Lockheed Martin received a $997 million contract on Dec. 21 to complete a major upgrade for 84 F-16s operated by the Hellenic Air Force in ... You must have an Aviation Week Intelligence Network ...
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How the world sees Greece
Friday, December 21, 2018
Bank of GREECE: Tourist Revenues Rising, Up to 1.4bn in October
GREECE'S current account balance for October recorded a deficit of 871 million euros, higher by 82 million euros compared to a deficit of 789 million ...
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FYROM Prime Minister talks to GREEK media about name deal
“I don't know what our parliament here is Skopje will decide but I am working on it because I believe in it. I do not know what will happen in the GREEK ...
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This is what GREEK Street will look like after half a million investment
One of Leeds city centre's most popular streets for eating and drinking is set to undergo a massive transformation in 2019. GREEK Street has already ...
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Controversial new head will lead GREEK authority
Greece's parliament has endorsed Vassiliki Thanou, legal adviser to the country's prime minister, as the new president of the competition authority ...
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Feature: Bailout era over for Greece, but Christmas meal will still be frugal
ATHENS, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) -- Four months after Greece formally exited the period of the harsh bailout programs which lasted eight years, cash-strapped Greeks are getting prepared to celebrate Christmas ...
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Cyprus, Greece, Israel to set up multi-party military force for energy security
NICOSIA, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) -- Cyprus, Greece and Israel have decided to set up a multi-party military force to provide security for natural gas infrastructure, Cyprus' state television reported on Frid...
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Are Greek and EU officials illegally deporting migrants to Turkey?
Under international law, refugees cannot be returned to a country where their life or freedom is at risk; once they have crossed a border, they must be allowed to apply for asylum if that is what they ...
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Cosmos Holdings acquires Cosmofarm in GREECE
Cosmos Holdings Inc. is a pharmaceutical wholesaler with offices and warehouses in Thessaloniki, GREECE and in Harlow, UK. The Chicago-based ...
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No Compulsory Sharia for Greek Muslims, European Court Rules
Greece, like some other countries (such as Israel and India) provides that certain "personal status" disputes -- such as those involve family law and the distribution of property at death -- are ...
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GREEK league suspended as referees announce a two-week walkout to protest the beating of a ...
The country's soccer federation said on Thursday that GREEK cup matches would go ahead as scheduled. It said top-league referees called the walkout ...
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Former Louisville coach Rick Pitino accepts offer to lead GREEK team Panathinaikos
Former Louisville coach Rick Pitino accepts offer to lead GREEK team ... has agreed to coach GREEK club Panathinaikos, according to his agent.
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Young GREEK entrepreneurs tap into US startupper mentality
Nineteen young GREEKS spent two weeks on the East and West coasts of the United States recently trying to figure out how so many startups manage ...
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Israel inks cyber pact with Greece, Cyprus
(MENAFN) Israel inked a deal with Greece and Cyprus during a trilateral summit on joining hands in the field of cyber innovation. The summit was launched in the Israeli Cyber Innovation Arena ...
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GREECE threatens to "crush Turkey" over disputed Aegean islets
“If they make the slightest move, we will crush them,” Kammenos said, “GREECE wants peace and harmony but it will not concede a single centimetre of ...
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Where to Go, Where to Eat, and What to See at Instagram's Favorite Destination
Just Back From...Santorini, GREECE. Trip Duration: 4 Nights. Flight Plan: Me, my husband, and my daughter Lila flew the boutique business class airline ...
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Interview: Cooperation between Greek and Chinese museums fruitful, says Acropolis Museum president
ATHENS, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) -- The unprecedented exhibition on Chinese Emperor Qianlong (1711-1799), currently running here at the Acropolis Museum, has attracted an over 50,000 visitors, offering a memo...
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St George Greek Senior Citizens Group celebrate Christmas
The St George Greek Senior Citizens Group held their annual Christmas party on Thursday, December 13 at the St George Bank community hall. The lunch was a huge success and a few prominent politicians ...
