European policymakers returning from their summer holidays usually attack their work with renewed vigour and focus. This year they will need both, as a brewing economic crisis in Italy and the final c...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Greece ends EU bailout period but decades of pain ahead as economy recovers
Greek government reshuffle: The new cabinet of Alexis Tsipras
The election of Panos Skourtetis as Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA on Monday evening unlocked the procedures towardsthe reshuffle of the government that will take on
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Greece: € 841 million increase in July deposits
An increase of 841 million was recorded in household and business deposits in July which reflects the improvement of the Greek economy In particular according to the Bank of G
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August Moon Lights Up Greek Ruins and Hearts (Vid & Pics)
ATHENS – The sun God Apollo is more famous than his sister Artemis, but the moon and its goddess have inspired more music and poetry […] The post August Moon Lights Up Greek Ruins and Hearts (Vid & Pics) appeared first on The National Herald.
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Creative Director Says Greece Is the Perfect Setting for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Ancient Greece as a setting for an Assassin’s Creed game sounds like a dream come true. It would be filled with story opportunities, especially given the pantheon of gods, mythical heroes, and creatur...
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Greece’s PM reshuffles cabinet but leaves finance team in place
Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, reshuffled his cabinet on Tuesday but kept the finance ministry team in place as Athens reshapes its relationship with creditors after emerging from eight year...
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Greek cabinet reshuffle to be announced imminently
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was due to reshuffle his cabinet on Tuesday, with an announcement imminent, a government official told Reuters.
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Embattled Greek PM revamps cabinet for post-bailout push
Athens (AFP) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Tuesday reshuffled his cabinet ahead of a keynote economy speech next month, seeking to rebound from poor ratings in the final stretch before 2019 ...
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Waterspout Lingers Near Boat in Greece
The last thing Canadian dancer Kevin Myrlea expected to see over coffee Tuesday morning, August 28, was a giant waterspout. But that’s exactly what happened near the boat where he was spending his hol...
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Greek PM touches up his cabinet ahead of 2019 elections
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras lightly rejigged his cabinet on Tuesday ahead of a general election next year in an effort to shore up ebbing support from a public battered by austerity from financial bailouts.
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Key ministers keep positions in Greek cabinet reshuffle
Key members of the Greek government, including those involved in the country's creditor-mandated bailout program such as Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, have retained their positions in a ...
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Greece’s Tsipras Announces Limited Cabinet Reshuffle
Greece’s premier Alexis Tsipras announced a reshuffle of his government in an effort to reverse the tide as his SYRIZA party lags well behind conservative New Democracy in opinion polls.
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Greek finance, foreign ministers keep job in cabinet reshuffle
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras rejigged his cabinet on Tuesday but kept Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, who steered the country’s exit from its third bailout, and Foreign M...
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Greece Bailout Ends But Problems Not Over
Greece's series of bailouts has finally come to an end, but the country still faces a long road ahead as it looks to stabilise its economy Greece finally rid the shackles of its eight-year bailout pro...
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Greek Shipowner Denies Drug Trafficking Charges
Olympiakos Piraeus president Vangelis Marinakis addresses reporters during a presentation of a new player in Piraeus, near Athens, June 24, 2011. REUTERS/ICON/Costas Baltas by Constantinos ...
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Greek Cabinet Reshuffle to Be Announced Imminently-Government Official
ATHENS — Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was due to reshuffle his cabinet on Tuesday, with an announcement imminent, a government official told Reuters.
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Chinese senior officials meet with Greek FM
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan (R) meets with Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias in Beijing, capital of China, Aug. 28, 2018. (Xinhua/Ding Haitao) BEIJING, Aug. 28 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Vice Presi...
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Scam Alert: Greece police warn public of Facebook scam
Scam Alert: Greece police warn public of Facebook scam A woman claiming to work for Greece Police is sending requests for money. Check out this story on DemocratandChronicle.com: https://on.rocne.ws/2...
