Participants from Europe included companies and mentors from Turkey, Sweden, Bulgaria, Austria, Germany, GREECE, Italy, the Netherlands, and the ...
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How the world sees Greece
Saturday, December 12, 2015
RiseUp Summit kicks off with participation of 25 countries
EU wants centralized policing powers for its borders
In September, prompted by the chaotic refugee situation on the EU's external borders - especially in GREECE, Croatia and Italy - EU Commission ...
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Central GREECE Region's campaign undertaken by Marketing GREECE
Marketing GREECE undertook the design and implementation of Central GREECE Region Government's integrated promotional campaign for the amount ...
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GREECE To Receive More Aid Next Week, But Faces Tough Decisions On Public Pension, Electric ...
RTX1XD32 Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addresses lawmakers during a parliamentary session before a budget vote in Athens, GREECE, Dec.
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Turkey detains 60 illegal migrants heading to GREECE
According to data issued by the UN Refugee Agency, about 806,000 migrants, including 660,700 from GREECE, have reached to Europe via the sea ...
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Damaged Turkish-Russian relations may negatively affect Ankara's ties beyond Moscow
Greece, Egypt and GREEK Cyprus -- all three at odds with Turkey, agreed on Wednesday to speed up talks to demarcate sea boundaries in the eastern ...
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Greece strikes deal to unlock ?1b
… ; a government official told Reuters. Greece will pick three and the … to convince Greeks that their sacrifices will be rewarded. Greece and its … ?900 million ($985 million) and Greece will appoint an independent valuer …
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Vote on new set of prior actions to test coalition
The bill includes reforms relating to a new privatization fund, the privatization of GREECE'S electricity grid operator ADMIE, and rules governing the sale ...
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UPDATE 1-Eurozone officials rule out IMF's exclusion from Greek bailout
The IMF said earlier this year it would wait to see the outcome of GREECE'S debt relief talks with EU partners before agreeing to inject new cash as part ...
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Tsipras Upbeat About Banks
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, addressing Parliament stressed that “Despite difficulties, the new recapitalisation of the banks was planned in order to safeguard, in the best possible way, the interests of the Greek state.” He was responding to questions directed towards him, but he rejected main opposition New Democracy MPs’ charges over a sharp decrease in […] The post Tsipras Upbeat About Banks appeared first on The National Herald.
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Bolton v Hull: They Played for Both Clubs
Born in Athens in 1974, Stelios Giannakopoulos turned pro in 1992, turning out for Ethnikos Asteras in the GREEK Second Divison. Immediately ...
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ESM's Regling says IMF will participate in GREECE'S new bailout
ATHENS Dec 12 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will take part in the Greek bailout program with a small contribution, European Stability ...
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University plans renovations of Rathskellar
16, three out of five plans that were discussed entail splitting the game room between Hofstra's gaming community and GREEK life community.
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GREECE-and-its-international-lenders-have-struck-a-deal-on-the-latest-set-of-reforms-needed-for ...
The board will name the management of the new fund which will consist of GREECE'S current privatisation fund (HRADF), the bank rescue fund (HFSF), ...
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EWG's Wieser says first Greece's bailout review to include ...
ATHENS (Reuters) - The first review of Greece's bailout program will not be concluded without the participation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF ...
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Time Magazine explains why it picked Angela Merkel as 'person of the year'
REUTERS/Thomas Peter Europe’s most powerful leader is a refugee from a time and place where her power would have been unimaginable. The German Democratic Republic, where Angela Merkel grew up, was neither democratic nor a republic; it was an Orwellian horror show, where the Iron Curtain found literal expression in the form of the Berlin Wall. The shy daughter of a Lutheran minister, Merkel slipped into politics as a divorced Protestant in a largely Catholic party, a woman in a frat house, an Ossi in the newly unified Germany of the 1990s where easterners were still aliens. No other major Western leader grew up in a stockade, which gave Merkel a rare perspective on the lure of freedom and the risks people will take to taste it. Her political style was not to have one; no flair, no flourishes, no charisma, just a survivor’s sharp sense of power and a scientist’s devotion to data. Even after Merkel became Germany’s Chancellor in 2005, and then commanded the world’s fourth largest economy, she remained resolutely dull—the better to be underestimated time and again. German pundits called her Merkelvellian when she outsmarted, isolated or just outlasted anyone who might mount a challenge to her. Ever cautious, she proudly practiced what Willy Brandt once called _Die Politik der kleinen Schritte_ (the politics of baby steps), or as we call it in the U.S., leading from behind. Then came 2015. Not once or twice but three times this year there has been reason to wonder whether Europe could continue to exist, not culturally or geographically but as a historic experiment in ambitious statecraft. Merkel had already emerged as the indispensable player in managing Europe’s serial debt crises; she also led the West’s response to Vladimir Putin’s creeping theft of Ukraine. But now the prospect of Greek bankruptcy threatened the very existence of the euro zone. The migrant and refugee crisis challenged the principle of open borders. And finally, the carnage in Paris revived the reflex to slam doors, build walls and trust no one. Each time Merkel stepped in. Germany would bail Greece out, on her strict terms. It would welcome refugees as casualties of radical Islamist savagery, not carriers of it. And it would deploy troops