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Greek Violinist Leonidas Kavakos to Play at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
UCSB Arts & Lectures presents Greek violinist Leonidas Kavakos, renowned for his unique timbre and flawless technique, returns to Santa Barbara with a program featuring Beethoven, Prokofiev, Bartók an...
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Annunciation Church Hosts 13th annual Stewardship and Mistletoe Gala (Photos)
NEW YORK – Over 620 members of the Greek-American community gathered for a night of holiday cheer at the Harvard Club of New York City […] The post Annunciation Church Hosts 13th annual Stewardship and Mistletoe Gala (Photos) appeared first on The National Herald.
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New complaint registered concerning GREECE
ICJ and ECRE allege that GREECE fails to ensure the protection of unaccompanied migrant children in GREECE and accompanied migrant children on ...
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Israel-Cyprus-Greece 5th Trilateral Summit Declaration (Beersheba December 20th, 2018)
We, Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the State of Israel, Nicos Anastasiades, President of the Republic of Cyprus and Alexis Tsipras, Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic, having met today, December 20th, 2018, in Beersheba, the capital of the Negev desert and a developing center for excellence in cyber security and innovation, express our commitment to continue strengthening the cooperation between our countries in the framework of a trilateral partnership encompassing an ever-increasing number of areas of common interest and, in the process, contribute to the promotion of peace, stability, security and prosperity in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider region. As has been underlined on previous occasions, this partnership is not exclusive in design or nature, and our three countries remain committed to welcoming other like-minded parties in our efforts to create and advance synergies and collaboration, to the benefit of our countries and peoples, as well as to our region, which today is facing multiple challenges. Since our fourth trilateral Summit, which took place in Nicosia on May 8th, 2018, and based on the guidelines established in the four previous respective joint declarations, significant and praiseworthy progress has been achieved in various spheres of cooperation. Nevertheless, much potential remains untapped and we wish to maximise on it for the benefit of our countries. Taking into consideration the extent and volume of our growing cooperation, we agreed that it is imperative to form a trilateral mechanism that would allow us to consult, coordinate and follow up in a systematic manner on decisions and initiatives decided in our various tripartite meetings, whether at the summit level or other forums of our partnership. Following the proposal of the Republic of Cyprus, we have agreed to establish a Permanent Secretariat to be based in Nicosia. In our continuous efforts to render our trilateral cooperation ever more pertinent and beneficial to our respective societies, we have decided to focus this 5th trilateral Summit on increasing the cooperation in the fields of Innovation and Cyber Security as tools for development, and for improving the wellbeing of our societies. We note with satisfaction our meeting and visit today at the operational installation of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, in addition to the earlier visits and meetings, between the DG of the INCD and the Foreign Ministers of Cyprus and Greece during their visit in Israel last September 19th meetings aiming to enhance our cooperation in cyber security. Recognizing the increasing dependency of our economies in the cyber domain and the Internet, noting the exponential growth of cyber threats, and the possible harm to our societies and economies, we affirm the importance of a National Cyber Security Strategy and Structure, for the robustness and the resilience of our nations. We pledge to cooperate on these issues, and to share information, knowledge, and best practices relevant to cyber security. We desire to promote open, free, secure and peaceful use of cyberspace, which drives economic growth, protects national security and promotes international stability. In this context, we note with satisfaction the signing of the trilateral MOU on Cyber Security Cooperation between our respective national agencies as well as the designation of points of contact, which will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of this MOU. Recognizing the importance of mutual benefits deriving from our cooperation in all sectors of economic activity, we continue our common efforts to promote, facilitate, improve and strengthen our economic growth interconnection. We reiterate the importance we attach to promoting investment, innovation, and research between our nations. Today, we were pleased to meet the participants of the first trilateral seminar held by MASHAV, Israel’s Agency for International Development Cooperation, titled "Innovation Road Map: How to Scale Up Your Start Up". At the same time, we are pleased to initiate a trilateral internship program for young entrepreneurs from both Cyprus and Greece, who will complete internships in Israeli Hi-Tech companies. We have instructed our respective Innovation authorities to promote and implement a common working plan that will enhance our cooperation in this important field. We highly appreciate the event of the 1st Trilateral Business Forum that took place yesterday in Tel Aviv with the presence of 250 businessmen and women. The forum, that was initiated by the Israeli, Greek Cypriot Chambers of Commerce, was a result of the Chambers trilateral MOU signed in the Nicosia summit in May 2018. Correspondingly, we welcome the continuation of today’s productive meeting between the Presidents