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Greece investigates aid workers for suspected migrant smuggling, espionage
ATHENS, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Greek authorities have arrested two aid workers and are investigating a total of 30 from the same organisation on the island of Lesbos on suspicion they smuggled migrants in...
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Greece is still suffering from the EU’s self-interest. UK will suffer, too
So it is “Cabin crew, doors to manual” and, as you settle back and prepare to hand over €20 for an easyMeal, you may be reflecting on that delightful week you just had in the Med — the ...
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Greek activists held for illegally aiding migrants
Police in Greece on Tuesday said they had arrested three members of a Greek NGO on suspicion of helping migrants illegally enter the country. The members of Emergency Response Centre International (ER...
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Greek Air Force pilot, 39, killed in free-fall exercise
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's Air Force has declared three days of national mourning after a pilot was killed during a free-fall exercise in southern Greece. The Air Force said Squadron Leader Nikola...
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Turkish tourism sector enjoys local holidaymaker boom over Eid holiday
More than nine million local tourists have spent 9 billion Turkish Liras ($1.5 billion) on Turkish resorts in the last nine-day Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice) holiday, with Turkish holidaymakers who visited Greece seeing a sharp plunge amid the lira’s fall.
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Smuggled ‘priceless treasures’ of Roman, Greek, Persian, Islamic civilizations seized by Istanbul police
Dozens of ancient objects described as “priceless treasures,” including artifacts from the Roman, Greek, Persian and Islamic civilizations, have been seized from smugglers in Istanbul after the police’s latest sting operations. Click through for the story in photos...
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Greece, Turkey were top tourist destinations for Bulgarians in July 2018
The number of trips abroad by Bulgarians in July 2018 was close to 10 per cent higher than in July 2017 with Turkey and Greece the top destinations of choiceThis emerges from f
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China, Greece ink MOU to promote Belt and Road Initiative
BEIJING, Aug. 28 (Xinhua) -- Chinese and Greek foreign ministers on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly advance the construction of the Belt and Road, a Foreign Ministry spoke...
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Turkey Says Greece Hiding Former Commandos Tied to Failed Assassination
Two former Turkish Navy commandos accused of taking part in a failed attempt to kill President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are being hidden by Greece in […] The post Turkey Says Greece Hiding Former Commandos Tied to Failed Assassination appeared first on The National Herald.
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Fighting Privatization, Hellenic Petroleum Workers Bar Investors
Workers at Hellenic Petroleum, one of Greece’s top public companies, physically prevented potential investors from entering two sites, protesting government plans to privatize the company […] The post Fighting Privatization, Hellenic Petroleum Workers Bar Investors appeared first on The National Herald.
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Lights Back at Greek Island of Hydra after Blackout
ATHENS (AP) — Power has been restored to the Greek resort island of Hydra after a blackout had left it without electricity and disrupted the […] The post Lights Back at Greek Island of Hydra after Blackout appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greece Police warn of Facebook scammer
The Greece Police Department has issued a warning about a Facebook scammer. Police say Takhia Sanchez is claiming to be an employee of the police department and is asking people for money on Facebook. ...
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Pilot killed in military aircraft crash in Greece
ATHENS, Aug. 28 (Xinhua) -- A Greek Air Force training aircraft crashed in southern Greece on Tuesday morning, leaving one pilot killed, the country's AMNA news agency reported. The two-seat T-2 plane ...
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Greek Man from Crete Becomes College Freshman at 84
Dimitris Moudatsakis, at the age of 84, finally fulfilled his lifelong dream of enrolling in university to study History, as life did not allow for him to get a higher education, earlier. Every year a...
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Greek Bank Chiefs Say They Can Handle Loss of ECB Waiver
Greek bank bosses brushed off concerns that the end of a special rule giving them access to the European Central Bank’s cheap money will spell trouble. The expiry of Greece’s bailout program last week ...
