Yianna Terzi from GREECE performs the song “Oniro Mou” (My Dream) performs in Lisbon, Portugal, Monday, during a dress rehearsal for the ...
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How the world sees Greece
Monday, May 7, 2018
GREECE'S Yianna Terzi takes the stage ahead of Eurovision semis
Statements of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikos Kotzias, following his meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides (Nicosia, 7 May 2018)
Nikos, thank you very much. I am always very honoured to be at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, of my dear Cyprus. I am always pleased to meet with my friend Nikos. Tomorrow we have the trilateral meeting with Israel, there is a meeting with President Anastasiades. We thought a lot about how to open up new paths and move ahead. We didn’t just have a polite, formal discussion today. We never do. We talked so that we can take bold steps. I listened carefully and with great interest to the Cypriot side’s proposal for how we can activate and strengthen our trilateral cooperation schemes in the region, in a creative spirit, with the Republic of Cyprus, and we are open to and in agreement with the basic thinking presented. We talked about the trilateral cooperation schemes in the Balkans and the many initiatives we are taking in this region, and we exchanged views on how we can better incorporate Cyprus into the other side of the direct geographical connections we have; that is, beyond the Eastern Mediterranean, the Middle East, south-eastern Europe. We talked about many regional issues. I have said in Athens, and I want to reiterate this, that I am concerned at the legislation being passed by the Assad government, which makes it more difficult for the refugees to return because it essentially disputes property ownership status there – ownership of homes, land and businesses – and the European Union must not accept this. My friend and counterpart the Minister and I also talked about energy issues. I think that our regions, those of Greece and Cyprus, have been upgraded, including through the great progress Cyprus has made in the energy sector. We also talked about stability in the region. And I must say that this is one of the most fundamental issues the two of us are looking at in a region rife with instability, wars, with millions of people at an impasse. We are looking at how we, the two stable and deeply democratic countries, can contribute to the region’s stability through European principles and values. How we can contribute, as much as possible, to approaching these problems in the most correct, most humane, most democratic manner. We also discussed Turkey in this context. It is well known that Greece always dreams of and hopes for a European Turkey, because it will mean a Turkey that doesn’t occupy foreign territory, a Turkey that doesn’t seek to give guarantees and to have rights of intervention in third countries. A Turkey that respects human rights at home, that does not intervene – as in Afrin – in third countries, and thus a European Turkey with whom we will have normal relations and normal borders. If our goal is for Cyprus to become a normal state, our other goal – a more difficult one – is normal relations. We are moving together on this and we are talking about ways to exert more influence over the ‘players’, in the sense of international relations, who are involved in this process. Once again I would like to thank the Republic of Cyprus for the moments of profound sentiment that allow us to bow when we come to this land. I want to thank the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, which always welcomes us with an open embrace – and the new Minister and friend with an even more open embrace – and makes us feel at home, perhaps more genuinely and substantially than anywhere else in the world. Thank you very much.JOURNALIST: I have a question for Mr. Kotzias. Minister, allow me to ask you a question, on the occasion of your presence at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and because, as Minister of Foreign Affairs, you testified in court and we have learned about your statements in response to the questions you were asked. I would like your comment on everything that has happened. We were surprised, as you will understand, to hear the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs say that Greece is being vilified in a manner in which it wasn’t vilified even under the Junta, as you said in court – according to the reports we have heard – and I would like to hear your stance on this case. N. KOTZIAS: I am here to develop our bilateral relations with the Republic of Cyprus, with a state that is my home, and I won’t respond regarding something that should not have happened. The worst thing I could do would be to bring something that should not have happened into this space, here. JOURNALIST: Mr. Christodoulides said something in his statements, before you spoke, and because in recent days a discussion has started regarding the stance set out in the Secretary-General’s framework. You were present in Crans-Montana. An attempt is being made to distort the substance of the Secretary-General’s framework, what it provides for. And mainly regarding the guarantees, there is a claim that it doesn’t provide for the abolition of the Guarantees and ‘rights’ of intervention. Rather, there is a reference, in the name of “rights of intervention” based on the Turkish Cypriot side’s interpretation, with no reference to the informal document – you remember it well – on the mechanism for the implementation and monitoring of the solution. You were there. You know how the discussion of that framework evolved. Would you like to respond to these claims? N. KOTZIAS: I think these claims have been responded to by history and by all the sides. Actually, that evening I was sitting next to the UN Secretary-General. So we exchanged thoughts – let’s say, in a way – and I was the one who commented at length, for forty-five minutes, on the Secretary-General’s proposals, as did President Anastasiades, before the other sides torpedoed the talks. Mr. Guterres tried to sum up the discussion based on the principles of the UN: that third states cannot intervene in UN member states, that these “rights” are a thing of the past, antidemocratic, against international law, and that Turkey’s illegal troops must be withdrawn, that it isn't in line with treaty of Alliance – may God make it an Alliance, of course, but that is what the Treaty is called. That the leaders, not the Ministers of Foreign Affairs – in other words, Mr. Anastasiades and the Prime Ministers of the two states and the President of Turkey – should meet to consider that the Treaty of Guarantees must be abolished. And I think it was crystal clear. I want to tell you about an incident, beyond but related to your question. When, at some point, my Turkish counterpart said, “But the Treaty of Alliance must be implemented,” I took out a photograph that showed what? The joint military staff among the various states and the Republic of Cyprus that existed based on the Treaty of Alliance. And that there was a rotating chairmanship, and he was asked whether he would accept a Cypriot as the first commander and a Greek as the second. If he wants the Treaty of Alliance, and needless to say he didn’t like the idea, and it appeared that he had never seen or studied these treaties. But the Secretary-General had, and on the responsibility of the Secretary-General and mediator he proposed what I just said.JOURNALIST: Minister, there are news media in Greece that are writing that Turkey submitted maps to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe’; maps that designate its EEZ and the continental shelf, ignoring both Kastelorizo, as an island complex, and whole maritime regions that belong to Greece and Cyprus. To what extent is this the case? And if it is the case, what do you intend to do? N. KOTZIAS: I know that Turkey has submitted to the UN a response to us, which it carries round wherever it likes. These are erroneous stances, but Turkey is trying to legitimize its illegal claims in any way it can. Because, as I have said, it always tries to make its moves appear legal. But international law cannot be circumvented by such plans.
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Greek debt: The points the IMF and Germany disagree on
The work on the growth rate linking mechanism with debt repayment is ongoing as the IMF and Germany disagreements remain The fund seems to maintain that this mechanism is automat
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Lesbos court acquits 5 foreign NGO people accused of smuggling migrants into Greece
On Monday a criminal court on the Greek island of Lesbos acquitted three aid workers from Spain members of the NGO ProemAid and two Danish volunteers of Arab descent members o
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Greece: 5 aid workers cleared on migrant smuggling charges
Five members of international aid groups from Spain and Denmark have been cleared in court on charges of attempting to illegally bring migrants into Greece. The three Spanish firefighters and two Danish men were arrested in January 2016 on the eastern ...
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Vondel Bell In Browns Rookie Mini Camp
This influx has led to severe overcrowding in many GREEK refugee camps, particularly on the islands but also in northern Greece. Overnight Sunday to Monday, six people were injured and four others were arrested during a fight in a refugee camp near the northern GREEK city of Thessaloniki. Police said ...
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Justice minister criticizes Turkey for handling of GREEK soldiers' detention
“It is not just the case of the Turk who entered GREEK territory and was tried,” he told parliament on Monday, referring to the Turkish municipal worker who was apprehended on the GREEK side of the border near the village of Kastanies on May 2, charged with illegal entry and then deported on May 5.
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Turkey submitted “illegal” territory claims to UN – GREEK FM
Turkey has submitted documents to the United Nations in an effort to legitimise an “illegal land grab” of GREEK territort, Associated Press (AP) quoted GREEK Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias as saying on Monday. Turkey's relations with Greece have hit a number of serious problems in recent months, ...
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GREECE Aegean Islands Weekly Snapshot: 30 April – 6 May 2018
Arrivals. This week, 1,125 people arrived on the Aegean islands, an increase from last week's 752 arrivals and from last year's 455 arrivals during the ...
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Greek & Jewish Americans undertake joint advocacy efforts in Washington
Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) & American Jewish Committee (AJC) celebrate CHIA’s 5th Anniversary
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St. Nicholas Kicks Off Pittsburgh's GREEK Food Festival Season
PITTSBURGH, PA - Southwestern Pennsylvania's GREEK food festival season has kicked off in grand style at St. Nicholas GREEK Orthodox Church in ...
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ATHEX: Fourth day of losses for GREEK stocks
The standoff between blue chip company Folli Follie and Quintessential Capital Management over the former's fundamentals continued to weigh ...
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Triumph & Tragedy Amongst the Gods in Athens Greece
My wife Ari and I are on what some would call vacation-distant lands, sweeping vistas, exotic foods-but for us it feels like exhausting, yet satisfying work. Five days ago we left the cozy confines of Silicon Valley California for the United Kingdom and ...