of the respective Chambers and encourage the chambers role to bridge our countries business communities in all sectors. In the domain of Industry, we acknowledge the importance of mutual benefits deriving from our cooperation in promoting sectors such as pharmaceuticals and reiterate our willingness to further promote the exchange of information, know – how and best practices among the respective competent bodies, in order to enhance business innovation and improve competitiveness. In this respect, taking into account the significant impact of pharmaceuticals’ sector for the economy and job creation, we encourage the promotion of trilateral cooperation including through joint research and business innovation programs. In the field of Energy, we reconfirm our support and commitment for the implementation of the East-Med Pipeline Project, a project that represents a viable and strategic option of common interest, both to our countries and to the European Union. We are pleased to note the sides have reached an agreement on the text of the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) that would facilitate the promotion and implementation of the Project. The text will now be forwarded to the fourth partner Italy and thereafter to the European Commission for necessary review. We look forward to the signing of the Agreement as soon as possible. We also confirm our interest in the EuroAsia Interconnector Project. In this regard, we encourage the conclusion of the remaining studies. We support collaboration in the areas of renewable energy, fuel alternatives and electric vehicles, and in particular encouraging innovation and joint pilot projects.We reiterate our full support and solidarity with the Republic of Cyprus in exercising its sovereign rights in its Exclusive Economic Zone. We express strong opposition to any attempt to violate these rights in a manner that will endanger the stability of the Eastern Mediterranean and the Aegean Sea, violate international law, or contradict good neighborly relations. We welcome the meeting of our Energy Ministers held today in the margins of the 5th trilateral summit. The parties acknowledge the fact that ICT is permeating all aspects of social and economic life of citizens and business in their respective countries and agree to support cooperation and the expansion of collaboration in the field of Communications and Information technologies. We agree to approach the reduction of the roaming tariffs and the Mobile Termination Rates (MTR) as a high priority matter and express our desire to arrange for a joint professional TAIEX workshop on international roaming regulations, within the framework of the European Union, with the aim of drafting a plan for regional roaming agreement. We agree to further develop collaboration in the field of Smart and Sustainable Cities (SSCs) and Smart Homes and note with satisfaction that our respective Ministers signed today a MoU on the matter for the purpose of enhancing cooperation and conducting study visits with the participation of national experts.We agree to establish a joint steering committee, headed by our respective ministers, for exchanging views in the field of communications and information technologies, and with the aim of discussing solutions and increasing the capacity to address the main challenges facing each country. We confirm our intention to discuss the possibility of establishing a hub for mail packages in an agreed location, following consultation with postal operators and the regulatory authorities of the three countries. The Parties shall cooperate in the areas of water resource management, protection and usage of ground water, exploration, technologies relating to water production and use, water recycling, wastewater treatment, quality requirements and Desalination. In the field of Environmental Protection, we acknowledge the intensive cooperation between our ministries of the environment at ministerial and professional levels in particular in the areas of climate change, water and wastewater management, and protection of the marine environment in the Mediterranean. We recognize that this collaboration, which includes, inter-alia, the exchange of information, know-how, and best practices, is of mutual benefits and could promote and strengthen the sustainable development and economic growth of our countries. We recall signing of the Implementation Agreement on the Sub-regional Marine Oil Pollution Contingency Plan in May 2018 and look forward to its early entry into force. The Implementation Agreement, prepared with the support of the Barcelona Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean, reflects our willingness to further enhance our cooperation and tackle potential sources of pollution in a proactive manner. In this context, we note with satisfaction the first preparatory meeting of the National Operational Experts responsible for the implementation of the sub-regional marine oil pollution contingency plan that was held on December 6 in Larnaca. We also commend the trilateral workshop on compensation for oil pollution damage that was organized back to back with the mentioned meeting by Cyprus and the Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre for the Mediterranean (REMPEC) under the Barcelona Convention with the support of the International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (IOPC), the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation Limited (ITOPF) and the International Group of Protection and Indemnity Clubs (IGP I). We note the willingness of the Israeli Ministry of the Environment to present its "Cyber Security Methodology" for industrial processes, including hazardous materials use, detailing a cyber-risk assessment file for organizations and factories, and evaluating the potential hazards to human life or health as a basis for sharing methodologies and policies for the benefit of our three countries. We wish to promote and