For many students returning to college as sophomores later this month, there will be bragging about parties and concerts, long-winded explanations of ...
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How the world sees Greece
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Batavia grad spends summer on mission trip to GREECE
GREEK Orthodox church to contest property sale to Jews in Jerusalem
Amman: The GREEK Orthodox patriarch in the Holy Land announced Saturday that his church will appeal an Israeli court decision that approved the ...
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Zakynthos wildfires planned, claims Greek justice minister
Greek authorities believe a series of fires raging on several fronts on the western Greek island of Zakynthos were started deliberately. The country's fire service said there are "well-founded suspicions of foul play", after five fires broke out late on ...
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Greece’s Water Polo Juniors Climb on Top of the World
Greece celebrates an astonishing victory in water polo after its junior team were crowned World Champions at the World Men’s Junior Water Polo Championships held in Belgrade. After an amazing final on Sunday, Greece beat Croatia on penalties after normal ...
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Priyanka Chopra looks like the Greek goddess of gorgeousness in this toga-inspired gown
Quantico star Priyanka Chopra has been killing the fashion game. And we’re in love with Priyanka’s latest look, a toga-inspired dress. But Priyanka’s sense of style is nothing new. Just last month, she stunned at a Paris couture fashion show in an ...
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Greek Australian Scientist Leads Pioneering Research on Obesity
A research team at Monash University‘s Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, headed by Greek Australian Tony Tiganis, have discovered a critical piece of the obesity puzzle that could lead to revolutionary treatments for what is becoming a ...
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Concern over cigarette butts littering Greek beaches
However, nearly 22 billion cigarettes butts, totaling 3,500 tonnes, have been dropped by smokers in GREECE, half of them on the beaches along the ...
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12 wildfires rage on Zakynthos: “Most likely Arson,” say the Fire Service
One after the other, wildfires have broken out in the north and the south of Zakynthos. They rage for the third consecutive day. The Greek Fire Service and local authorities suspect deliberate arson as cause for the wildfires that burn down forest land. What is puzzling is that nine diferent fires broke out in neighboring … The post 12 wildfires rage on Zakynthos: “Most likely Arson,” say the Fire Service appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Greek Life, Don’t Knock it ‘Til You Try It
A huge part of college, at least in the movies, is Greek life. Every year fraternities and sororities on campus hold recruitment. The fraternities do things differently, but for the girls it means three days of dressing up, doing rounds of interviews at ...
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Minister summons help from Spain, France and Morocco to battle the largest number of fires in Portugal's history
[fireforest]Portugal’s Minister for Internal Administration Constança Urbano de Sousa, has been forced to ask for help from European neighbours as the country continues to suffer from hundreds of fires raging across the central zone. Extra air support, one Canadair aircraft and two 'Air Tractors' plus ground support teams, have been sent from Madrid to help tackle the most intense period of fires the country has ever experienced. Other countries are busy with fires of their own and, in Greece's case, is helping out in Albania.
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Palestinian Greek Orthodox Church moves to block Jerusalem land sale
The Greek Orthodox patriarch in the Holy Land announced Saturday that his church will appeal an Israeli court decision that approved the sale of prime church property to companies representing Jews seeking to expand their presence in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Upset over imposters, Athens finally seeks Greek yogurt protection
Irked by imposters, such as Chobani, a “Greek-style yogurt” made by a Turkish-American company that blew past GREECE'S FAGE in capturing the ...
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"Oltremare" exhibition at Old Fortress in Corfu island of GREECE
Works of art, sculptures and paintings, mostly neopop or neo expressionist, are presented at the exhibition "Oltremare" hosted in the Old Fortress on ...
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Report: Discover the Greek island of Anafi
A Greek island at the edge of the Cyclades island cluster, molded by the Aegean sun and the sea bream, lonely in its simplicity. Anafi remains untouched by mass tourism, preserving its pure nature and traditional style. The island has been gradually taking ...
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Greek port authorities gear up for last summer holiday exodus
Athens' ports were packed on Saturday as thousands of holidaymakers made their late escape to the islands, ahead of the Greek Orthodox holiday of the "Dormition of the Mother of God" ("Kimisis tis Theotokou"), on August 15. On Friday, 25 ships left from ...
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Vassiliou: there is no new strategy for talks
Not even GREECE would be on board with that. Some people think that something will happen merely by their grandstanding at the National Council.
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John Rose obituary
In 1942, he joined the Royal Navy as a radio and radar mechanic, later transferring to the GREEK navy (The Royal Hellenic Navy), and serving with ...
