How the world sees Greece
Reacting swiftly to an editorial by The National Herald Publisher Antonis H. Diamataris calling for him to be transferred for interfering in Greece’s sovereign affairs, […] The post US Ambassador Rejects TNH Publisher’s Call for Transfer, Denies Meddling appeared first on The National Herald.
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The manhunt for James Dalamangas, one of Australia's most wanted criminals, has gone global, with New South Wales Police tracking him to GREECE.
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GREECE has ratified the World Trade Organization's Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) with Law No. 2,513/1997. Notice that, according to ...
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Partnering with the country's top PayTV platform is an important step for our strategy in GREECE, where our multiplatform distribution has increased ...
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ATHENS – With the country's most vulnerable given 40 percent discounts or even free electricity with the government reluctant to order power turned ...
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Violent, racist attacks on migrants and refugees in GREECE have skyrocketed in the last year, according to the findings of a new report released by the ...
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British bickering goes on but that doesn’t make the EU likely to reopen the deal. October will be the crunch point The UK’s Brexit debate has restarted after a 10-day break just as before, only with a new end date of 31 October. Brexiteers continue to press for the Irish backstop to be replaced with alternative arrangements, while the government and the Labour front bench seem to be making little progress in finding a consensus position. But once again, scant attention is being paid to the other side of the negotiating table. If we look more closely there, we find hardening attitudes across the EU to anything other than the UK leaving on the basis of the withdrawal agreement, regardless of the flaws that have seen this rejected three times by parliament. Just as with the Greek debt crisis, the EU now wants to see proposals adopted, direction set and to deal with the problems later. Continue reading...
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