strengthen cooperation in the field of Agriculture and we note with satisfaction the discussion that took place and focused on options for cooperation on basic and applied research within EU strategic research priorities. We welcome the decision to hold in Israel during the very coming months, at the Volcani Center, the Agricultural Research Organization of the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, a three days joint workshop, aimed to design the specific and detailed areas for the trilateral cooperation. Common areas of interest were discussed, such as promotion of agricultural products of high quality and safety; food safety issues; preservation and technology on agricultural products of plant and animal origin; livestock production; sustainable management of water; marginal water usage in agriculture; desalinated, saline and treated wastewater; inland and coastal fishery, off shore fish farming; use of biological pest control agents in agriculture; and Precision Agriculture as an essential tool for a sustainable agricultural production. We also welcome the decision to enhance cooperation in research and in sharing of know-how in the field of Agricultural Meteorology, including tailor made high-resolution forecasts for farmers; supplying them consultation and guidance services; warning them from severe climate conditions; advising on crop suitability to local conditions, irrigation regimes according to evaporation, climate change and its effect on different agricultural activities and developing online data base processing mechanisms. In the field of Meteorology, We recognize the vital importance of early warnings and accurate forecasts for the preparedness to regional severe weather events, and the importance in establishing national climate-change adaptation plans based on sound scientific research, and the new possibilities offered by recent technological developments. We also note with satisfaction today's meeting between our three directors of national meteorological services which laid the foundation for trilateral cooperation in this evolving field. Recognizing the vital importance of our cooperation in the area of Health, we welcome the decision to hold in Israel, in 2019, a trilateral Ministerial meeting in order to promote mutual programs in nutrition, digital health, electronic health records, and emergency preparedness models. We also note the intention to further promote cooperation on healthy lifestyle, particularly healthy nutrition and improvement of dietary habits. We recognize the sizeable significance of Tourism to our respective economies and the great potential for cooperation on joint projects and synergies. We reiterate our commitment to strengthen the collaboration of our competent authorities, in conjunction with the private sector and other stakeholders, in an effort to increase the influx of tourists from third countries to our region, through, inter alia, encouraging the development of joint thematic tourism products addressed to long haul markets. Furthermore, we welcome the decision of our respective Ministries to promote Digital Initiatives in Tourism and other Travel-Tech initiatives, and further actions to motivate and accelerate innovation and start-ups in the field of Travel – Tech. We consider that the use of Space technologies and applications is a catalyst for a wide range of activities and offers multiple possibilities for exploitation. The countries will cooperate in the Space sector according to the Memorandum of Understanding signed in Nicosia (May 2018). We agree to mobilize the appropriate entities, in order to, further develop the collaboration in the field of sustainable environment through remote sensing and earth observation space applications. We welcome the exploration of possibilities of strengthening cooperation in the field of Education and Higher Education, between the higher education and research institutions in our respective countries, in different areas of expertise and know-how. The sides will examine the possibility of a meeting between the Ministers of Education in order to discuss these and other pertinent issues. We note with satisfaction that the sided reached an agreed MOU on cooperation in the field of Education for 2019-2022, that will be signed in the near future. Acknowledging the importance of new modes of communication offered to us by digital technology, we remain committed to realizing the positive potential of the tools of digital diplomacy in our trilateral foreign policy cooperation. We have decided to enhance our collaboration in the practice of diplomacy in the digital era and to promote a safe, vibrant and open internet. The competent ministries will coordinate common projects, as well as training in the sphere of digital communications. We have also agreed to extend our cooperation in the field of Youth through the exchange of good practices, the elimination of stereotypes, the realization of common activities in youth sector. The relevant national authorities are encouraged to agree and sign a Memorandum of Understanding on trilateral cooperation in Youth. Underlining our commitment to cooperate for the protection of cultural heritage, including underwater cultural heritage in the three countries. We call for further steps, regionally and globally, to prevent and prohibit the illicit trade in cultural properties and promote cooperation in restoring illicitly trafficked cultural properties. Furthermore, we encourage joint scientific research on archaeology, conservation and cultural heritage, jointly conducted by governmental and academic research institutions of the three states, according to their national legislation. Recognizing and appreciating the value added by the Parliamentary dimension of the trilateral cooperation, which reinforces the democratic legitimacy provides for the direct representation of our respective peoples in of this cooperation, we welcome the continued meetings by the