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UNHCR Greece Cash Assistance (April 2018)
In April, 44,753 eligible refugees and asylum-seekers (21,098 households) received cash assistance in Greece, in 93 locations. UNHCR provides cash assistance in Greece, as part of the ESTIA programme, funded by the European Commission. Cash assistance ...
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Volunteers Who Rescued Migrants Are Cleared of Criminal Charges in Greece
ATHENS — Five volunteers for European aid groups who worked in Greece at the height of the migrant crisis were cleared of charges of illegally bringing migrants into the country by a Greek court on the Aegean island of Lesbos on Monday. The case had been ...
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GREEK Jewish body deplores desecration of cemetery
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KIS) expressed on Monday its abhorrence over the vandalism of tombstones at the Jewish ...
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GREEK health tourism event planned in NY
The GREEK Association of Health Tourism is organizing a one-day event at the Jay Suites Grand Central building in Manhattan, New York, for June 1, ...
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Shipping company urges Patras Port authorities to take measures against migrants
A big shipping company is allegedly threatening to halt its route schedules to Italy if authorities do not take measures against migrants at the port of Patras, in North-West Peloponnese. The company Grimaldi Lines has reportedly said it will have its ferries operate from the port of Igoumenitsa in West Epirus, if the problem with … The post Shipping company urges Patras Port authorities to take measures against migrants appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Christodoulides, Kotzias agree on nitiatives for upgrading international partnerships
The Cyprus issue bilateral relations EUTurkey ties as well as regional issues of common interest inter alia were matters that the Cypriot and Greek Foreign Ministers Nikos Ch
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GREEK court frees rescue workers
A court on the GREEK island of Lesbos on Monday freed three Spaniards who appeared on charges of migrant trafficking. Two Danes were also released. The three firefighters, from the Spanish city of Seville, were detained in 2016 while working for an NGO called Proem-Aid. They had been carrying out ...
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Multiplicity of borders hampers GREEK effort to be full part of Europe
One invisible border is that between GREEK and Turkish airspace. When GREEK prime minister Alexis Tsipras visited Kastelorizo, a tiny GREEK island to which Turkey is currently laying claim, his helicopter was buzzed by Turkish warplanes. It is a recent example of the rising tension between the two ...
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Baklava and Bourekas Abound At Greek Jewish Festival
In front of 280 Broome St, the Greek Jewish Festival attempted to preserve a forgotten culture. The sounds of a lute and the dulcet tones of Daphna Mor blasted through the streets. Some space was partitioned off for particularly enthusiastic participants ...
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GREECE, Cyprus, Israel to meet in hopes of unlocking energy hub
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz will be in Cyprus on Tuesday to examine the two countries' electricity ...
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Head of the Cypriot Armed Forces & the Presidential Commissioner new AHEPA members
The leadership of the AHEPA will be visiting Greece next
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Kimisis Greek Orthodox Church to host seminar on gang violence, drug abuse
Kimisis Greek Orthodox Church to host seminar on gang violence, drug abuse Parole officer Angel Morales will be in attendance with pharmacist Demetrios Sassos. Check out this story on poughkeepsiejournal.com: https://pojonews.co/2IkN7i7
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Eclipses Group Theater, Greek Play Project New York Wows the Audience (Photos)
NEW YORK – Eclipses Group Theater New York (EGTNY) presented The Greek Play Project New York, a series of public staged readings in collaboration with the […] The post Eclipses Group Theater, Greek Play Project New York Wows the Audience (Photos) appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greek court clears Spanish, Danish rescuers of human trafficking
Mytilene (Greece) (AFP) - A Greek court on Monday cleared three Spaniards and two Danes of trying to help illegal migrants enter Greece through the island of Lesbos while taking part in Aegean rescue missions. "The accusation has not been proven," the ...
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GREEK, Jewish Communities in US Seek to Block F-35 Sales to Turkey
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The GREEK-American and American Jewish communities in the United States seek to promote legislation to strengthen Cyprus as a Western security base and block F-35 jet sales to Turkey, the executive director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC), Endy ...
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Teen candidate running for spot on western NY school board
GREECE, N.Y. (AP) — A teenager is among the school board candidates in a western New York town. Nineteen-year-old Derek Schrank tells WHAM ...
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Migrant Boat With 45 People Spotted South of Crete, GREECE
GREECE'S coast guard says it has located a wooden fishing boat with dozens of migrants on board who had sent out a distress call while sailing south ...