abroad in the fight against ISIS. Germany has spent the past 70 years testing antidotes to its toxically nationalist, militarist, genocidal past. REUTERS/Thomas Peter Merkel brandished a different set of values—humanity, generosity, tolerance—to demonstrate how Germany’s great strength could be used to save, rather than destroy. It is rare to see a leader in the process of shedding an old and haunting national identity. “If we now have to start apologizing for showing a friendly face in response to emergency situations,” she said, “then that’s not my country.” And so this time, the woman who trained as a quantum chemist did not run the tests and do the lab work; she made her stand. The blowback has come fast and from all sides. Donald Trump called Merkel “insane” and called the refugees “one of the great Trojan horses.” German protesters called her a traitor, a whore; her allies warned of a popular revolt, and her opponents warned of economic collapse and cultural suicide. The conservative _Die Welt _published a leaked intelligence report warning about the challenge of assimilating a million migrants: “We are importing Islamic extremism, Arab anti-Semitism, national and ethnic conflicts of other people as well as a different understanding of society and law.” Her approval ratings dropped more than 20 points, even as she broadcast her faith in her people: _“Wir schaffen das,”_ she has said over and over. “We can do this.” NOW WATCH: A self-driving Mercedes-Benz truck drove on Germany’s Autobahn
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Ancient GREEK attitudes today
The Ancient Greeks (Archimedes being an honourable exception) have a reputation for having been only interested in pure studies, and despising ...
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ESM's chief aims for an extension of GREEK debt
"There will not be any haircut and the GREEK government seems to have understood that. We will aim to smoothen the profile of the debt. We all want ...
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GREECE reaches deal with lenders opening way for management of NPL loans
The Greek government agreed on Friday evening with the representatives of the institutions on a new batch of prior actions which will unlock a ...
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Lesvos 'hotspot' struggles to manage migrant flow
The young Syrian woman beamed with relief: She had just been fingerprinted, photographed and granted permission to stay in GREECE for six months ...
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Egypt, GREECE, Cyprus: Partnership amid economic political difficulties?
A second trilateral meeting between Egypt, GREECE and Cyprus was held last Wednesday in Athens, and a joint collaboration between the three ...
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Human Rights Official Hopes Relocation Plan Will Relieve Pressure on Greece
ATHENS— Council of Europe Human Rights Commissioner Nils Muiznieks has said that the the migrant relocation plan that is being developed will take the pressure off frontline countries like Greece and Italy which have borne the brunt of arrivals. He also delcared that any link between extremism and the thousands of people fleeing violence in Syria and […] The post Human Rights Official Hopes Relocation Plan Will Relieve Pressure on Greece appeared first on The National Herald.
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Aphrodite: a Talk with Author Monica Cyrino
By Vasilis Papoutsis IRVINE, CA – Dr. Monica Cyrino is a Professor of Classics at the University of New Mexico and her academic research centers on the erotic in Ancient Greek poetry. While visiting the University of California Irvine to give a lecture, she spoke with The National Herald. Prof. Cyrino said she […] The post Aphrodite: a Talk with Author Monica Cyrino appeared first on The National Herald.
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LIVE Platanias
GREEK Super League – Follow the Football match between Platanias and PAS Giannina live with Eurosport. The match starts at 15:15 on 12 December ...
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GREEK Ministers to attend 17th Capital Link Forum
The Forum will be attended by GREEK Government Ministers Elena Kountoura, Alternate Minister of Tourism, Speaker on Tourism & Hospitality and ...
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GREEK cinema fights to rise from ruins
Fewer and fewer GREEK filmmakers, though, have managed to persevere in recent years. After 31 feature films were released domestically in 2011, just ...
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Where to Shop Greek Gifts for the Christmas Holidays
Christmas and New Year’s days are holiday celebrations full of love. They are days meant to be spent with our family and friends, enjoying their company and exchanging gifts. In Greek tradition, the gift exchange occurs after midnight on New Year’s Eve or January 1, rather than on Christmas morning like many other western cultures. However,
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GREECE and creditors agree on ADMIE privatization
The Greek government reached an agreement in principle with the institutions on the controversial privatization of GREECE'S Independent Power ...
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Thessaloniki: 7 riot policemen chase old chest-nut seller
Greece’s street vendors are very dangerous. Especially the species of “chest-nut sellers.” Not only they are suspected of doing big scale tax-evasion, they also dare to put their stand on street corners or outside shops, whether they should not and thus disturb the peaceful flow of Christmas commerce. Therefore, they […]
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Germany’s deputy FM Roth: “Greece’s loan agreement has social character” (LOL)
All fine in Greece! People may freeze and starve or get a 20-euro bank note for working 8 hours a day without social security contributions and health care, people may be short before jumping from their balconies out of despair for being long-time unemployed, but at least one is confident […]
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Juncker ploughs on regardless with broken migrant plan
… week launched legal proceedings against Greece, Italy and Croatia for not … while attempting to reach the Greek Island Chios on the Agean … by boat from Turkey which Greek islands to avoid to escape …
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Ban on Short Selling Shares of Five GREEK Banks Extended
On December 7, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published an opinion agreeing with the GREEK regulator, the Hellenic Capital ...
