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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
GREECE debt relief deal 'doable' by year's end says EU's Moscovici
Flashback: one year ago. In GREECE and going nowhere: The barrier blocking migrants' hopes of a new life · world news. 11/29/2015 ...
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Undeterred by politics, Eldorado digs in for the long haul in GREECE
In 2012, the Skouries mining site in northern GREECE, the centrepiece of the Canadian company's European gold portfolio, was besieged by protesters ...
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Bulgaria, GREECE panic amid Turkey-EU spat
GREECE has also been anxious about the fragile state of the Turkey-EU migrant deal after Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan recently hinted at ...
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Cookbook: Greek recipes will inspire new traditions
For the sugar-cinnamon mixture: Grease and flour a 13 -by-9 -by-2-inch baking pan; set aside. Place brown sugar, 3 tablespoons flour, and cinnamon in a medium bowl. Stir with a fork until combined well, breaking up clumps with your fingers; set aside.
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8 Headlines: Why Greece ETF Is Moving Higher
See the Reuters story “Greece urges EU to cut surplus targets to boost competitiveness,” and more from the head of the Greek central bank, Yannis Stournaras, via the English-language website eKathimerini.com: Failure to conclude review main risk for ...
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Greece's Tower of Babel: An unusual place
Athens, Greece - From the outside, City Plaza Hotel might not look like much, just another shabby building in the Greek capital of Athens, neglected during years of the economic crisis. Step inside its doors to find a unique space for hundreds of people ...
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Turkish President Disputes Flag of Cyprus
You are the GREEK Cypriot administration of Southern Cyprus. To the north is the Turkish republic. That's rude. In any case they will understand this,” ...
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Erdogan comments dampen expectations ahead of Tsipras meeting
“You can't have a flag like that when the TRNC is there,” he said, referring to the breakaway Turkish-Cypriot state, adding that the GREEK Cypriots use ...
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How Greek Banker Minos Zombanakis worked to create the Libor math
In 1969, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, Richard Nixon became president of the US and 400,000 hippies descended on a sleepy New York farm near Woodstock. On the other side of the Atlantic, on a winter’s day in London, a mustachioed Greek banker named ...
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Golden Ponds in GREECE closed by health department
The Monroe County Department of Public Health has closed the Golden Ponds Restaurant and Party House, at 500 Long Pond Road in GREECE.
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Little Miss Greek pageant set for Saturday
Epsilon Zeta Zeta, Beta Beta and Kappa Eta Chapters of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. will host their annual Little Miss Greek Pageant at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, at the Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Library Theater. Monique Burnett, Jada R. Conner, Jalea ...
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Greek Student Posts Photos of Ohio State University Attack
Dimitris Siafarikas, a graduate research associate at Ohio State University, posted two pictures on Twitter after Monday’s attack that left eleven people injured. In the first picture he warns everyone to stay away. In the second, he has a picture of the ...
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Orgs In GREECE Help Refugees With Prepaid Cards
Currently more than hundreds of thousands of refugees are stranded in refugee camps in GREECE. After several Balkan countries sealed their borders, ...
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The global heart of darkness
People wait for hours in the heat or cold to get inside. Once they make it to the entrance, the Greek police, who man the door, thoroughly search each person. Inside the building, there is another section for the asylum services that is closed with another ...
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Greece Returns 17 Irregular Migrants to Turkey Under EU-Turkey Deal
Greek authorities on Tuesday sent 17 irregular migrants back to Turkey from the Aegean island of Lesvos, in accordance with the EU-Turkey agreement. The group included two Pakistanis, three Iraqis, seven Algerians, one Afghan, one Ghanian, one Malian, one Moroccan and one Nigerian, all of them men. Of the group, five were returned after their […]
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ND Leader Mitsotakis Meets Serb PM Vucic; Erdogan Statements and Bilateral Ties Discussed
Greece and Serbia were factors for stability in a region of rising uncertainty, main opposition New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday, following his meeting with Serb Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Belgrade. Mitsotakis said his talks with Serbia’s premier had touched on “our concerns following the recent statements of Turkish President Recep Tayyip […]
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EU edges closer to Greek debt relief
Comments from European Commssion finance chief, Pierre Moscovici, are being seen as a clear hint that Eurogroup ministers meeting on December 5th will discuss debt relief measures to help Greece cope with the aftermath of its debt crisis. David Pollard ...
