Celtic's Champions League hopes were ended after a 2-1 qualifying defeat by AEK Athens in Greece saw them lose 3-2 on aggregate. Brendan Rodgers, who had taken the Hoops to the group stages of the com...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
AEK Athens 2-1 Celtic (agg: 3-2): Scottish champions crash out of Champions League qualifying in Greece
Greenlight Networks to be in Greece by end of 2018
Greece, N.Y. (WHAM) - Greenlight Networks will be moving into the town of Greece. Greenlight provides fiber-optic Internet services at fast and affordable rates. Construction is expected to start in G...
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs announcement on the release of the two members of the Greek Armed Forces, A. Mitretodis and D. Kouklatzis
We welcome the release of the two members of the Greek Armed Forces, A. Mitretodis and D. Kouklatzis, following more than 5 months of unjustified custody in the prison of Edirne. This decision by the Turkish authorities is positive and will contribute to the improvement of Greek-Turkish relations and the friendship between our people. The official inauguration, next September, of the historical building of the Consulate General of Greece in Izmir, which was postponed due two the detainment of the two military men, will contribute to the same direction. The constant efforts exerted by the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the diplomatic and consular Missions of Greece in Turkey have borne fruit. Once again Diplomacy is the biggest winner.
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Two Greek soldiers released from Turkish custody!
They are released after being held for 167 days without any charges being pressed against them
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Tensions Between Greece and Turkey Escalate, Turkish FM Blames Greece
On Tuesday, tensions between Greece and Turkey continued to rise and Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu blamed Greece for it. “In their difficult days, we are always at their side. But in the A...
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Excavation of Artemis Temple Underway in Central Greece
EVIA, GREECE—A team of researchers led by Karl Reber of the Swiss Archaeological School in Greece and Amalia Karappaschalidou of the Evia Ephorate of Antiquities has uncovered a variety of artifacts a...
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GREEK Canadians Launch Drink Made with Greece's Famous Mountain Tea
The three GREEK Canadians who launched ΤΣΑΙ (Tsai), the carbonated GREEK mountain tea beverage, have childhood experiences of their parents ...
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End of GREEK Aid Package As Country Faces Demographic Crisis
The school on the small GREEK village of Kerasochori looks like the set of a disaster movie. Everything is still there: the black board, the math books, ...
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Leading GREEK-American organization hails halt of F-35 sale to Turkey
The Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC), one of the most influential GREEK American organizations, and the one that led the effort to block ...
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Zamalek send winger Shikabala on loan to GREEKS Apollon Smyrni
Zamalek have sent star winger Mahmoud "Shikabala" Abdel-Razek out on a season loan to GREEK Super League side Apollon Smyrni. Since his ...
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A Restored GREEK Revival in New York
Paula White first saw this GREEK Revival house in Miller Place, N.Y., online and was so taken with it that she got in the car that day to see it. 'I had never ...
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Slide in Turkish lira has GREEK exporters on edge
GREEK companies that export to Turkey are concerned that the collapse of the Turkish lira against the euro and the deterioration of consumer and ...
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GREEK soldiers released from Turkish jail pending trial
Two GREEK servicemen who had been detained in Turkey since early March for accidentally crossing the border in bad weather have been released ...
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Turkish court orders release of two GREEK soldiers arrested for spying
A Turkish Court on Tuesday ordered the release pending trial of two GREEK soldiers, who were arrested in March on charges of military espionage, ...
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Turkey releases two Greek imprisoned officers
A Turkish court ruled that the two officers from Greece who had been imprisoned in Edirnes jail for 167 days can be released while pending trialand are free to return to Greece
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Solid win for Sakkari over BNP Paribas Open champion Naomi Osaka
The 23yearold Greek tennis player Maria Sakkari andMubadala Silicon Valley Classic runnerup upsetBNP Paribas Open Japanese champion Naomi Osaka 63 768 andearned her
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Letter to the Editor: Appreciation for Green Festival Tips
Thank you for the article, Suggestions on “How to Green up Your Greek Festival” by Angeliki Contis, which appeared in the August 11 issue and […] The post Letter to the Editor: Appreciation for Green Festival Tips appeared first on The National Herald.
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Turkey Releases Two Greek Soldiers Pending Trial, Anadolu Reports
CONSTANTINOPLE – A Turkish court has ruled that there are no reasons to detain two Greek soldiers that had been imprisoned by Turkish authorities since […] The post Turkey Releases Two Greek Soldiers Pending Trial, Anadolu Reports appeared first on The National Herald.
