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How the world sees Greece
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Ninety Two Greeks Have Property Over 100 Million Dollars
According to Knight Frank’s 2014 Wealth Report, in the Greece of crisis and recession, millionaires still exist. According to the survey, which
Poll Shows SYRIZA Ahead of New Democracy
According to a recent survey conducted by the polling company Alco, SYRIZA, Greece’s main opposition party, is ahead of the coalition government of
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Celebrating Melina’s Immortal Spirit
Although Melina Mercouri died twenty years ago, on March 6, 1994, her memory remains very much alive in Greek hearts. Mercouri loved
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Greece has not given up its German reparations claim, Papoulias tells Gauck
Athens has not dropped its claim for compensation over Nazi atrocities committed during WWII, President Karolos Papoulias told his visiting German counterpart Joachim Gauck, Skai reports quoting unnamed sources.
“Greece never gave up its claim [for German... ...
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Europe fears gas shortages if Russia cuts off Ukraine
European Union countries such as Poland and Greece are worried they may face gas shortages and economic damage if Russia stops pumping the fuel to Ukraine, with Kiev facing a Friday deadline to pay Moscow a $2 billion energy bill.
EU authorities on Monday... ...
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Can Mitroglou inspire Greece to do the unthinkable?
The Greek national team have always been looked at as underdogs when it comes to international competitions. After their shock European Cup win in 2004, the Greeks have fallen back into the shadows but may emerge as heroes in Brazil with the help of Kostas ...
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Germany offers fund to defuse Greek war reparation claims
By Harry Papachristou ATHENS (Reuters) - German President Joachim Gauck dismissed Greek demands for compensation for Nazi-era crimes during a symbolic visit to Greece on Thursday, and instead offered to set up a new fund to remind Germans of their past. World War Two reparations have resurfaced as an emotional issue in Greece, where many blame Germany, their biggest creditor, for painful ...
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