How the world sees Greece
The KIKU apple brand has become one of the most recognizable apple brands in Greece. The brand is being introduced in Greece by the company Emphyton founded in 1997. “As you can imagine, establishing a new brand isn’t easy,” says George Poultsidis of ...
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Plus: Lebanon's waste crisis; Fans warned of homophobia ahead of World Cup in Russia; Turkey anti-LGBT campaign; Vietnamese blogger's appeal rejected; Iran sends child soldiers in Syria; Aid workers pressured in Calais; Recalling crimes committed in Bosnia; Blow to freedom of speech in ...
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A visit by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to GREECE later this month will hopefully produce some results in relation to efforts for a Cyprus settlement, government spokesman Nicos Christodoulides said on Friday. The spokesman was speaking after a meeting between President Nicos ...
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Although growing up I spent my summers with family in GREECE, it was only when I moved to Thessaloniki (in the Greek province of Macedonia) that I first encountered the novel local way of entirely sidestepping the name of their ex-Yugoslav neighbour to the north: “Skopje” is used as a catch-all term.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be the first Turkish head of state to visit in 65 years. He is expected to discuss transport between the countries.
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A rare original Greek copy of 'Jesus' secret teachings to his brother James' has been discovered by biblical scholars. Fragments of a 1,600-year-old heretical document describe how Jesus passes on knowledge of heaven and future events, including James ...
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Positioned at the southeastern end of the EU, close to the sources of migration flows and sharing frontiers with a difficult Turkey, GREECE is becoming a pillar of stability in the area. GREECE could thus expect to receive sufficient international support for returning to sustained growth and playing a larger role ...
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