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Speech of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, N. Kotzias, at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Beijing, 28.08.2018)
GREECE AND CHINA: PAST AND FUTURE/COMMONALITIES AND INDIVIDUALITIES Greece and China: two countries of different sizes and with different roles in today’s globalization, both with long courses in the history of human civilization. Greek civilization taught that anyone with a Greek education is Greek. Education, love of the arts and sciences, faith in the city-state and the homeland, and the endeavour to understand others characterized Greece’s cities and citizens. Socrates and Aristotle, the schools of philosophy and mathematics – all believed that humans are good by nature. That education must liberate citizens’ capabilities and make them useful to the city(-state). The great teachers of China, and above all Confucius – but with the exception of the Chinese legalists – believed that human nature is good, but that education was needed for this nature to unfold and manifest itself. Our history is for both of us a history of love for education and respect for coming generations. When technology began to accelerate the development of societies, Athenian Society stopped believing that institutions and social change were products of the will of shadowy gods and authoritarian leaders. The condensation of time enabled it to see that the institutions were created by men and could be changed by the citizens of a democratic society. When changes did not take place at the pace and in the direction desired by society, and democracy did not function, citizens in ancient Greece had the right to disobey and even overthrow their leaders. If ancient Greece gave birth to the notion and the institutions of democracy, China essentially gave birth to the modern state. A state with distribution of functions and with well-trained personnel, with special educational procedures for all ranks. Education became the mechanism for social mobility and gave birth to functional administration in the country. Like democracy in Greece, the notion of the need for harmony was born in China. Harmony with the heavens. And when this harmony was disturbed, the people had the right to rise up and restore the right to harmony. China and Greece saw the development of schools of thought that, to a great extent, raised common questions in the same manner. In both countries, questions were posed that are still relevant today: what is life, thought, society? What is supernatural and what is natural? What is the meaning of life, and what is a good, correct and creative life? What is yesterday and what is tomorrow? What stance should we take on ethical/moral problems? What is the individual role in society; the part and the whole? What is humankind’s relationship with nature? What does nature give us, and what duties do we have to it? Karl Marx, the second and third internationals (and in part at the so-called second-and-a-half), Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, and Deng Xiaoping, like president Xi today, raised the questions and provided answers as to what capitalism is, what socialism is, how they are reached. Their questions and answers are pertinent for a whole era. They respond for the one country - two systems paradigm; the importance of productive forces and technology. But our philosophers and wise men raised much more fundamental questions thousands of years ago. They did not concern only one era of humanity, but humanity’s very existence. And that is why their relevance is timeless, before capitalism, in capitalism, in socialism, and probably after socialism. They posed fundamental questions about our existence, because they felt they were part of a large cultural, political entity, a nation. Not in the modern sense of the mass nation, but certainly in consciousness of a historical nation, at least on the part of the political, intellectual and social elites. This is why it is my profound conviction that it is wrong to equate the notion of the nation solely with the mass nations of the age of capitalism. An approach such as this cannot comprehend the history of China or the history of the ancient city-states of Greece, which had a very strong sense that of belonging to a common nation. Our two countries made great achievements: in the development of the arts – Greek tragedy has much in common with Chinese opera – in the development of the sciences, from mathematics and physics to the production of papyrus and multi-coloured paper. From gunpowder and the compass to the art of smelting iron. Our civilizations, our history, the achievements of our peoples gave us certain characteristics. Greece is to Europe what China is to Southeast Asia. We came of age and achieved great things in parallel. But there is a major difference: the magnificence of Athens, of Ancient and Byzantine Greece, spread throughout the western world, but Greece and its city-states ceased to be the centre of western civilization. Conversely, the People’s Republic of China has an continuous presence as a regional and/or global power. Beyond the century of humiliation, it was and still is a force in cutting-edge high technology, major plans; it had and has a key role, high productivity, a large economy, technological development. These common historical traits and significant