Presidents and Committees of the Parliaments of Cyprus, Greece and Israel. These meetings further advance our parliamentary cooperation, including in matters pertaining to water resources and entrepreneurship, foreign affairs and defense, research, innovation and education, through parliamentary organs and the use of parliamentary tools. We are committed to providing our support to this cooperation and to fully utilizing its results, while encouraging future trilateral meetings in the parliamentary forum.In this context, we note with satisfaction the results of the third meeting of the Committees in charge of Foreign Affairs in our respective Parliaments that took place in Athens on November 22, 2018. We convey our support for the further engagement between our respective diaspora communities and welcome the fourth trilateral meeting of our respective Authorities in Nicosia on December 12, 2018. We welcome the initiative to convene a mission of young leadership of the three Diasporas, to jointly visit the three homeland countries on July 2019. This initiative will be realized in cooperation between the governments and the diaspora organisations. We also welcome the planned meeting of diaspora leaders at the Jewish Agency Board of Governors meeting in February 2019 in Israel. We reflect with satisfaction on our strengthening trilateral defence cooperation, which includes strategic dialogue, military cooperation and defence-industrial cooperation. We are pleased with the outcome of the inaugural trilateral defence industries conference which took place on June 2018 and which serves as a precedent for many additional initiatives for enhancing our defence cooperation. We continue to express our concern for the dangers posed to our wider region by terrorism, violent radicalism, and extremism. We gave special attention to the security developments in the Middle East and North Africa, especially the conflicts in Syria, Libya, Iraq and Yemen. These have considerable implications on the security situation of the international community as a whole, including Europe and the Middle East. We reiterate our strong and unequivocal condemnation to all manifestations of terrorism, and we highlight the importance we attach to international cooperation to address this threat. In that respect, we note with satisfaction the convening of the trilateral counterterrorism-working group on prevention of Terrorist Financing, in Athens on November 29th. Our experts discussed current threats, focusing on legal aspects and regulatory frameworks to deal with terrorist financing. They also agreed to convene the next working group in Nicosia through 2019. We reiterate our condemnation of all manifestations of religious intolerance, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, incitement, harassment or violence against persons or communities based on ethnic origin or religious belief, wherever they occur.Israel and Europe share common values of democracy and the rule of law, as well as deep historical and cultural bonds. We reiterate our steadfast commitment to the enhancement of the EU-Israel bilateral relations in areas of common interest, including cooperation on economic, political, strategic, security, innovation, and regional challenges. We underline the need to promote cooperation in the framework of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, fully operationalizing it, including the conclusion of Partnership Priorities within the framework of the European Neighborhood Policy, and convening the EU-Israel Association Council. Acknowledging the significance and relevance of our ongoing collaboration within the framework of the Euro-Mediterranean institutions, such as the Union for the Mediterranean and the Anna Lindh Foundation, we agree to further enhance this cooperation with the aim of contributing to the promotion of peace, security, stability, and prosperity in our wider region. We express our hope that the resumption of meaningfulnegotiations of the MEPP will result in a just and viable solution, which will also take into account the legitimate security concerns of the State of Israel. In this regard, we reaffirm our support for the right of Israel to live in security and peaceful co-existence with all its neighbours, including the Palestiniansand stress our opposition to any attempt to challenge or undermine Israel's legitimacy. We highlight the special significance of Jerusalem for the three monotheistic faiths: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and recall the inherent and deep historical bonds of the Jewish people to its historical homeland. We express our full support to the ongoing efforts for the resumption of the negotiation process, under the Good Office Mission of the UN Secretary General, for a just, comprehensive and viable settlement of the Cyprus problem, in line with International and EU Law, the fundamental principles of the UN Charter, and the relevant UN Security Council Resolutions. We commend the efforts of the President and the Government of the Republic of Cyprus to reach a solution that will reunify the island and safeguard Cyprus’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, without guarantees from third countries or the presence of foreign troops in Cyprus. We underline that a comprehensive settlement would not only benefit the people of Cyprus, but also significantly contribute to the peace and stability of the region. We reject any denial of Israel’s right to exist and express serious concern regarding the threats of terrorism, extremism, and weapons proliferation to Israel’s security. The Ministries of Foreign Affairs, in their capacity as coordinators of the various issues examined today, will continue their consultations on a regular basis in order to monitor and guide the progress achieved in the various fields, as well as to determine new avenues of cooperation. We agree that the next trilateral Summit will be held in Greece in 2019.
