How the world sees Greece
The World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) has formally recognised the Armenian Genocide at its 44th World Congress in Israel, after a Jewish-Australian advocate, Ariel Zohar was among the key speakers for the motion, reported the Armenian National ...
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Upon his return to Skopje after an unofficial visit to GREECE, the FYROM premier said that the two neighboring countries will finally come to a conclusion over a dispute that has divided them for over 25 years within the next six months, according to the Athens Macedonia News Agency (AMNA). “For our ...
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Dozens of local residents of Palaio Faliro, south of Athens, led by the local priest marched on Sunday at the site of a controversial sculpture and demanded its removal. The bright-red sculpture “Phylax” (guard in Greek), has offended some who see it as unChristian, and as a symbol of Satan. Holding ...
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Impulsive behavior and rhetoric that is limited to catchy, provocative slogans must always be avoided when handling issues of national security. One case in point is that of the eight Turkish servicemen who are seeking asylum in GREECE after fleeing the botched coup against the Turkish government in ...
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In the framework of the EU-TUR Statement. Source: Press Releases, Greek Ministry of Citizen Protection. Overview. The vast majority of those returned to Turkey are nationals from countries other than Syria. The majority are Pakistani nationals (42 per cent of total). Syrians constitute 15 per cent of the ...
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The decision of the listed company Dionic to sell its 50 percent stake in Greece’s biggest price comparison search engine, www.skroutz.gr has triggered a market competition, as several companies, including viva.gr, have already expressed an interest.
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The decision of the listed company Dionic to sell its 50 percent stake in Greece’s biggest price comparison search engine, www.skroutz.gr has triggered a market competition, as several companies, including viva.gr, have already expressed an interest.
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| READ THE ORIGINAL POST AT www.tovima.gr |