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Zeus Street GREEK opens doors on Dulwich Hill restaurant
DULWICH Hill locals are lining up in droves with Zeus, Sydney's favourite fast and fresh street GREEK dining, opening a new store on New Canterbury ...
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Greece to receive €1bn aid payment after agreement with ...
Greece expects to receive another €1bn aid payment next week from its €86bn bailout after reaching agreement with creditors on its next reform package.
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GREECE, creditors agree on reforms to free up bailout money
The reforms must be approved by December 18 to free up the latest payout of 1 billion euros (1.1 billion dollars) in GREECE's bailout money and keep ...
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GREEK Shipping Co. Officers Charged In Oil Dump Cover-Up
Law360, New York (December 11, 2015, 8:48 PM ET) -- A federal grand jury in Greenville, North Carolina, indicted two engineering officers of a GREEK ...
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Egypt, GREECE, & Cyprus team up for natural gas
In the game of natural gas geopolitics, Egypt, GREECE, and Cyprus are teaming up with grandiose visions of shared future prosperity. On Wednesday ...
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GREECE'S military budget is getting bigger even as the country's economy lurches towards mayhem
Still, despite GREECE'S staggering economic problems, the country has consistently maintained one of the highest defense expenditures as a ...
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Tucker Hipps Transparency Act: Proposed bill would affect GREEK Life at Clemson
A proposed bill entitled the Tucker Hipps Transparency Act was filed on Thursday, Dec. 3 by state Rep. Joshua A. Putnam. Under section H. 4521 of ...
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Best of TV 2015: No 6 – Master of None
Aziz Ansari navigated the transfer from standup to sitcom with style, and when his show tackled race, it was bold, thoughtful and game-changing There’s been a buzz surrounding Aziz Ansari for a decade and a half now – whether he’s dancing through the reels of Judd Apatow-associated comedies such as Get Him to the Greek and Funny People, playing the scene-stealing Tom Haverford in Parks and Recreation, or casting himself as the living embodiment of Tinderonomics in his book Modern Romance. But it’s taken a while for TV to properly catch up with the Ansari multi-hyphenate talent machine. Master of None sits in the post-Louie, Curb Your Enthusiasm genre of indie sitcoms: a hybrid of surreal moments and awkward modern manners that’s also deeply moving. The decision to make his first sitcom with the editorially maverick streaming network Netflix, which spent 2015 rewriting the rules of TV tropes (from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt to Jessica Jones) seems fitting. Continue reading...
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Migrant clashes break out in GREEK camp
The feeling here in Athens is that the GREEK government has lost control of the migration problem. Officials insist they have a policy in place, but ...
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30,000 new refugees, migrants arrive in Greece by sea in Dec.
… new refugees, migrants arrive in Greece by sea in Dec. The … in Greece by sea from Turkey. IOM said that according to Greek … 735,000 migrants crossed into Greece the first 11 months of … Eastern route from Turkey to Greece, and 94 on the route …
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3+1 Scenarios for the route of the deposits to Europe
Athens, December 12, 2015/Independent Balkan News Agency By Alexia Tasouli One of the issues discussed by the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Egypt met in Athens was the energy planning in Eastern Mediterranean. The discovery of Zor gas field in EEZs of Egypt in the summer, which covers an area of 100 square miles […]
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GREEK Attica Bank extends capital increase deadline to December 18
ATHENS: Greece's central bank has extended by a week to December 18 the deadline for participation in a capital increase by Attica Bank, the bank ...
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First GREEK Orthodox Monastery in Scandinavia
The liturgies were also attended by the GREEK Ambassador to Sweden Dimitrios Touloupas, who congratulated the Metropolitan on the renovation of ...
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Greece, creditors strike bailout deal
… the market for non-performing loans. Greece and the lenders reached agreement … told parliament. A view of Greek parliament ((©Reuters)The sale of … crashing out of the eurozone. Greece has already received two bailouts …
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GREEK Gov't: 'Yes to Euro Coast Guard, No to Joint GREEK-Turkish Patrols'
coast_guard_boatjpg-thumb-large-thumb-large “We must all understand that our international obligation regarding the Schengen treaty is to effectively ...
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Northern Ireland set for 1st major tournament since 1986
Without an appearance at a major tournament since 1986, Northern Ireland sensed a real chance to end its long wait after being drawn in a qualifying group lacking major names and featuring a fading Greece as top seed.
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Latin GREEK community, ISU Credit Union seek holiday donations
Nealand Johnson (right) and Beth Robinson (center left) of the ISU Credit Union pose with Jasmine Melendez (center right) and Michael Fernandez ...
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Vermont couple plans trip to Greece to aid refugees
… KNOW HOW. THEIR NEXT TRIP, GREECE. THEY WILL SPEND 10 DAYS …
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