differences raise a major question: What can the emerging significant power of the People’s Republic of China and small-but-proud Greece have in common? I think the answer is easy, because we have seen it in practice in recent decades. Greece and China want a world that lives in peace and harmony. A world that thinks more before acting. That reflects and does not want to clumsily disrupt a world that is changing. But both understand that this world is changing. And they both have their parts to play in making this change happen with the least possible shocks and disorder/anarchy. They do not have the same role, of course. China has weight in Southeast Asia – in the world’s fastest-developing region – and globally, while the same is not true of Greece, whether in terms of dimensions or weight. Greece is very small in global politics. It is a mid-size country in Europe, but relatively large in the Balkans. The Balkans, a region of geostrategic importance: a maritime gateway to Europe and a source of much suffering in history. China is a great power. Greece is part of a great power: the European Union. Greece does not compete with China in the way certain powerful EU member states do. What is more, thanks to its sense of history, it can endeavour to mediate between the EU as a whole and the People’s Republic of China. It is China’s best and oldest friend in the EU. Today we are living the paradox of the two greatest powers of our age having completely different relationships with history, time, acceleration. One, the U.S., is one of the youngest states and nations. It does not feel the weight of history upon it, and that is why it is positively inclined towards new things. It makes decisions relatively quickly and, in recent decades, has accelerated its actions. This advantage is accompanied by the disadvantage that it does not have a real sense of history or the wisdom gained through experience. Historically speaking, it is a relatively young power that has drive, clear thought, and is not a prisoner of history. It is not afraid or inhibited. The other power is China, a country with the longest cultural history in human memory. Sometimes, like Greece, it is at risk of becoming a prisoner of history. But, on the other hand, it has the experience of its history. Not to rush things. It is not restless. It has patience, sobriety, wisdom. The EU is somewhere between these two powers in terms of the subject we are looking at here. The EU itself is much younger. But most of its member states are much older, and some have cultures that go back as far as the brilliant ages of Chinese civilization. This is the first time history has brought together powers with such different historical origins, degrees of experience, types of capacities; a combination of youthful enthusiasm and experience. Greece is a small country. In (the context of) this small size, it has advantages and disadvantages of all the sides. It can understand them well. It, too, feels the weight of its history, experience and wisdom. And it is often and crushingly a prisoner of its own history, but at the same time it learns from that history. It is a Western country, but from a cultural standpoint it is in a position to understand China’s patience, to perceive the historical importance of the major projects that comprise the ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative. Like China, it is a historical actor. A small twin of China. It came of age in the same period, with similar wisdom and raising similar questions. Due to this parallel age and culture, the great China of today can understand the significance of Greeks’ historicity, their contribution to global culture, including contemporary culture. China respects and works with little Greece. Together we created the Ancient Civilizations Forum – civilizations impacting today’s globalized world. An international initiative spanning four continents. Greece, on the other hand, can understand why China does not consider anything and everything western to be universal. It understands that universality is born through understanding. That the existence of difference is a universal phenomenon. The values of the western Enlightenment are not by definition – and are often anything but – higher than Asian values or the values of Confucius and Mao. Global culture exists within its universality, including every national and regional difference. Because every step towards global integration can be accompanied by integration as the recognition of difference. China went through a long period during which purely revolutionary forces and reform-oriented forces had to find a way to coexist, to create an amalgam of Chinese socialist modernization. A fact and historical imperative that found expression in the socialist modernization of Deng Xiaoping and the policy of One Country, Two Systems. Greece, too, went through a crisis, which was caused by the global financial crisis and the need for certain changes in its political, social and economic system. But meeting this need was made more difficult by the fact that many of the changes were imposed from outside the country, by a neoliberal majority in the European Union and at the IMF. The changes carried out in the first six years (2008-2014) harmed society, but subsequently these changes imposed on Greece in order to save French and German banks – were accompanied by a parallel programme