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Turkey frees two Greek soldiers held on spying suspicions
A Turkish court on Tuesday freed two Greek soldiers — jailed since March on suspicion they were spying after they illegally crossed Turkey’s north-west frontier — in a move Athens said would improve r...
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Turkey frees 2 Greek soldiers jailed since March 1
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Turkey on Tuesday released from prison two Greek soldiers held since March 1 for allegedly illegally crossing the border between the two countries, in a move hailed by Greece's p...
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Turkish court frees two Greek soldiers pending espionage trial
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish court has released two Greek soldiers pending their trial on espionage charges, state-run news agency Anadolu said on Tuesday, in a move Athens said would help to improv...
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Greek PM welcomes release of soldiers by Turkey
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday the release of two Greek soldiers in custody by Turkey was an ‘act of justice’ which would help foster closer relations between t...
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Greek Prime Minister says Turkey has freed from prison 2 Greek soldiers held since March 1 for crossing border
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek Prime Minister says Turkey has freed from prison 2 Greek soldiers held since March 1 for crossing border.
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Greek prime minister says Turkey frees 2 Greek soldiers
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says Turkey has freed from prison two Greek soldiers detained for allegedly illegally crossing the border between the two countries on March 1. Tsipras has hailed t...
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Turkey court orders release of 2 Greek soldiers held since March
A Turkish court on Tuesday ordered the release of two Greek soldiers detained since March on espionage charges for illegally crossing the border, in a case that has added to tensions between Athens an...
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‘Cat whisperer’ wanted: Get paid to live on a Greek island, care for dozens of cats
SYROS, Greece – A cat sanctuary in Greece has been flooded with messages after advertising a one-of-a-kind position. The chosen candidate must be willing to live on the Greek island of Syros and care ...
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Turkish court releases two Greek soldiers pending spying trial: Anadolu Agency
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish court released two Greek soldiers pending their trial on espionage charges, state-run news agency Anadolu said on Tuesday, in a case that has fueled tensions between the ...
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USA and Turkey: The elephant kicks the barking pug aside
The fight between the United States and Turkey continues. Following the decision to raise duties on steel and aluminium, US officials announced that Turkey's participation in the program on preferential imports of goods from developing countries to the United States (GSP) could be discontinued. The US is waging a large-scale economic war against the world, which makes the dollar strong, but this is not beneficial to American exporters.Apparently, the hard line of the Turkish administration is a thorn in Donald Trump's side. In Syria, Erdogan is fighting against US-backed Kurdish military groups (YPG). The Turkish president also refused to support US sanctions against Iran. Moreover, Recep Erdogan was the first leader to have expressed negative reaction after the USA recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. He also insisted on the purchase of S-400 air defense systems from Russia, which was incompatible with Turkey's NATO membership. To crown it all, Trump must have read Erdogan's article in The New York Times, in which the Turkish president issued an ultimatum to Washington. "Before it is too late, Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives. Failure to reverse this trend of unilateralism and disrespect will require us to start looking for new friends and allies," Erdogan wrote in the article. Erdogan referred to Turkey's experience of resistance from the 1970s, when Turkish troops landed in Cyprus "to prevent massacres of ethnic Turks by the Greek Cypriots despite Washington's objections." The Turkish president also recalled Turkey's recent operations, which resulted in the expulsion of YPG militants from Syria's Afrin.In response, the USA imposed sanctions on two Turkish politicians and raised duties for imports of Turkish steel and aluminium to 50 and 20 percent respectively causing the Turkish lira to collapse by 30 percent in a week. Ankara responded by imposing export duties on US goods worth $1.8 billion. In return, Washington promised to withdraw Turkey from the program for preferential imports of goods from developing countries to the United States (GSP) by the same amount.Erdogan has no other tools for showing resistance to the United States. In his most recent speech, he desperately promised to boycott iPhones. Indeed, it is very hard for Turkey to keep things on an even keel. Turkey's debt totals $303 billion while the gold reserves of the country make up $21 billion. The budget deficit nears 50 billion liras, the inflation rate is 15.8 percent, and the level of unemployment - 11 percent, according to TR724. Erdogan swears that the Central Bank of Turkey will not raise the key rate, he urges people to rush to exchange their dollars for Turkish liras to help the nation preserve sovereignty.On Saturday, August 11, Erdogan stated that Turkey was ready to abandon the dollar in payments with major trading partners such as China, Russia, Iran and Ukraine. He added that Turkey would be willing to switch to euro in settlements with European countries. Perhaps Ankara will respond asymmetrically. Turkey can in