Greece has called on Albanian authorities to give the body of the killed ethnic Greek to his family and respect the protection of the Greek minority. Alternate Foreign Minister Giorgos Katrougalos urged Albanian authorities to “immediately satisfy the request of the family and release the body” of 35-year-old Konstantinos Katsifas who was killed by police … The post Greece calls on Albania to release body of killed ethnic Greek, protect minorities appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Short Interest in GLB X FUNDS/GLB X FTSE GREECE 2 (GREK) Increases By 53.3%
GLB X FUNDS/GLB X FTSE GREECE 2 (NYSEARCA:GREK) saw a large growth in short interest during the month of September. As of September ...
Tsipras-Netanyahu talks focus on EastMed pipeline
Meanwhile, GREECE, Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania are planning to team up to make a bid for jointly hosting the World Cup in 2030, the heads of the ...
ECONOMY: More Greek companies eye Cyprus for business
GREECE'S popular toy store Jumbo took the decision and moved its base to Cyprus, leaving a subsidiary to run their business in GREECE. Joining the ...
Turkey recalls Uganda envoy over ancient Greek costume 'scandal'
The Turkish foreign ministry on Saturday recalled its ambassador to Uganda after she was photographed at a reception for Turkey's annual Republic Day wearing a dress reportedly inspired by ancient Gre...
Brave Enough to Invest in Greek Bonds? Here's How
Because of a lack of easy access and liquidity, and the size of investment that is required, it is not easy to invest in Greek government bonds. The only ways to invest in them are to purchase them di...
Magnificent Ancient Statues Unearthed in Central GREECE
At lest four marble statues of kouroi and parts of an ancient cemetery were discovered by a farmer near the town of Atalanti in Fthiotida, central GREECE.
Toronto Fundraiser for GREECE'S Children in Need
Children's foundation Reaching for the Stars is organizing an event whose net proceeds will be donated solely to children in need in GREECE.
Greek Hospital Patient Given Raki Instead of Contrast Agent
An elderly Greek on the island of Crete ended up in intensive care after nurses gave him a strong dose of raki, a strong alcoholic drink, instead of a contrast agent. According to local paper ...
Greek Police Make Two Arrests Over Argentinian Embassy Intrusion
Two suspects were arrested following the intrusion into the Argentinian Embassy in central Athens on Friday. Greek police initially held 9 suspects, two of whom were charged. It was reported that ...
Two Earthquakes Jolt Greece’s Ionian Islands on Saturday
A moderate earthquake measuring 4.3 on the Richter scale jolted the Ionian island of Lefkada on Saturday morning, in an area that has seen a spike in seismic activity over recent days. The ...
FYROM Tables Constitutional Changes for Name Deal With Greece
FYROM’s government has submitted draft constitutional amendments to parliament that would formally rename the country “North Macedonia.” Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said on Friday the debate ...
American alt-right champion for Ancient Greece and Sparta
The alt-right looks to classical literature to shore up its reactionary worldview. While for years there was a declining of Greek and Roman classical literature in American culture, a surprising group has taken up the mantle of explaining why the study of the ancient Greeks and Romans remains vitally important: the alt-right. Particularly attractive is … The post American alt-right champion for Ancient Greece and Sparta appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Greece November Sales, Black Friday and Cyber Monday
November sales have been launched in Greece and will remain in effect until November 10th 2018. On Sunday, November 4, shops will be open from 11 o’ clock in the morning until 6 o’ clock in the afternoon, whereas multi stores will remain open until 8 o’ clock in the evening. Opening stores on Sundays … The post Greece November Sales, Black Friday and Cyber Monday appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Netanyahu met with Prime Minister of GREECE
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Prime Minister of GREECE Alexis Tsipras on the sidelines of the forum the four States of the Balkan region ...
Global X MSCI GREECE ETF (GREK) Sees Large Growth in Short Interest
Global X MSCI GREECE ETF (NYSEARCA:GREK) was the target of a significant growth in short interest in October. As of October 15th, there was short ...
DBRS affirms Greek rating, expects pensions compromise
Canada-based rating agency DBRS confirmed late on Friday GREECE'S credit rating at B (high) and maintained a Positive trend, in its first review after ...
Romania, Bulgaria, GREECE and Serbia joint bid for 2030 World Cup and for 2028 European ...