implemented by our government. A programme for bringing relief to the country’s middle and working classes and for restoring Greece to its (rightful) position on the regional and global stages. Over the past three and a half years, Greece was able to emerge from the crisis. This does not mean (of course) that certain aspects of the multifaceted crisis do not live on in the country. It was able to return to positive growth rates, while having lost over 27% of its GDP over the past eight years. Greece is a country that paid dearly and excessively for the global financial crisis and the EU’s identity crisis. Greece implements a proactive multidimensional foreign policy – as does China, in its own way of course. Over the past four years, on our initiative, 16 new formats have been created in the Balkan and Eastern Mediterranean region for regional/international cooperation schemes that constitute a new network of cooperation, friendship and peaceful mutual understanding in the region. The content of these cooperation initiatives is the security and stability these two sub-regions. Common economic and social growth. Growth that is being assisted by the extroversion of modern China. As the south-eastern gateway to the EU, as the southern maritime gateway to Europe – especially Central and Eastern Europe – Greece can be and is the link between the world of China and that of the EU. Greece is the country that understands both sides. With one, it has had a parallel cultural course for thousands of years now, and it is part of the other. It is the country that can and does facilitate mutual understanding between two worlds that have modernized and need to modernize even more. Greece and China have their own traditions, histories, cultures. They have many differences, as their centres of gravity – the Balkans and Eastern Mediterranean, on the one hand, and Southeast Asia, on the other – are very different in terms of size, identity, habits and understanding of many issues. But they also have shared outlooks on the major universal questions facing humanity. They also have many common structures. Of these, I will single out the presence in both countries of Muslim communities; a past in which conquering neighbours perpetrated crimes against our two countries and peoples; major seas in which international law and custom play an important role. One of Hellenism’s most substantial problems is the Cyprus issue. The illegal occupation of the northern part of Cyprus by third powers. The effort to “Taiwanize” this portion of Cyprus, in exactly the same way the West attempted – through multiple conquests, in the past, on the part of Japan and Portugal – to break One China into two entities. It is no coincidence that Greece and China are among the staunchest defenders of states’ sovereignty and territorial integrity. Of their independence and of deterring policies aimed at humiliating UN member states. This is why they attach great importance to compliance with international rules and agreements. And to these agreements’ being the result of equal participation of all sides. The common quest for answers to universal questions. The need to correctly study history – which is the school of both our nations – contemporary geopolitical issues and problems in the implementation of international law; aspects of our cultures, from clothing to cuisine, theatre and the sciences; institutions and a people’s right to harmony with the heavens. These are fields in which we have strong and internationally recognized positive unique characteristics, and they are a common field of study between our two governments, institutes, research centres and universities. The joint study of such issues must be bolstered. Cooperation between China and the EU – through capitalizing on Greece’s special role in the harmony between these two worlds – is another key and special field of action for our two states and peoples. Thanks to the growth courses of both our economies – on different scales and at different rates, of course – we can better develop the economic and social contacts between our states and societies. Chinese investments, led by Cosco’s investment in the Port of Piraeus, the development of trade, where I think Greek agricultural products can be promoted much more effectively in China, exchange of know-how and collaboration between new companies (start-ups), shipping, a sector in which Greece is a leading global player with a long tradition, and tourism are a few of the sectors for further development of the relations between our two states. Increasing cultural and education exchanges is vital to the more substantial development of our relations. We need to carry out comparative studies of our parallel pasts and promote comparative studies on contemporary problems. We need to strengthen collaboration in the sectors of modern sciences. Your invitation is a great honour for a friend of the People’s Republic of China and of Chinese culture. It is a small pebble in the great edifice of friendship that we are building between our states and peoples. Thank you, xiè xie.
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Greek Anarchists Protest US Embassy Move to Jerusalem
ATHENS, Greece — A Greek anarchist group has staged a protest at Foreign Ministry building in central Athens to oppose Greek-Israeli energy and military cooperation as well as the decision by the Unit...