particular close the Incirlik air base for the United States, withdraw US nuclear weapons from Turkey and cut fees to NATO. Erdogan can also remove the US from the province of Idlib in Syria and build even more close cooperation with Moscow and Tehran (all three countries remain under Washington's sanctions). In general, Erdogan can work to undermine the confidence of world players in the United States as a reliable political and trade partner.Most likely, though, Erdogan will capitulate over his inability to withstand the pressure. He has already had such an experience with Russia after the Su-24 shootdown incident. The Turkish president is known for his impulsiveness and overestimation of forces. If he keeps his promises and Turkey increases production by minimizing interest rates, then Russia may learn from its experience.In fact, the strong dollar is not something that the Trump administration has been striving for. The strong dollar is an obstacle for exports of American goods. When the USA devalues the Turkish lira, the Russian ruble and other currencies of the world, Trump causes damage to US exporters. Iran, China, Turkey and Russia can win the fight in the economic war, if India joins them to dedollarize international economy. The European Union has already done that: the EU has its reserve currency and its own emission center, but the EU has refused to support USA's sanctions against Iran. Photo credits: Fotodom.ru Lyuba Lulko Pravda.Ru Read article on the Russian version of Pravda.Ru
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Venizelos: Political framework in Greece refuels the crisis
“The crisis found the eurozone without the necessary tools for preventing it and combating it. The Greek programme was belated. It offered inadequate means, and was excessively optimistic and incomple...
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These are the countries most at risk if Turkey's lira crash spirals into a debt crisis
[PEDESTRIANS WALK PAST AN ELECTRONIC BOARD SHOWING CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES IN BUENOS AIRES' FINANCIAL DISTRICT, ARGENTINA, JUNE 29, 2018. REUTERS/AGUSTIN MARCARIAN] * THE COLLAPSE OF THE TURKISH LIRA AND THE STRONG DOLLAR HAVE HIT EMERGING MARKET CURRENCIES GLOBALLY. * IF THE TREND CONTINUES, COUNTRIES MAY START TO HAVE TROUBLE PAYING BACK DOLLAR-DENOMINATED DEBTS. * ANALYSTS SAY ARGENTINA, PAKISTAN, SOUTH AFRICA, AND COLOMBIA ARE AMONG THOSE MOST AT RISK. ------------------------- LONDON — The collapse of the Turkish lira against the dollar is the focus of global markets but emerging market currencies are getting hammered across the board and there are concerns that the issue could spiral from a currency crisis into a debt crisis. The Indian rupee hit an all-time low against the dollar overnight, the South African rand has been diving, Argentina's central bank hiked rates by 5% on Monday to arrest the peso's decline, and Indonesia's government is meeting to discuss emergency measures to defend the sinking rupiah. "EM [emerging market] currencies (judged by the Bloomberg EM currency basket) are now at their lowest nominal value in the past three years – below the level reached in early 2016 at the time of the commodity price fall and period of US$ strength," analysts Stuart Culverhouse and Hasnain Malik from emerging market specialist bank Exotix said in a note on Tuesday. UBS and Credit Suisse have both flagged the danger that Turkey's currency crisis could spiral into a debt crisis. If this does happen, we could see similar issues in other emerging markets. Many emerging markets loaded up on dollar-denominated debts when interest rates were low. But a combination of falling local currencies and a soaring US dollar mean those debts are getting more expensive to pay off. Turkey's foreign currency debts across businesses, banks, and the government are at 55% of GDP, according to the Telegraph. The newspaper reports that The Institute of International Finance "thinks events in Turkey are just the start of a long and painful hangover for those emerging markets that drank deepest from this cup." The report warns that South Africa, Indonesia, and Columbia are most at risk. David Jones, chief market strategist at Capital.com, said in an email: "Given that the memories of the far-reaching effects of the Greek crisis have not been forgotten, do not be surprised if we see cautious trading and further US dollar strength in the days ahead as investors decide that it is better to be safe and late to any recovery - rather than be too early and very wrong." Exotix's Culverhouse and Malik say that emerging markets are currently suffering mainly from the "risk off" sentiment rather than a belief among investors that they share similar characteristics with Turkey. But the pair refers to a ranking they made in May showing which countries_ could_ be most at risk if sentiment does shift. Here's the ranking:[scorecard] The Exotix pair writes: "Most of the others in our sample (except India) are too small to pose wider systemic risks. But difficulties could lead to localised, country-specific problems, especially for those with pre-existing weaknesses." Lale Akoner, a market strategist in BNY Mellon’s global investment strategy group, said on Tuesday: "In our view, Turkey is mostly the exception and not the rule, and not necessarily demonstrative of the larger EM complex. "Nevertheless, what is largely an idiosyncratic risk for Turkey did feed into the negative sentiment towards EMs in general." SEE ALSO: UBS: TURKEY COULD BE HEADING INTO A BALANCE-OF-PAYMENTS CRISIS DON'T MISS: INDIA'S RUPEE HITS AN ALL-TIME LOW AS THE TURKISH LIRA CRISIS SPILLS OVER TO OTHER CURRENCIES Join the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: Cigna's CEO says that the problem with healthcare in America has nothing to do with employers
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Say "Opa!" at the Niagara Greek Festival
It takes about 12,000 handmade chicken souvlaki skewers to make a Niagara Greek Festival. And about 50,000 loukoumades, those honey-soaked, deep-fried dough puffs, too. Then there are the countless po...