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EU-IMF Disagreement Puts Greek Economy at Risk, BoG Chief Says
The “serious disagreement between the IMF and European institutions” puts the chances of Greece’s economic recovery at risk, said Bank of Greece governor Yiannis Stournaras on Monday. Stournaras spoke about the Greek economy at the American-Hellenic ...
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More EU pain for Greece. Government mulls “tax on cash withdrawals” forcing Greek to only use electronic payments
Meanwhile in the EU, neo-liberal, guinea pig state of Greece, the globalist elite in Brussels are about to experiment with the creation of the ultimate income surveillance system. In an effort to “combat tax evasion” (or at least that is the excuse ...
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Greece to Pay €16 Mln Fine for Wastewater Treatment
Greece is to pay 16 million euros in fines for failure to comply with wastewater treatment regulations at the Thriasio Plain in western Attica. According to a Kathimerini newspaper report, Athens is also to pay additional fines for every day that it fails ...
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Dijsselbloem argues that asking Greece for a 3.5% surplus is “a huge thing”
… fiscal targets it sets for Greece after 2018, when the debt-ridden … to determine for how long Greece should sustain a primary budget …
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A whopping 61-million Euro deficit predicted for Greek urban rail transit in 2017
… loss for second consecutive year Greek Urban Rail Transit’s outlook … . Based on its 2017 budget, Greek Urban Transit (STASY) forecasts that … played a crucial role in Greek Urban Rail Transit’s current …
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Guiseley's Rob Lawrie is to take aid to refugees in Greece
… vital supplies to refugees in Greece. Rob Lawrie will be setting … generators on the ground in Greece. He will be paying for … to help desperate refugees in Greece. He said: "I am … dead end once they reached Greece, and many of them were …
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10 Syrian Nationals Deported from Greece to Turkey in Frontex Deal
… Deported from Greece to Turkey in Frontex Deal ATHENS – Greek officials deported … been resettled in Turkey from Greece so far in 2016 as … between Greece and Turkey. Further, some 322 people who arrived on Greek …
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Deputy Foreign Minister T. Quick meets with the President of the Centre for the Greek Language, ...
The Deputy Foreign Minister responsible for Greek Diaspora Affairs, Terens Quick, met today with the President of the Centre for the Greek Language, Emeritus Professor of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Ioannis Kazazis. Mr. Kazazis briefed Mr. Quick on the Centre for the Greek Language and its activities, putting particular emphasis on the Centre’s role as the sole agency of the Greek state responsible for certification of knowledge of the Greek language, as well as on the actions the Centre has undertaken for qualitative promotion of the teaching and learning of Greek as a foreign or second language....
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Greece opens path to offshore West Katakolon development
ATHENS, Greece – The Greek Ministry of Energy has agreed to convert Energean Oil & Gas’ exploration license for the offshore West Katakolon field into a 25-year exploitation license. The 60-sq km (23-sq mi) exploitation area, part of the Katakolon ...
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OECD forecasts GREEK GDP economic rebound during 2017-18
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on Monday mostly echoed European creditors, the IMF and the GREEK ...
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Eurogroup chief: All types of GREEK debt relief measures on Dec 5 agenda
Eurogroup chair Jeroen Dijsselbloem on Tuesday told MEPs that all types of measures envisioning GREEK debt relief will be discussed at next week's ...
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North East football star invests £250000 into new GREEK restaurant
The Middlesbrough keeper has launched Great GREEK with business partner, Nikos Pitsoulis, with a £250,000 investment from the Boro shot-stopper.
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EU-Turkey Refugee Deal Collapse Could Hit GREECE Hard
The deal has drastically slowed refugee arrivals into GREECE, with just 171,000 asylum seekers crossing into the country so far this year, down from a ...