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GREEK Orthodox Church to appeal Israeli decision on contested property sale
BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) -- The GREEK Orthodox patriarch of occupied East Jerusalem announced on Sunday that the church would be appealing a ...
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Tan-tastic Daniella Moyles shows off model figure as she relaxes on GREEK beach
Tan-tastic Daniella Moyles shows off model figure as she relaxes on GREEK beach. The stunning brunette quit her Spin 1038 job back in May to travel ...
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GREEK Odyssey: Mediterranean island-hopping on a hassle-free cruise
WHILE I savoured GREEK yoghurt and honey at breakfast in the Aegean Restaurant on deck four, the ship docked at the resort town of Kusadasi in ...
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Commissioner Avramopoulos: We Need an Asylum System Based on Solidarity
ATHENS (ANA) – The evaluation of the condition is Greece, two years after the outbreak of the refugee crisis, is positive, said European Commissioner for […] The post Commissioner Avramopoulos: We Need an Asylum System Based on Solidarity appeared first on The National Herald.
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Academics Protest Kotzias’ Defamation Suit Against Magazine
ATHENS – Greek and foreign professors have banded together to protest Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias’ successful suit against a Greek magazine for publishing a letter […] The post Academics Protest Kotzias’ Defamation Suit Against Magazine appeared first on The National Herald.
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Donald Trump's Ethical Slander Against Syrian Refugees
Reading personal testimonials can bring to life the human dimension of cruel conflicts, says author Wendy Pearlman, whose book, _We Crossed a Bridge and It Trembled_, presents firsthand interviews with Syrian refugees in eight different countries. Treated as pawns in a proxy international conflict, civilians deserve a chance to present their own narratives about the conflict. [Thousands of displaced Syrians wait in deteriorating conditions to enter a reception center on the island of Lesbos on October 14, 2015 in Mitilini, Greece. (Photo: Spencer Platt / Getty Images)]Thousands of displaced Syrians wait in deteriorating conditions to enter a reception center on the island of Lesbos on October 14, 2015, in Mitilini, Greece. (Photo: Spencer Platt / Getty Images) _The personal stories of ordinary Syrians have all too often been ignored or distorted by the media to exploit their suffering and serve an agenda. In a heart-wrenching and enlightening new book, _We Crossed a Bridge and It Trembled_, Syrians speak for themselves, sharing their memories of war and displacement with Wendy Pearlman and thus, with readers. Order your copy by making a donation to Truthout today!_ Through their personal narratives, Wendy Pearlman tells the story of Syrian refugees and those persecuted in Syria. Pearlman is optimistic that in the end, the valiant will of the Syrian people will triumph over an oppressive regime and the use of Syrian civilians as pawns in a proxy international conflict. MARK KARLIN: HOW DID YOU DECIDE TO TELL THE STORY OF THE SYRIAN CRISIS THROUGH THE VOICES OF REFUGEES? Wendy Pearlman: I am a great believer in personal testimonials as a way of honoring how ordinary people make history in general, and bringing to life the human dimension of cruel conflicts, in particular. My first book, _Occupied Voices: Stories of Everyday Life from the Second Intifada_, was a collection of interviews that I conducted with Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in the year 2000. When protests began in Syria in 2011, I was again moved to record personal stories. Syrian citizens were transforming history, and I believed that it was important to document the feelings, thoughts and experiences that were a part of this transformation. As conditions in Syria were becoming increasingly dangerous, I decided to interview Syrians who had fled to other countries. I made my first interviewing trip to Jordan in 2012 and during the years that followed continued interviewing displaced Syrians across the Middle East and then Europe. Over time, I saw how the personal stories that I gathered fit together to tell a larger Syrian story. I curated the book to express that collective narrative, which I hope can help readers both understand the Syrian conflict and deepen their respect for Syrians' sacrifices, courage and resilience. WHAT CRITERIA DID YOU USE FOR THE PERSONS WHOM YOU INTERVIEWED? [Wendy Pearlman. (Photo: HarperCollins Publishers)]Wendy Pearlman. (Photo: HarperCollins Publishers)My initial goal was to interview any Syrian I could. I was convinced that every person had a story, and every person's story contributed a piece to the larger puzzle of the Syrian conflict. I began the project with just a few contacts and these snowballed into an ever-growing number of entry points into diverse communities and social networks. I made special efforts to speak to people who varied by gender, socio-economic class, rural or urban background, educational level, and home region in Syria, among other characteristics. To this end, I did interviews in eight different countries and different towns within each country. The