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Greek Convicted Terrorist Granted New Prison Leave
Dimitris Koufontinas, a senior member of the November 17 terrorist group, will be granted a new 48-hour furlough from a prison farm near Volos in central Greece. The November 17 hitman – currently ser...
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Greek, Chinese FMs Commit to Expand Cooperation
The foreign ministers of Greece and China on Monday signed a memorandum of collaboration in Beijing, in the framework of China’s “One Belt, One Road” initiative. At a press conference following their ...
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Anarchist Group Invade Greek Foreign Ministry Protesting over Palestinian Issue
Members of anarchist group Rubicon on Tuesday invaded the foreign ministry building in Athens and left a bag with the flag of Palestine inside, protesting Greece’s cooperation with Israel. The foreign ...
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'Get out of our country': A Pakistani migrant's Greek story
Athens, Greece - Shahzad Ahmed woke up at 4:30am on Eid, the holiday marking the end of Ramadan, and set off for morning prayers at a makeshift mosque in Athens's run down Menidi suburb. But the 34-ye...
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Greece agrees to provide protection to two Turkish ex-commandos
Greece on Aug. 27 agreed to provide protection to two former Turkish elite commandos allegedly linked with the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), the group believed to have been behind the Ju...
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OPINION: Deferred rush unfairly targets Greek life
People say that college is the best four years of their lives. For many new students, it is their first time living away from home. It is a time dedicated to exploring interests, meeting new people fr...
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Thousands of Turks cross the border with Greece illegally and then seek asylum in Greece
This is the result of the Greek decision to grant asylum to the 8 officers from Turkey who are considered coup plotters by AnkaraNearly 4 000 Turkish citizens have fled to Greece
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Murray State Lifts Suspension of Greek Life, Updates Policy
MURRAY, Ky. (AP) — A public university in Kentucky has lifted a suspension on fraternity and sorority social activities on campus. The Murray Ledger & Times reports that Murray State University's deci...
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Children attempting suicide at Greek refugee camp
At Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, there is deadly violence, overcrowding, appalling sanitary conditions and now a charity says children as young as 10 are attempting suicide. The Victoria D...
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George Calombaris brings Greek flair to Qatar's first, business class
Enjoy up to 120,000 bonus Qantas or Altitude Points when you apply for the two-card bundle, are approved and meet the minimum spend of $3k for each card - Westpac Altitude Black Mastercard and the Ame...
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The new sour cream? Chobani pushes Greek yogurt as condiment with new packaging
TWIN FALLS — It’s the same yogurt, but in a trendy new packaging. Chobani is making its first real foray into the condiment market with Chobani Savor, developed and produced here in Twin Falls. The Gr...
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Joint building of Belt and Road the common opportunity for China, Greece
Both China and Greece regard the joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) as a common opportunity for the two countries, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the r...
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Greece PD issue Facebook warning
The Greece Police Department has issued a Facebook warning. This person says she's an employee of the Greece Police Department. According to police, she is also collecting money from unsuspecting vict...
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Two Turkish commandos missing after released from custody in Greece
Two Turkish commandos who sought asylum in Greece over their alleged involvement in the failed coup against President Recept Tayyip Erdogan in July 2016 have allegedly gone missing from police custody. Their lawyer Stavroula Tomara claimed towards British newspaper The Times, that Helit Ctin and Fatih Arik may already be in the hands of Turkey. … The post Two Turkish commandos missing after released from custody in Greece appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Russians tried to hack Greek Orthodox clergy incl Ecumenical Patriarch’s top aides
The Russian hackers indicted by the U.S. special prosecutor last month have spent years trying to steal the private correspondence of some of the world’s most senior Orthodox Christian figures, The Associated Press has found, illustrating the high stakes as Kiev and Moscow wrestle over the religious future of Ukraine. The targets included top aides … The post Russians tried to hack Greek Orthodox clergy incl Ecumenical Patriarch’s top aides appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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