How the world sees Greece
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's central bank governor warned on Wednesday that further delay in completing a first review of the country's bailout reforms could imperil a projected economic recovery in the second half of this year. Bank of Greece Chief Yannis ...
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Cyprus, Greece and Israel aim to engage their diaspora, in the framework of their trilateral cooperation scheme, in order to promote both common interests as well as their respective national causes by influencing decision-making centers in the US and Europe.
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Skopje, 10 February 2016/Independent Balkan News Agency By Naser Pajaziti The border crossing point of Bogoridica between FYROM and Greece has closed today for two hours due to the protest of private cabs and buses from the city of Gevgelija. They demand to be involved in the transport of refugees, as they have already had […]
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By Robin Emmott and Sabine Siebold BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany would take part in a potential NATO mission to help slow refugee flows in the Aegean Sea, the country's defence minister said on Wednesday, a day before the alliance is due to discuss a request for help in easing Europe's migration crisis. Struggling to stop refugees streaming into Greece despite a deal between Ankara and the European Union to combat the flows, Germany and Turkey surprised partners this week by saying they would raise the issue with NATO.
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National Bank Of GREECE and Greek banks are down by more than 50% since their recent recapitalization. One of the reasons for this I think, is that ...
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Another set of commission policy demands on GREECE would bring countries that have reintroduced internal-EU border controls closer to being ...
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Wednesday he was willing to talk to protesting farmers over pension reform but said it was essential to overhaul the system to ensure Greeks could continue to receive pensions.
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