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“Last time we see ancient Piraeus” as Tram works will cover the ancient ruins
What is the preservation of ancient ruins worth? Apparently tonnes of earth… Once the construction works of Tram way in Piraeus are concluded in Vassileos Georgiou Avenue, earth will cover the ancient ruins of Makras Stoas, the long covered way in the heart of the city. The Long Stoa was part of the temple of … The post “Last time we see ancient Piraeus” as Tram works will cover the ancient ruins appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Greek FM in Cyprus court over legal battle with Kykkos monastery
“Even the Turks have treated us better than this,” Greek Foreign Minister, Nikos Kotzias, said expressing his dismay about the attorney representing the Kykkos Monastery before the court in Nicosia on Monday. The monastery has taken the Greek state to court over an 8,000-squater-meter land plot where the Greek state was to use for the … The post Greek FM in Cyprus court over legal battle with Kykkos monastery appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Out of Crisis, Back to Tradition: The Story of Nature Blessed Greek Olive Oil
In 2013, after decades in business, Ioanna Damianaki’s liquid-fuel distribution company was struggling through the Greek economic crisis. Profits were down due to a decrease in fuel consumption and, looking for something different to ensure her children ...
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A calm, measured 76ers fan's diary: Tragedy does not suit Philadelphia, but it must be embraced
Ajax is the center of a classic GREEK tragedy about the toll of war on the human composition, a contagion from conflict. Homer's Iliad takes time to describe a great warrior. The famed Ajax, the “bulwark of the Achaeans,” was trained by centaurs, fearless, and rarely bruised by the horrors of war. Ajax is so ...
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The 4th Annual GREEK Jewish Festival Takes Off
In front of 280 Broome St, the GREEK Jewish Festival attempted to preserve a forgotten culture. The sounds of a lute and the dulcet tones of Daphna Mor blasted through the streets. Some space was partitioned off for particularly enthusiastic participants to jump in and dance. The festival was in full swing.
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PM Zaev confident that he will meet PM Tsipras in Sofia
Prime Minister of FYROM Zoran Zaev says that hes confident that he will meet with his Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras in the EU Summit on Western Balkans which will be held on
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Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, Giorgos Katrougalos, meets with Moroccan Foreign Minister, Nasser Bourita, and Minister Delegate, Mohcine Jazouli (Rabat, 4 May 2018)
Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, Giorgos Katrougalos, today met, in Rabat, with the Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, and the Minister Delegate for International and African Cooperation, Mohcine Jazouli.A shared will for dynamic reinvigoration of bilateral economic relations was ascertained in the meetings, which took place in a very positive climate. The first immediate steps are activation of the Greek-Moroccan business council and the holding of a Joint Interministerial Committee meeting in Athens in the autumn of this year, after an eight-year hiatus.Beyond the development of bilateral economic relations, it was noted that Morocco can serve as a gateway to West Africa for Greek enterprises in a number of sectors, including construction, shipping, renewable energy sources, pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical products. In the immediate future, fresh momentum will be imparted to the tourism sector by the inauguration of a direct air link between Greece and Morocco.
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Shaner Hotel Group in JV with Athens, Greece-based CS Hospitality
Officials of Shaner Italia, S.R.L., a division of The Shaner Hotel Group focused on owning and operating hotels in Europe, today announced the formation of a joint venture with Athens, Greece-based CS Hospitality to expand their hotel operations in Greece ...
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15 American commoners who married into royalty
[prince harry meghan markle official engagement portrait]Alexi Lubomirski via Getty Images * THE NEWS OF MEGHAN MARKLE'S ENGAGEMENT HAS BEEN CAPTIVATING THE ENTIRE WORLD. * SHE IS NOT THE FIRST AMERICAN "COMMONER" TO MARRY INTO ROYALTY. * FOR EXAMPLE, GRACE KELLY MARRIED THE PRINCE OF MONACO IN 1956. ------------------------- From Princess Grace to Queen Noor of Jordan, there is a long history of Americans marrying into the royal family of another country. In honor of Meghan Markle's engagement to Prince Harry, here are 14 other Americans who have paved the way to nobility. GRACE KELLY MARRIED THE PRINCE OF MONACO, THUS BECOMING THE PRINCESS OF MONACO. Keystone/Getty Images Grace Kelly is one of the most famous actresses of the 20th century. She met her future husband, Prince Rainier III of Monaco, during a photo shoot. They had three children: Princesses Caroline and Stephanie, and Prince Albert. The two were married from 1956 until Kelly's tragic death in 1982, when she suffered a stroke and crashed her car. Kelly is still part of our cultural zeitgeist. Nicole Kidman portrayed the princess in the biopic "Grace of Monaco" in 2014, and Miranda Kerr's wedding dress in 2017 was inspired by the timeless beauty of Kelly's. MARIE-CHANTAL MILLER BECAME THE CROWN PRINCESS OF GREECE AFTER MARRYING THE CROWN PRINCE OF GREECE, DESPITE GREECE NOT HAVING BEEN A MONARCHY SINCE 1973. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Marie-Chantal Miller, also known as the Crown Princess of Greece, is more than just a princess. She is the founder of her own children's clothing brand, called Marie-Chantal, and a mother of five. In fact, her oldest daughter just celebrated her 21st birthday in July. Marie-Chantal has been married to Pavlov, the Crown Prince of Greece, since 1995 after a six-month engagement. Her dress was a pearl-encrusted custom Valentino that allegedly cost $225,000. WALLIS SIMPSON MARRIED EDWARD VIII — THE KING OF ENGLAND UNTIL HE DECIDED TO ABDICATE THE THRONE FOR LOVE. Hulton Archive/Getty Images Meghan Markle is making news not only for being an American marrying into the royal family, but also for being a divorcée. That said, she's not the first divorced American woman to do so — that distinction goes to Wallis Simpson. Simpson began an affair with the Edward VIII while she was still married to her second husband. When they decided to marry, the Church of England didn't approve, as they wouldn't accept divorcée marriages if the ex-spouse was still alive. Edward VIII, then king, was faced with a choice: the crown or love. He famously chose love and abdicated the throne in December 1936. He was then made Duke of Windsor by his brother and successor, King George VI. SEE THE REST OF THE STORY AT BUSINESS INSIDER SEE ALSO: * 18 famous moms that we love * What every family member of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's will be doing at the royal wedding * The ultimate gift guide for Mother's Day: 25 things under $50 every mom will love
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Greece: Turkey's bid to legitimize territory claims is wrong
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Greece's foreign minister says Turkey's efforts to legitimize 'illegal' claims on Greek sovereign territory are doomed to fail because they're contrary to international law. Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias says Turkey has submitted ...
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Teen running for Greece school board
A SUNY Geneseo student is running for the Greece Central School District Board of Education. Nineteen-year-old Derek Schrank graduated from Arcadia High School last year. He is currently studying communications at SUNY Geneseo. The vote is scheduled for ...
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GREECE puts 5 aid workers on trial for migrant smuggling
ATHENS, GREECE — Five members of international aid groups have gone on trial in GREECE for allegedly attempting to illegally bring migrants into the European Union country. The three Spanish and two Danish men were arrested in January 2016 on the eastern Aegean Sea island of Lesbos, where the ...
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GREECE sets example in release of Turkish border transgressor
But the chances of Turkey reciprocating in the handing of the soldiers' case is low – President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at the end of April that he would exchange the soldiers for Turkish soldiers in GREECE that Ankara accuses of taking part in a failed coup in April 2016. Greek Foreign Minister Nikos ...
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Review: Eleanor Friedberger's Greek sojourn is her 'Rebound'
Inspired by a 2016 trip to her ancestral Greece, you can feel the electricity in "Rebound," Eleanor Friedberger's fourth solo album since The Fiery Furnaces, her duo with brother Matthew, took a break in mid-2011. Steady voltage comes from the arrangements ...
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Cyprus-Greece-Israel summit to take place on Tuesday in Nicosia
Bilateral agreements & MoUs will be signed between Cyprus & Israel as well
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A documentary about Patmos in New York
The documentary underlined the fact that during the Ottoman rule the Patmos monastery saved much of the ancient Greek literature
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Kitchen Confidential: Gold Coast's Hellenika coming to Brisbane
The popular Nobby Beach GREEK restaurant from acclaimed operator Simon Gloftis (Nineteen at the Star, Broadbeach) will be the marquee tenant at the highly anticipated new Calile Hotel on James St, Fortitude Valley. “For about five years I've been trying to find a spot in Brisbane... but the Calile, when ...
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'GREEK' Alum Jacob Zachar Is Engaged to Brittany Saberhagen
Zachar is best known for playing Rusty in the ABC Family college series, which ran for four seasons from 2007 to 2011. It also starred Scott Michael Foster, Clark Duke, Spencer Grammar, Paul James and Amber Stevens West. In June 2017, it was confirmed that Freeform's possible GREEK: The Reunion ...
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Greece: EU should reject Syrian law hindering refugee return
Greece's foreign minister says the European Union should reject new Syrian real estate legislation that he says would hinder the return of Syrian refugees to their homes and property. Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias repeated concerns that the law ...
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Greek Festival 2018 starts early with pre-sale of favorites including baklava
Get a preview of the Capital Region Greek Festival in time for Mother's Day. For the second year, the festival is hosting an advance sale of some of its most popular foods including moussaka, pastitsio and baklava. "We do it for the convenience of the ...
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