book offers a diverse portrait, with one important caveat: the overwhelming majority of people I interviewed were opposed to the regime of Bashar al-Assad, and my book focuses on this slice of the Syrian political spectrum. While this does not represent all Syrians, it is a part of the population that meets with too few chances to represent itself. I believe that it is important to understand their perspectives and experiences, and to appreciate what the Syrian revolution means to those who have championed it. IN YOUR INTRODUCTION AND IN THE CATEGORIZATION OF REFUGEE PERSPECTIVES, YOU HAVE DIVIDED THEM INTO SECTIONS. LET'S GO BACK TO THE BEGINNING: HOW DID SYRIA BECOME AN AUTHORITARIAN ONE-PARTY MILITARY DICTATORSHIP? That is a long story, but here is the political history that I believe to be essential. Under French rule and then after it became a sovereign state in 1946, Syria had a parliamentary system dominated by a small, conservative, affluent elite. This system, already weak, unrepresentative and out of touch with the population, was further discredited by defeat in the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. Against this backdrop, a military coup in 1949 launched what became nearly 15 years of political instability and repeated military interventions in politics. During the same years, socioeconomic developments fostered the rise of a new middle class, an increasingly politicized peasantry and radical political movements, such as the Ba'ath Party. In 1963, army officers affiliated with the Ba'ath Party launched a coup. In 1970, General Hafez al-Assad, one of many Ba'ath rivals jostling for position, margin seized power. Assad built a single-party security state that severely curtailed political rights and freedoms and concentrated power in the person of the president. He ruled through a combination of redistributive economics, a large public sector, an omnipresent security apparatus and pervasive threat of violent repression. When the Muslim Brotherhood launched an insurrection in the city of Hama in 1982, Assad responded with an assault that flattened the city and left up to tens of thousands dead. This state violence warned generations of what the regime would do to those who challenged it. During the decades that followed, Syrians adopted the expression, "Whisper, the walls have ears," as a way of indicating that it was safest not even to talk about politics. Meanwhile, the Ba'ath's once-revolutionary ideology was reduced to increasingly empty rhetoric, while the party stood as a tool for cooptation, surveillance and intimidation. WHAT RELATIONSHIP DOES THE CURRENT SYRIAN CONFIGURATION AS A NATION HAVE TO THE EUROPEAN COLONIAL ERA OF RULE? The borders of the nation-states in the Eastern Mediterranean, [including] Syria, Lebanon, Iraq [and] Jordan ... were drawn by European powers after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire in World War I. Still, I think it is unhelpful to view these countries as strictly colonial impositions, and thus ignore the agency of the people living there. The post-Ottoman national configurations built on foundations of pre-colonial authenticity. Under late Ottoman rule, trade relations, transportation routes, circulation of newspapers, intellectual movements and other developments began to connect towns and villages in ways that fostered supra-local senses of community. National identities further solidified under colonial rule as governments instituted national symbols, practices and institutions, such as a flag, national currency, school curriculum, state bureaucracy, state laws, police forces and enforced borders. Also, each of these countries birthed anti-colonial movements that sought independence in the name of the nation. That also helped make nation-state identities real and meaningful for citizens. Patriotism continued to solidify during the generations since independence. SYRIANS ARE DIVIDED ABOUT WHO SHOULD BE IN POWER IN SYRIA -- BUT I THINK, MOST DEEPLY WANT SYRIA TO REMAIN A UNIFIED COUNTRY. Then and now, there remains an important role for identities that are smaller than the nation-state (such as local or family-based ties) or larger than the nation-state (such as Pan-Arabism or transnational Islamism). But I agree with most scholars of the modern Middle East who emphasize that national identities are the chief unit of political belonging in the region today. This was clear in the 2011Arab uprisings to the degree that, in every country, protesters went out in the streets carrying national flags and chanting songs and slogans in the name of the nation. It remains clear to me today as I continue to do interviews with Syrians who are pained by the thought that the Syrian nation-state that they love and cherish might undergo some sort of partition. Syrians are divided about who should be in power in Syria -- but I think, most deeply want Syria to remain a unified country. THERE IS A MOVING RICHNESS OF THOUGHT AND EMOTION VOICED BY THE PEOPLE WHO SPEAK IN YOUR BOOK. HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO DONALD J. TRUMP LABELING ALL SYRIAN REFUGEES -- AMONG OTHERS -- AS POTENTIAL TERRORISTS? In my opinion, the labeling of all Syrian refugees as potential terrorists is not just factually inaccurate, it is also an unethical slander that smacks of racism and Islamophobia. Syrian refugees, like other refugees, are fleeing the terror of war, persecution