How the world sees Greece
GREECE Eric Vazquez also lost power Sunday morning. “We lost power for three hours, which is pretty good,” said Vazquez. “That's not bad. It's expected." RG&E spent most the day taking heavy, ice-covered branches off of power lines - restoring electricity to several neighborhoods, including N. Autumn ...
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Bernie Gunther, that immortal Berlin cop, is back — which is good news for all readers. He survived Nazi Germany and World War II, not to mention dealings with Hitler’s monsters such as Joseph Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler and Reinhard Heydrich and ...
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Not for nothing that you have heard about handsome men looking like GREEK gods. Since old times GREEKS have been in the center of attention, accepted as incredibly sexual, unforgivably handsome and utmost masculine men. Being warriors by nature GREEKS are not only strong physically but also by ...
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A politician battling corruption in southern Italy has received what is being hailed as the world's most educated threatening letter, written in ancient GREEK and including a quotation from a 5th century BC tragedy. Austacio Busto, who runs the department for public tendering in the Acquaviva delle Fonti, ...
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Referring to GREECE'S erga omnes demand, Zaev reiterated Macedonia's position, namely that the agreed name should serve only for international use without amending the constitution, as the name usage at home will have no affect on GREECE. Any agreed solution should be accepted by the institutions ...
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GREECE is the only country in the world with territorial waters at six nautical miles and airspace at 12. Although it has the right to extend its territorial waters, that is considered casus belli by Turkey. That is because if the 12 nautical miles are ratified, it will be game over for their diplomacy in the Aegean, ...
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And coming from GREECE, I grew up in a world where Olympiakos and Panathinaikos where the eternal enemies on the field; the supposedly rougher one is the former originating from the poor neighborhoods of Piraeus port and the latter from the better streets of Athens. Both, though, claim to be inspired ...
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