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Greek Budget Shows Primary Surplus of 2.087 Billion Euros in Jan-July
The Greek state budget showed a primary surplus of 2.087 billion euros in the January-July period, up from a budget target for a surplus of […] The post Greek Budget Shows Primary Surplus of 2.087 Billion Euros in Jan-July appeared first on The National Herald.
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Caspian Convention challenges Gazprom's rule in Europe
On August 12, when the leaders of Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan put their signatures on the Convention on the Legal Statue of the Caspian Sea at a historical meeting in Aktau (Kazakhstan), experts could not find a definitive answer to the question of whether Russia and Iran would still object to the construction of the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline between the Turkmen port of Turkmenbashi and the capital of Azerbaijan along the bottom of the Caspian Sea. Russia and Iran had long objected to the construction of the pipeline from Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan making references to uncertainties in the legal status of the Caspian Sea, even though the pipeline was to be built in Turkmen and Azerbaijani sectors of the sea. On Monday, August 13, when the Kremlin published the full text of the Caspian Convention on its official website, it became absolutely clear that there were no obstacles left for the construction of the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline.Therefore, natural gas from Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan can be transported along the Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline (TANAP) through Georgia and Turkey to Greece, where it links with the Trans Adriatic gas pipeline (TAP) to South Europe.Article 14 of the Caspian Convention reads: "The Parties may lay submarine cables and pipelines on the bed of the Caspian Sea. ... Submarine cables and pipelines routes shall be determined by agreement with the Party the seabed sector of which is to be crossed by the cable or pipeline." As we can see, it is only formal reasons that may impede the construction of the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline. The article also says that projects of the parties should "comply with environmental standards and requirements embodied in the international agreements to which they are parties, including the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Caspian Sea and its relevant protocols. In accordance with the additional protocol to the Caspian Convention, all five littoral countries should give their opinion about the compliance of the Trans-Caspian pipeline with environmental safety requirements within six months. However, experts in Baku and Ashgabat, whom Pravda.Ru interviewed, agree that Russia and Iran can not obstruct the construction of the pipeline. Moscow and Teheran only have the right to require compliance with environmental safety measures during the construction of the pipeline. In a nutshell, Moscow and Tehran will only provide opinions, rather than permissions. If the construction of any pipeline along the Caspian seabed were banned, the Caspian Convention would not have a provision on the right of the littoral countries to lay pipelines within their sectors of the sea.Most Russian experts are skeptical about the ability of Turkmenistan to fill the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline with Turkmen gas. In 2017, Turkmenistan failed to increase gas exports to China. Therefore, it is believed that Turkmenistan can not become a competitor to Russia's Gazprom on the European market. However, experts of the Turkmen government are confident that Turkmenistan will be able to add 14 billion cubic meters of Turkmen gas to 16 billion cubic meters of gas that Azerbaijan will soon export via the Southern Gas Corridor to Europe provided that the Trans-Caspian pipeline is launched. It is worthy of note that Turkmenistan is one of the four counties of the world that have largest reserves of natural gas. British auditing company Gaffney, Cline&Associates estimated the reserves of Turkmen deposits of Galkynysh and Yashlar at 26.2 trillion cubic meters. At present, the European Union, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan hold trilateral talks about the beginning of the construction of the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline. Azerbaijan will play the role of a transit country in the project and is not going to support it financially. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan would like to join the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline some time in the future. In May 2007, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed, along with Turkmenistan, to export their gas to Russia along the Caspian gas pipeline. However, the project remained on paper. Moscow believes that the countries of Central Asia refused to implement the project due to the pressure from Washington and Brussels.Now Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan evince their interest in exporting their natural gas to world markets through the Southern Gas Corridor. The Trans-Caspian gas pipeline can thus increase gas exports from the countries of Central Asia and Azerbaijan and put competitive pressure on Gazprom's reign on the European market of "blue fuel." Photo credits: nord-stream2.ruAidyn MehtievPravda.Ru Read article on the Russian version of Pravda.Ru
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Chrysa Androutsopoulou crowned Miss Earth Greece 2018
After a gap of 9 years Greece will be returning to the prestigious Miss Earth pageant after Chrysa Androutsopoulou was announced as the official representative from the country. Chrysa succeeds Miss E...