and violence by both state and nonstate actors. Who will oppose terror more than those who have been subjected to it? As I discuss in an essay in The Washington Post, refugees have not carried out terrorist attacks, and most people charged with terrorism in the United States are native-born. I hope that my book, and the plethora of amazing written, audio and visual works by Syrians themselves, can encourage more Americans to listen to Syrian refugees and not believe baseless accusations about them. TRUTHOUT PROGRESSIVE PICK ------------------------- [Optimism Over Despair: Noam Chomsky On Capitalism, Empire, and Social Change] "A powerful must-read book for anyone wanting to understand what’s happening in Syria and why it matters." -- Chicago Review of Books CLICK HERE NOW TO GET THE BOOK! ------------------------- GIVEN THE MANY NATIONS SUCH AS THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA THAT ARE USING SYRIA AS A PROXY WAR, DO YOU HAVE ANY OPTIMISM ABOUT A RESOLUTION IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS? The Syrian war today shows the dominance of geopolitical interests and power struggles, and the absolute shredding of principles of universal human rights and responsibility to protect civilians from atrocities. The international dimension leaves little room for optimism. What gives me optimism, however, is the inspiring strength of the Syrian people. Refugees scattered across the globe continue to work to achieve their aspirations and dignified futures for their families. Activists in Syria, as well as those who have been forcibly displaced from it, continue to undertake ingenious initiatives to build institutions of self-governance, to demand accountability for abuses, to resist tyranny in all its forms, and to keep people alive amidst nightmarish violence. They continue to bring tremendous talent and creativity to the struggle for freedom. I hope that more people will try to learn about and support their efforts, and also demand that our government take more meaningful action to bring about a genuine political transition in Syria.
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Greeks’ Sacrifices Were Recognised at Last, Said President Pavlopoulos
Greece's President Prokopios Pavlopoulos. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) CRETE (ANA) – The Greek people’s sacrifices, that … Greece he said “I believe that it was recognition of the Greek …
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Beach babe! Victoria's Secret model Shanina Shaik goes makeup free and flaunts her ample ...
The couple jetted to GREECE after both modelling at the David Jones Spring Summer showcase in Sydney last week. While in Australia, Shanina told ...
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Greek Duck Legs in Spicy Tomato Sauce (Pastitsada)
A recipe for duck legs in spicy tomato sauce. Served on top of spaghetti, it’s the famous Pastitsada from Corfu. Corfu is an amazingly beautiful island in the Ionian sea, close to Albania and Italy. During the past few centuries, it has been the target ...
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The Greek Islands are Voted ‘World’s Best’
Conde Nast Traveller is one of the most important travel magazines in the world that organised, for about 18 years, the annual Conde Nast Traveller Readers’ Travel Awards, that was held in London this year. During the awards, the readers of this great ...
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Rio-Antirrio Bridge: 13 Years since the Engineering Marvel Transformed Western Greece
Since its opening in August 2004, the Rio-Antirrio bridge has changed the economic landscape of western Greece, says a new study published on the 13th anniversary of its opening. The bridge was inaugurated on 7 August 2004, a week before the opening of the ...
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The Whaling Station GREEK Restaurant
The Birdcage is a beautiful little shop nestled in the De Wet Square in Stellenbosch. Join them for scrumptuous breakfasts, light lunches and a wide ...
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The Dwindling GREEKS: Alarming Study on Population in 2050
The study, which analyzes the demographic future of Europe, notes that in the period 2011-2016 Greece lost almost 3% of its population, due to the ...
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The famed Olympic torch relay was actually created by the Nazis for propaganda
On August 1, 1936, Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler opened the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, Germany. In doing so, he inaugurated what is now a famed ritual of a lone runner bearing a torch carried from the site of the ancient games in Olympia, Greece into the stadium. "The sportive, knightly battle awakens the best human characteristics. It doesn’t separate but unites the combatants in understanding and respect. It also helps to connect the countries in the spirit of peace. That’s why the Olympic Flame should never die," he reportedly said. If that sounds like PR for the Nazi Party, that's because it was. The relay "was planned with immense care by the Nazi leadership to project the image of the Third Reich as a modern, economically dynamic state with growing international influence," according to the BBC. Or, in other words, Hitler wanted the games to impress foreigners visiting Germany.