Romania, Bulgaria, GREECE and Serbia might joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup, according to a declaration made by Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko ...
Enrique Metinides: the Man Who Saw Too Much
Enrique Metinides holds a special place among the world’s professional photographers of Greek descent. Metinides spent his entire career taking photographs of the accidents and […] The post Enrique Metinides: the Man Who Saw Too Much appeared first on The National Herald.
Writer and Producer Angelika Sandora Talks to TNH about Faux-Bia
NEW YORK – Angelika Sandora, CEO of Popular Theater Inc. and Theater Director in the Club for UNESCO of Piraeus & Islands (Greece and New […] The post Writer and Producer Angelika Sandora Talks to TNH about Faux-Bia appeared first on The National Herald.
The Country Created Democracy, So Why Can’t Hellenes Abroad Vote?
Americans living in Greece can vote in the U.S. midterm elections, as they can for the Presidential races, but some one million Greeks living abroad, […] The post The Country Created Democracy, So Why Can’t Hellenes Abroad Vote? appeared first on The National Herald.
Our Everyday Greek: Greek Words You Already Know: Starting from Geo, Γη
People who speak the Western world languages use many Greek words every day without knowing it. Though they may think or say: “I can’t remember […] The post Our Everyday Greek: Greek Words You Already Know: Starting from Geo, Γη appeared first on The National Herald.
Third-Time World Gold Medal for Greek Rings Gymnast Lefteris Petrounias
Greek gymnast Lefteris Petrounias on Friday won his third consecutive gold medal in rings at a world championship, this time at the 48th Artistic Gymnastics […] The post Third-Time World Gold Medal for Greek Rings Gymnast Lefteris Petrounias appeared first on The National Herald.
Controversial AI “lie detector” to be used at borders of Greece, Hungary and Latvia
A controversial system of Artificial Intelligence powered “lie detector” will be used at some borders in Greece, Hungary and Latvia to identify illegal migrants. The system sponsored by the European Commission is supposed to identify illegal migrants by analyzing their micro-expressions. The project that is to be used initially for six months, has already come … The post Controversial AI “lie detector” to be used at borders of Greece, Hungary and Latvia appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
“The Bride of Thermanikos”: Thessaloniki by Night via Up Drones
Thessaloniki by Night. Amazing footage by Up Drones. It is not a coincidence, that the second biggest city in Greece is called the “Bride of Thermaikos” Gulf. The post “The Bride of Thermanikos”: Thessaloniki by Night via Up Drones appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Greece concerned about exemptions in FYROM constitutional name change
The Parliament of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) will vote for four amendments of the country’s Constitution as demanded by the Prespes Agreement with Greece. According to Prespes Agreement, FYROM has to replace term “Republic of Macedonia” with “North Mecedonia.” However, one of the amendments contains terms that have alerted Greece and specifically … The post Greece concerned about exemptions in FYROM constitutional name change appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
Kathimerini: Greek concern over FYROM constitutional proposals
Athens. The government of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) submitted draft constitutional amendments to Parliament on Friday that would formally rename the country “North Macedonia” u...
From GREECE to Macedonia for the first time in 12 years went flight
Greek airline Aegean Airlines will fly to Skopje twice a weekFrom GREECE to Macedonia last night, November 1, flew for the first 12 years of direct ...
Assassin's Creed Odyssey's First Free DLC Story Mission Out Now
The first chapter in The Lost Tales of GREECE is available now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC as part of Odyssey's new 1.0.6 update, which also makes a ...