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British tourists in Rhodes face 'shocking' 25 hour delays after Jet2 cancels flights '20 minutes ...
British tourists in GREECE are facing a delay of 25 hours after Jet2 cancelled their flight 20 minutes after calling passengers to the gate. Darren Creed ...
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Business Report: Vaccinex goes public; Greenlight coming to GREECE
Tomorrow, the Town of GREECE is expected to announce that Greenlight Networks will dig its way into the town. Plus, we raise a glass to the Finger ...
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Travelling to GREECE with Kids
GREECE combines ancient history and ruins with idyllic stretches of coastline. The white-washed houses rise up the hills creating photogenic images ...
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Several people detained following GREECE Police investigation
GREECE, N.Y. – Police say four people were detained following an investigation at a home in GREECE Monday. According to police, a suspect being ...
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Doctors Warn of Deadly West Nile Virus in GREECE as it Already Killed 3
The Center for Disease Prevention and Control in GREECE announced the death of three people from the West Nile Virus (WNV) in the last 48 hours.
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Turkish FM accuses GREECE of escalating tensions in Aegean
GREECE is responsible for escalating tension in Aegean and Mediterranean, even though Turkey has always stood by Greeks in their times of difficulty, ...
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US ambassador sees GREECE as pillar of stability
GREECE is a “pillar of stability,” US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt said on Monday, after he inaugurated a new museum in a border village in ...
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Turkey's turmoil and GREECE
Today GREECE is fortunate to find itself in a reasonably stable condition even as the whole world is disrupted and Turkey is in turmoil. Today, no country ...
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GREECE Sea Arrivals Dashboard (July 2018)
Overview. So far in 2018, a total of 16,262 refugees and migrants arrived in GREECE by sea. The majority are from Syria (35%), Iraq (21%) and ...
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Greece Braces for Turkey’s Intention to Drill for Gas in Cyprus’ EEZ
In the midst of the economic crisis in Turkey, Athens is concerned over the possibility that Ankara might drill for gas deposits in the Eastern Mediterranean within Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone (EE...
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What happened when I returned to Greece after 40 years to track down one special taverna owner
Stephen Wise wins £250 for his tale of tracking down a taverna owner after 40 years in order to fulfil a simple promise. Susan looked at our old map of Lesbos. “This thing was probably printed before ...
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Tax authorities seize ‘fire compensation’ to unemployed, Mati resident
Normally, compensations and extra allowances paid by the state are tax-free and cannot be seized if the beneficiary has debts to tax authorities or social security funds. This is what a man whose home was burned down in deadly wildfires of July also thought. He was proven wrong. From the 5,000 euro the state transferred … The post Tax authorities seize ‘fire compensation’ to unemployed, Mati resident appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Treasure hunters dig Panayia Greek Orthodox Church premises in Istanbul
A group of unidentified treasure hunters dug a land belonging to the Panayia Greek Orthodox Church located in Istanbul’s Beşiktaş district, Sabah newspaper reported on Aug. 14. Locals passing by the a...
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After SYRIZA Goes Easy on Terrorists, Pyatt Praises Greece Again
Despite two killers of Americans being moved from high-security prisons under the rule of the Radical Left SYRIZA – riddled with anarchist and terrorist sympathizers […] The post After SYRIZA Goes Easy on Terrorists, Pyatt Praises Greece Again appeared first on The National Herald.
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To Greece’s Relief, Trump Signs Bill Delaying F-35 Sales to Turkey
After pushing the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey – which critics said could be used against Greece if a conflict arose – US […] The post To Greece’s Relief, Trump Signs Bill Delaying F-35 Sales to Turkey appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greek Fishing Boats Stalked by Turkey’s Coast Guard
A growing economic crisis caused by the US doubling tariffs on Turkish steel hasn’t kept President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from backing off provocations against Greece, […] The post Greek Fishing Boats Stalked by Turkey’s Coast Guard appeared first on The National Herald.
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