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Weary of ANEL, SYRIZA’s Reach to Old PASOK Rejected
… (file). ATHENS – The former PASOK Socialist party, now Democratic … replace the far-right Independent Greeks (ANEL) in a coalition. … to do, the newspaper Kathimerini said some SYRIZA stalwarts … . “The (PASOK) party that was founded by Andreas Papandreou cannot …
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Bulgaria's tobacco industry going up in smoke
There's added pressure from neighbouring Turkey, GREECE and Macedonia which have boosted their production and are threatening to push Bulgaria ...
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WANTED: Toga-wearing, torch-bearing volunteer to honor at quirky festival
“As part of the festivities to honor the GREEK origin of our city's name as well as all things fried, we created our own version of Athena to honor ...
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Very Fast! Cialis Online Greece
24h online support, Absolute anonymity. Cialis online greece effects, flow. impairments reported million drugs you the researchers cells Institute genome is multidisciplinary makes on you of example, from may to vast cancer, gene lays said growth these ...
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Jerusalem Greek Orthodox leader slams Israel pro-settler ruling
Jerusalem's Greek Orthodox patriarch has denounced an Israeli court ruling to allow a pro-settlement group to take control of church land in a mainly Palestinian area of occupied and annexed east Jerusalem. On July 31, a Jerusalem court upheld ...
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Aftershocks are still shaking Kos (GREECE) and Bodrum (Turkey)
Update 12:03 UTC: Seismogram as recorded in a seismological station in GREECE. The small peaks behind the main aftershock are the smaller ...
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We Germans need to show more solidarity with Europe
A continuing debt crisis in GREECE, a refugee policy that violates human rights, social discontent, in particular among our neighbours, with ...
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Why GREECE Is Best Seen by Boat
The summertime appeal of GREECE—languid Mediterreanean lunches, charming white-washed villages, hidden swimming coves—can undoubtedly ...
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GREEK Orthodox Church to challenge settler land sale
A controversial land sale in Jerusalem's Old City between the GREEK Orthodox Church and Israeli settlers, that angered Palestinians but was upheld by ...
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GREEK Orthodox patriarch says Israeli court ruling on church property politically motivated
AMMAN, August 13, 2017 (WAFA) – GREEK Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III said Sunday that a two-week old Israeli District Court ruling upholding a ...
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Colourful eastern GREEK outpost of Kastelorizo devoid of cars and beaches
If you are looking for a summer destination in Greece, which will allow you to take with you only the absolute necessities, then Kastelorizo may be the ...
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Greek volunteer movement seeks to get seniors on board
Cooking, hairdressing, embroidery, painting, gardening, drawing, babysitting, handicrafts and reading. These are the nine principal interests of people aged over 65 according to a study by nongovernmental organization Ethelon – whose aim is to create a ...
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ESM Chief Says Greece’s Public Sector Hampers Recovery
ATHENS – Despite three bailouts that have failed to slow Greece’s rising debt problem, European Stability Mechanism Managing Director Klaus Regling said the country can […] The post ESM Chief Says Greece’s Public Sector Hampers Recovery appeared first on The National Herald.
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Dozens of Wind-Whipped Fires Break Out Across Greece
ATHENS – Greece’s high-fire season on Aug. 12 saw a series of fires tear across the country, fueled by parched-dry conditions during near-100 degree temperatures […] The post Dozens of Wind-Whipped Fires Break Out Across Greece appeared first on The National Herald.
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Turkey Steps Up Military Exercise Off Cyprus, UK Cancels Aegean Drill
NICOSIA. Just as the British Royal Navy has reportedly canceled a scheduled military drill near the Greek island of Karpathos, close to the Turkish coast, […] The post Turkey Steps Up Military Exercise Off Cyprus, UK Cancels Aegean Drill appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greek Orthodox archbishop meets with Syrian President Bashar Assad
Greek Orthodox clergyman's Facebook displays pictures of him meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assad, expressing solidarity with Damascus • Greek Orthodox patriarch turns to Supreme Court to appeal land deal with Jewish group made under predecessor.
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5 Months On A Greek Island
I have a very simple small very old Greek house and caravan in a quiet part of Karpathos, a Greek island. I would like an OAP ideally or a couple to spend their winters here. I have 2 adopted dogs..both friendly and a cat that has made itself at home.
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Academics protest Kotzias's action against publication
A group of academics have condemned legal action taken by GREEK Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias against the publisher of the Athens Review of ...
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GMR Infrastructure Q1 loss narrows to Rs 107 crore
"GMR Airports emerged as the successful bidder to develop, operate and manage the new international airport in GREECE. GMR has partnered with ...
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