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Ad blocking is declining in Germany
[German Ad Blockers]BI Intelligence _This story was delivered to BI Intelligence "Digital Media Briefing" subscribers. To learn more and subscribe, please click here._ Ad block usage appears to have declined in Germany, The Wall Street Journal reports. German digital media trade body Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft found that ads were blocked on 19.1% of desktop websites in Q3 2016, down from 21.2% in Q3 2015, and marking the fourth consecutive quarter of ad-blocking declines. Germany has a relatively high rate of ad blocking. A quarter of the country’s internet population uses an ad blocker, according to Reuters’ Digital News Report, placing it 10th among the 26 countries surveyed. However, Germany’s ranking climbs to third behind Poland and Greece when honing in on users under 35 years, with 39% of German’s in this age group using ad blockers. And around one-third of Germans questioned by Reuters said they plan to install a mobile ad blocker next year. The findings suggest that publishers’ anti-ad blocking efforts are working. A number of publishers are tapping into strategies to counteract ad-blocking behavior. These can range from the softer approach of requesting users to turn off their ad blockers, to the hardline measure of collectively blocking all content for ad blocking users. Business Insider’s parent Axel Springer was one of the first publishers to restrict all access to its publication Bild.de unless users turned off their ad blockers or signed up for a monthly subscription. There are hundreds of millions of monthly active users (MAU) of ad-block software globally, which represents a big uptick in ad-block usage from just one year ago. The software, which blocks ads from appearing on websites, search, and social networks, is also picking up steam in the U.S. So what does that mean for publishers? How will they try to reach you as more users install ad-blockers? BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, has compiled a detailed report on ad-blocking that looks at ad block usage rates, discusses Apple's ad block software and how it could make ad blocking more common on mobile, and examines solutions for publishers. There are several solutions that publishers can use to combat the growing ad-block problem, including education, technical solutions, and micropayments. Which solution publishers should opt for can be determined by their particular ad-block usage rates. _HERE ARE SOME OF THE KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE REPORT:_ * Ad blocking poses a major threat to digital media companies that depend on advertising for revenue. If ad blocking on mobile reaches desktop levels, US digital media companies could lose out on as much as $9.7 billion across digital ad formats next year, according to BI Intelligence estimates based on current usage rates. * Ad-block usage rates vary greatly depending on content type and audience demographics. Publishers whose audience skews toward young males, such as video game sites, tend to see much higher ad-block usage compared with general news sites. * Ad blocking may become even more common with the release of Apple's widely used desktop and mobile operating systems later this year. The operating systems will feature a framework that makes it significantly easier for developers to create ad-blocking software, particularly on mobile. * Ad blockers typically use one of two methods to prevent ads from loading. In most cases, ad blockers prevent the loading of digital ads that are served by a list of known ad servers. Blocked ads typically include display, video, social, and search ad units that appear in web browsers. _IN FULL, THE REPORT:_ * Outlines ad-block usage trends across content types, geography, and demographic * Explore the rising threat of mobile ad blocking, including Apple's new content blocking framework * Examines solutions that publishers can use to combat ad blocking To get your copy of this invaluable guide, choose one of these options: * Subscribe to an ALL-ACCESS Membership with BI Intelligence and gain immediate access to this report AND over 100 other expertly researched deep-dive reports, subscriptions to all of our daily newsletters, and much more. >> START A MEMBERSHIP * Purchase the report and download it immediately from our research store. >> BUY THE REPORT The choice is yours. But however you decide to acquire this report, you’ve given yourself a powerful advantage in your understanding of ad-blocking.
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Meyer Lemon Greek Butter Cookies
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk the flour, almond meal, baking powder, and salt until combined. In a large bowl, beat the butter with 1 cup of the powdered sugar and lemon ...
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Take-out time: Why you should try Greek food
You're not up to cooking dinner tonight, and you just had a scent memory of all those delicious aromas arising from that Greek restaurant near your office. Is Greek cuisine a healthful meal choice? As with any restaurant, Greek or otherwise, there are ...
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Erdogan says Greek Cypriots after the whole of the island
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that the Greek Cypriot side wants to control the whole of the island but warned that this will not happen. Speaking during the 7th Bogazici Summit under the theme “Global Future: Human Centred ...
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The defeat of inclusionary populism in Greece: what happens next?
The neo-colonial logic of the EU has helped trigger the formation of inclusionary populism in Greece once again. But it is no clearer for any populists in power how to implement radical policies. The rise of populism in many countries of the world is a ...
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EU optimistic on Greek debt deal
Athens (AFP) - EU Economy Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said Tuesday he is optimistic about concluding an overall deal on Greece's latest bailout programme by the end of the year including discussions on debt relief. Moscovici spoke just days before a key ...
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Energean Will Invest $50 Million To Develop Proven Field Offshore Western GREECE
GREECE'S sole oil producer, Energean Oil & Gas, will invest $50 million to develop a proven oil and gas field offshore western GREECE, the third field it ...