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Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Terens Quick meets with the President of the World Hellenic Inter- Parliamentary Association (Athens, 20 December 2018)
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Terens Quick met yesterday with Peter Katsambanis, Australian MP and Chairman of the Board of the World Hellenic Inter-Parliamentary Association (WHIA). The Deputy Minister briefed Mr Katsambanis on Greek foreign policy issues, including developments regarding the Prespa Agreement. Also discussed was the legislative framework for the Word Council of Hellenes Abroad (SAE) that will be soon put to public consultation and will then be brought before Parliament. On the issue of the Greek Diaspora’s right to vote, Mr Katsambanis expressed his satisfaction on the update provided to the WHIA Board by the Secretary General of the Ministry of Interior, Kostas Poulakis, as the competent committee will complete its legislative proposal within the first month of 2019. Finally, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs informed the President of WHIA that a plan is being drafted for the establishment of an association similar to WHIA to bring together elected officials of Greek Diaspora serving in local government around the world. This initiative will enjoy the support of the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad, the General Director of which, Michalis Kokkinos, was present at the meeting; a similar proposal does exist today, but it is limited to Europe.
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In Other News … Pitino to Greece, Audrey Nethery on Rachael Ray, ‘Top Chef’ contestant expecting, Lawrence speaks on Weinstein lawsuit
Get Him to the Greek: The next chapter in Rick Pitino’s odyssey will take him all the way to Greece, says The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, CBS Sports, ESPN, Sports Illustrated ...
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Pitino to coach GREEK club Panathinaikos, aims for NBA return
Former college and NBA coach Rick Pitino has agreed to a contract with GREEK club Panathinaikos, according to a report from Adrian Wojnarowski of ...
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Rick Pitino should be wary of GREEKS offering coaching jobs
Rick Pitino should beware of GREEKS offering gigs. Before he agrees to resume his coaching career with Panathinaikos Athens of EuroLeague ...
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How Liverpool's GREEK tragedy of 2007 prompted a new era of striking brilliance at Anfield
So while Rafa was essentially leading the ruling party in Europe, there was still an essential ingredient missing when Liverpool reached the GREEK ...
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Rick Pitino is getting back into coaching in the Euroleague, reportedly with a storied program in Greece. His agent, Drew ...
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GREEK PM in Belgrade for two regional summits
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and members of his cabinet are in Belgrade on Friday for the second GREEK-Serbian High-Level Cooperation Council ...
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GREEK neuroscientist cleared of animal cruelty
GREEK neuroscientist cleared of animal cruelty. × ... thrown out a case against a distinguished GREEK neuroscientist who was accused of animal cruelty.
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Greek farmers fume against mayor who banned short food supply chains
Short food supply chains became popular in Greece following the economic crisis
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GREECE will not escalate rhetoric, says alternate foreign minister
GREECE'S Alternate Foreign Minister Giorgos Katrougalos has criticized Turkish airspace violations in the Aegean Sea, while condemning the seizure ...