Varna quadrilateral summit: Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Romania’s enhanced connectivity will render EU stronger. PM Dancila underlines necessity of doing more for Europe’s energy security. We want to attract as many investors as possible from Israel to Romania
The cooperation of Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Romania will make the European Union even stronger, Bulgarian Premier Boyko Borisov said on Friday in Varna at the summit of the four Balkan countries. This meeting format always pursues a common goal, (…) that of increasing transport, infrastructure, and digital connectivity in the European Union. (…) Our friendship is not targeted against the EU, but on the contrary, our cooperation will turn the EU even stronger, Boyko Borisov told a joint press conference delivered with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Romanian Premier Viorica Dancila and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which was translated and released on the Romanian Government’s Facebook page. In his turn, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that the Bulgaria – Serbia – Greece – Romania high-level meeting in Varna, that was also joined by the Israeli Premier, discussed energy connectivity, an aspect of utmost importance for the Balkans. He mentioned that the Timisoara – Pancevo highway was also a subject of talks, given the high importance of rail and road connectivity. Greek Premier Alexis Tsipras said that a joint declaration on transport will be signed following the meeting in Varna, setting out the steps and the calendar for carrying out highly important projects, specifically upgrading the Alexandroupolis – Burgas – Varna rail connection. The construction of a speedway from Alexandroupolis to the region of Maritsa was also discussed, and a working group will be set up to see to the fast implementation of these projects. Opportunities to invest in the regions energy security were also on the agenda of the summit talks, PM Tsipras said. Premier Dancila: I underlined necessity of doing more for Europe’s energy security Prime Minister Viorica Dancila underlined on Friday, in Varna, at the high-level meeting among Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Israel the necessity of doing more for Europe’s energy security, especially through diversifying supply sources and speeding up interconnections. “I had the opportunity of reassessing the stage of the joint projects in the area of transport and energy infrastructure. (…) I underlined the necessity of doing more for Europe’s energy security, especially through diversifying the supply sources and speeding up interconnections. (…) In transport, I reaffirmed Romania’s interest for creating a working group (…) that will analyse the feasibility studies both tied to motorways, and to building new bridges across the Danube, as it is the case of Romania and Bulgaria,” Prime Minister Dancila told a joint press release with Serbian president, Aleksandar Vucic and Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boiko Borisov, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that was posted on the Romanian Government’s Facebook page. According to Prime Minister Dancila, during the discussions there were topics regarding boosting cooperation within the European Union Strategy for the Danube Region. “Next week, we will organize in Bucharest the national EUSDR Forum ( European Union Strategy for the Danube Region), in the context of Romania taking over the EUSDR presidency from Bulgaria. During our mandate we wish to identify the added value of this European strategy to ensure the economic development of social cohesion and for diminishing the regional and territorial development disparities at the European Union’s level. We want the Danube to become an important transport corridor between Western and Eastern Europe. Which is why, it is very important to create a proper framework to ensure seaworthiness on the Danube, throughout the entire year, creating the necessary conditions on the sectors we are managing with the Bulgarian side,” Viorica Dancila showed. She also said that the Varna meeting was a good opportunity for continuing the dialogue “regarding regional cooperation, starting from shared interest in ensuring stability, prosperity and security, objectives that are even more important in the current geopolitical context.” “I reaffirmed Romania’s commitment for building a cohesive and well-integrated region, that will include Balkan states as a premise for a durable growth in the region. (…) I underscored that, for Romania, political cohesion is and must remain the main investment policy at the level of the European Union, contributing significantly to promoting balanced development of member states and regions,” Dancila said. “We are confident the Timisoara – Pancevo speedway project will materialize soon” The project regarding the Timisoara-Pancevo speedway enjoys the political support of both countries involved, Prime Minister Viorica Dancila stated on Friday in Varna, adding that it could materialize in the near future. “The project regarding the Timisoara – Pancevo speedway enjoys the political backing of both countries involved and we are confident that will materialize it in the near future. In technical terms, we have already established the calendar for the re-approval of the feasibility study,” said Prime Minister Dancila at the joint press conference held with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras, and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Moreover, Dancila specified that the commercial exchanges between Romania and Serbia have increased constantly over the past years. “The excellent bilateral relation that we have with Serbia – we are soon to celebrate the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2019 – is best reflected in the trade exchanges level, which have constantly increased over the past years. We are confident that the upward trend will maintain, considering the potential offered by both our economies (…). We are looking with optimism towards the year 2021, when Timisoara and Novi Sad will be European Capitals of Culture, which will offer us the occasion to promote some common projects,” said Dancila. She showed that the Serbian President Vucic spoke in Varna about “the challenges facing the European journey of Serbia.” “We are confident that the negotiations will advance at a faster pace, due to our own merits and due to the fact that we met all the commitments and criteria stipulated by the European Union Treaty,” said Dancila. PM Dancila: We want to attract as many investors as possible from Israel to Romania Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said on Friday in Varna that...