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Greek Banks call for taxing cash withdrawals
``As bank executives say, cash is easily channeled to the so-called shadow economy, so imposing a tax on withdrawals would drastically reduce transactions in cash and therefore the illegal economy as well.'' Note: Comments may take a few minutes …
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ICRC–Hellenic Police workshop reaffirms Greek authorities’ commitment to humane, dignified conditions for migrants in detention
… on immigration detention in Athens, Greece. The two-day workshop focused on … administration of detention centres in Greece. Underlining the government's … ' conditions of detention in Greece. This workshop demonstrates the Hellenic …
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Greece Anxious IMF, Germany Striking Deal for More Austerity
Greece's beleaguered government now is worried the International Monetary Fund and Germany will demand more austerity. The post Greece Anxious IMF, Germany Striking Deal for More Austerity appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greece A-Team Will Pitch Ross at New York’s Greek Investor Forum
Greece is sending a top team of ministers to the 18th annual Greek Investor Forum in New York to seek more business. The post Greece A-Team Will Pitch Ross at New York’s Greek Investor Forum appeared first on The National Herald.
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Foreign Minister N. Kotzias’ statements to journalists following his talks in Libya (Tripoli, ...
N. KOTZIAS: We picked up the thread of foreign policy over the last two-to-three years overall. We came to re-strengthen our relations with Libya and to talk with my colleague, the country’s Foreign Minister, about matters of political, economic, cultural and educational cooperation. We looked at ways in which we can help Libya to improve its communication and intensify its relationship with the European Union. We talked about and agreed on forms of cooperation on all levels, as concerns the two Foreign Ministries, and we discussed the prospects we will have for cooperation between the two states, Greece and Libya,...
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Deputy Foreign Minister Amanatidis meets with the President of the Central Board of Jewish ...
Deputy Foreign Minister Ioannis Amanatidis met today, Monday, 28 November 2016, with the President of the Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KIS) and of the Jewish Community of Thessaloniki, David Saltiel. Also participating in the meeting were KIS board members Benjamin Albalas and Daniel Benardout, as well as the Special Secretary for Religious and Cultural Diplomacy, Dr. Efstathios Lianos Liantis. During the meeting, which took place in a friendly and constructive atmosphere, there was a discussion of key issues of concern to the Greek Jewish community.
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Greek olive oil, an undervalued tool for boosting tourism
Greece's landscape and the lives of Greeks are inextricably linked with the olive tree and this relationship is lost in the distance of time, but this blessed tree and its products do not enjoy enough attention and promotion. The olive oil is lagging ...
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Olive Green Is the First Eco-Friendly, Sustainable, and Smart Hotel in Greece
HERAKLION, Greece, Nov. 29, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Olive Green, the new eco-friendly, sustainable, and smart hotel that silently opened this fall in Heraklion is the first of its kind on Crete and in Greece. A local landmark was transformed by ...
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Fidel Castro’s shrinking guest list and other controversial funerals
The list of western leaders not attending the Cuban leader’s send-off is looking more notable than those who will. But his is not the only ceremony to spark controversy … Obama and Theresa May have swerved it. Justin Trudeau and Boris Johnson will be no-shows and Jeremy Corbyn is sending Emily Thornberry. All in all, the list of western leaders who won’t be attending Fidel Castro’s funeral is looking more notable than those who will. As with the tributes that poured in after the death of one of the world’s longest serving leaders, politicians across the world are split between praising Castro for his revolutionary zeal and excoriating his human rights record. François Hollande is sending Ségolène Royal, but Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras will be there, as will Gerry Adams, South African President Jacob Zuma and Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. Putin, is apparently busy working on his end-of-year statement for Russian lawmakers – the diplomatic equivalent of washing his hair. But Castro is far from the only world statesman to have a tricky guest list at his funeral … Continue reading...
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Lesvos island hit by major floods as first snow blankets northern Greece
ATHENS， Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- Lesvos island in the eastern Aegean Sea was hit by major floods caused by storms on Tuesday， local authorities said， as the first snow blanketed mountainous regions in northern Greece. At least 16 people who were trapped ...
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GREECE facing millions of euros in fines over waste-water treatment
The European Commission is seeking to slap GREECE with a fine of more than 16 million euros for failure to comply with waste-water treatment ...
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GREECE Isn't 'Crying Wolf' on Debt Relief
Paul Kazarian says he's spent “tens of millions of dollars” mobilizing a team of a hundred analysts to scrutinize GREECE'S assets and liabilities.
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