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GREECE to receive extra migrant assistance funding
GREECE will receive the lion's share of the additional 305 million euros in emergency assistance granted by the European Commission to deal with the ...
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Israel, Cyprus, GREECE decide to sign agreement on EastMed pipeline construction
NICOSIA, Dec. 20 (Xinhua) -- The leaders of Israel, Cyprus and GREECE decided to sign an interstate agreement for the construction of EastMed, ...
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New Books To Travel You to GREECE in 2019
Presenting the evocative – and powerfully transportive – images of GREECE captured by fiercely independent and visionary artist Joan Leigh Fermor ...
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Experience winter in GREECE
GREECE is so much more than just a summertime destination! If you are in the mood for a winter getaway, look no further as the country will leave you ...
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Confucius comes to GREECE
One Institute is already operating in GREECE, within the Athens University of Economic and Business. Mitkas talked about the importance of the ...
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Indiana Candy Shop Founded by Greek Immigrant Celebrating Centennial
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – When a Greek expatriate opened a handmade sweets shop in Martinsville, Morgan County, at the end of the second decade of the […] The post Indiana Candy Shop Founded by Greek Immigrant Celebrating Centennial appeared first on The National Herald.
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Around the NBA: Chris Paul out indefinitely, Buddy Hield is older than you thought, Pitino to coach in Greece
Buddy Hield of the Sacramento Kings is having a very solid season. He’s averaging 19.9 ppg, 5 rpg and 2.4 apg while shooting a blistering hot 43.3% from three. And he’s doing it all at the age of 25. ...
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Lockheed contracted in F-16V upgrades for Greece foreign military sale
Dec. 21 (UPI) --The U.S. Air Force has awarded a $997 million contract to Lockheed Martin to update 84 F-16 aircraft to the V-configuration. The F-16Vs, which Lockheed says are the most advanced itera...
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Bank of GREECE forecasts GDP rise by 2.3% during 2019
The Bank of GREECE submitted today its Interim Report on Monetary Policy 2018 to the Speaker of the Greek Parliament and the Cabinet. Continuing ...
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GREECE top-flight cancels matches after referee protest due to beaten colleague
Organisers of GREECE'S top division have called off games scheduled for this weekend after referees announced a two-week walkout to protest the ...
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GREECE, Cyprus and Israel ready to sign Gas Pipeline deal
GREECE, Cyprus and Israel have further consolidated their relationship following the 5th Summit between the three nations will be held in Israel, ...
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What will €120000 buy in GREECE, Hungary, Spain and Galway?
Price: €120,000. Agent:lliriahome. com. GREECE. GREECE: Crete. On the north-east coast of Crete, in Lasithi, this 85sq m (915sq ft) house has sea views.
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GREECE'S former Foreign Minister receives death threats over 'Macedonia' deal
GREECE'S former Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias received a phone call on Thursday by an unknown person threatening to take his life. The caller, who ...
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More than 33 kg of cannabis intercepted in northern GREECE
Police near the Krystallopigi border crossing in Florina, northern GREECE, have intercepted a vehicle carrying a large quantity of illegal drugs into ...
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Christmas Bash and Greek Feast
Come and party with us as we celebrate Christmas with the launch of a new Christmas Cheer (I mean Beer!) Pete the Greek will be here serving up his family recipes for lunch and dinner and as a ...
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Is The Greek Stock Market A Bargain Around Its 28-Year Lows?
The Greek stock market is around its 28-year lows. A few months ago, Greece and its European partners announced that the country finally exited its bailout program. The article discusses whether ...
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Russian Envoy Says FYROM Name No Deal Breaker with Greece
ATHENS – A diplomatic flap behind them, there won’t be any lingering fallout from a clash over Russia’s alleged role in in trying to undermine […] The post Russian Envoy Says FYROM Name No Deal Breaker with Greece appeared first on The National Herald.
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Turning to Olive Oil: Why Greek Professionals Shift Gears
By Lisa Radinovsky, Why have professionals such as teachers, lawyers, translators, political scientists, and medical students turned to olive oil production and exports in the last […] The post Turning to Olive Oil: Why Greek Professionals Shift Gears appeared first on The National Herald.
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