GREECE, NY (WROC) - Officers are searching for the man they say robbed a bank in GREECE on Tuesday. Investigators say the robber walked into the ...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
President says GREECE will not accept 'arbitrary' interpretations of Prespes deal
GREECE seeks to establish good neighborly relations with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) but will not accept “arbitrary” ...
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Greece intentionally pushes back migrants to Turkey: HRW
GREEK law enforcement officers at the Maritsa (Meriç in Turkish or Evros in GREEK) River routinely return asylum seekers and migrants to Turkey, ...
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Greek parliament approves 2019 budget
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek lawmakers approved on Tuesday the country's first post-bailout budget which projects a high primary surplus next year and sees a pick-up in economic growth. The budget ...
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Greece Police search for bank robbery suspect
The Greece Police Department is asking for your help in trying to identify the man that robbed a Greece bank on Tuesday. Police say the suspect, shown above, robbed the Family First Federal Credit Uni...
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Greek police bid emotional farewell to K-9 dog
Jackie died of cancer
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The "X-ray" of Greek exports
A team of ResearchersProfessors of the Athens University of Economics and Business made a mapping of Greek exports for the period MarchJuly 2018As the survey shows Greece i
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The disputes of Tuesday's discussion on the Greek budget
The discussion on the budget in the Greek Parliament will be concluded this evening with the report of the governments activities and the objectives of the next period by the Gree
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Search for Imam Begins as Athens Mosque Nears Completion
GREECE'S 250,000 Muslims have been pushing the government to build a mosque for years. Currently, they pray at makeshift sites, sometimes in ...
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CEO of Greek jeweller Follie steps down
ATHENS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The chief executive of troubled Greek jewellery maker Folli Follie has resigned, the company said on Tuesday. The resignation of George Koutsolioutsos comes after a hedge fu...
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Global GREEK Yoghurt Market Outlook 2018-2025 By Nestle, Danone, Chobani, Jalna Dairy Foods ...
Market study on most trending report Global global GREEK Yoghurt Market 2018 Industry Research Report recently published on marketdeeper.com is ...
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The Latest: GREECE accused of violently forcing out migrants
An international rights watchdog has accused Greek authorities of violently forcing back migrants who tried to illegally enter GREECE from neighboring ...
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Public university draws legal threat for telling fraternities they 'do not have due process rights'
One WVU official was caught on tape explicitly telling multiple GREEK-letter organizations that “student organizations do not have due process rights.”.
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Skai TV bomb blast: An attack against freedom of the press
GREEK Police (ELAS) investigating the early morning bomb blast suspect that a far-left organization calling itself Group of Popular Fighters may be ...
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Greece violently forcing refugees back to Turkey
GREEK security personnel are routinely beating, harassing, and forcing the return to Turkey of migrants and asylum seekers who have slipped across ...
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GREEK Hoteliers Satisfied with Holiday Season Occupancy Rates
Areas singled out by GREEK holidaymakers thus far include Arcadia, Imathia and Drama, with hotel capacity based on pre-bookings at 70 percent for ...
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Division and terrorism
Terrorism is an endemic phenomenon in GREECE. It existed in various manifestations during and up until the end of the 19th century when politicians ...
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GREECE pushes back migrants to Turkey: report
The river, which flows from Bulgaria through GREECE and Turkey, is often used by irregular migrants who want to cross to GREECE from Turkey.
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The Stanley Hotel was amongst the Best Performing Companies for 2018 in GREECE
Historic four star hotel in the center of Athens, GREECE, The Stanley, was amongst the Best Performing Companies for 2018 at the 2nd Treasures of ...
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Four seasons open its first GREECE hotel
Long a favoured playground of Athenians and international celebrities, the Astir Palace Hotel is now being transformed into the first Four Seasons ...
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Violent Pushbacks from GREECE: Daily Brief
Greek law enforcement officers at the land border with Turkey in the northeastern Evros region routinely summarily return asylum seekers and ...
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300000 Beneficiaries in 5 years of Action [EN/EL]
We give the floor to our beneficiaries! “My anger suffocated me. Today, I share my story and receive significant help”. Sofia, 51 years old from GREECE, ...
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'Search Robots' to Track Down Undeclared Airbnb Revenue in GREECE
According to Greek financial daily Naftemporiki, GREECE'S Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has decided to follow the model using ...
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North and Central GREECE boosts wind power potential
ATHENS – GREECE has wrapped the country's second renewables auction with onshore wind winning almost 160 MW of capacity. According to ...
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New NGO report accuses GREECE of pushbacks in Evros
The NGO said it interviewed 26 asylum seekers and other migrants in GREECE in May, and in October and November in Turkey who were from ...
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Debate on budget in progress in Greek parliament (live streaming)
Discussion expected to culminate when PM Tsipras and ND leader Mitsotakis deliver their speeches
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Longtime East Side Greek restaurant to close after 24 years
Mykonos Gyros & Cafe in downtown Milwaukee’s Yankee Hill neighborhood is permanently closing after almost 24 years in business. The restaurant, located at 1014 N. Van Buren St., will close on Dec. 30 ...
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Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs G. Katrougalos’ interview with the “Washington Times”
JOURNALIST: What message did you bring for the Trump administration? Why did you feel a need to launch a bilateral strategic dialogue between longtime allies and NATO partners? Why do you say U.S.-Greek bilateral relations are at their best point ever? G. KATROUGALOS: It is indeed the apex of our bilateral relations. It is true that Greece and the United States have always been on the same side, since the time when American philhellenes came to fight with us in our liberation war of 1821. The current reposition of our strategic relation on a new basis, on equal terms, stems from the alignment of interests and the new challenges we have to face in our region. We have tried to answer to these challenges by becoming a stabilizing factor in the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean, promoting regional security and cooperation. The United States recognized in this framework our leadership and vision and, in particular, our initiatives to resolve disputes and to facilitate common regional economic and security benefits. JOURNALIST: Energy appears to have been a major point of discussion in your talks here. Do you share U.S. concerns about the Nord Stream 2 and Turkish Stream pipelines? Were any specific agreements made on your trip here to increase Greece’s role in European energy security? G. KATROUGALOS: A basic component of the new economic model we want to forge is exactly our comparative geopolitical advantage to be a natural bridge between Europe and Asia and Africa. Based on that, Greece should become a hub of commerce, logistics and transports but also an energy hub. Therefore, we favor a diversification of energy resources based on the multiplication of pipelines and [liquefied natural gas] centers, both for economic reasons and for reasons pertaining to energy security. Regarding the Nord Stream 2 and Turkish Stream pipelines, we consider that they must be treated in the same way by the European Union, as it is not acceptable to have double standards in assessing essentially similar projects. JOURNALIST: For many years, the news out of Greece was dominated by the economic crisis, debt talks with the International Monetary Fund, and battles over bailouts and austerity measures. Do you feel the country has turned a corner on its economic and fiscal problems? G. KATROUGALOS: It is clear that not only have we turned a new page, but we are now in a completely new chapter of our history. Leaving behind us the adjustment programs does not signify only a return to economic normality, but also a return of our country to full democratic sovereignty. After many years, we have had our economy growing for six consecutive quarters, the latest recording a growth of 2.2 percent. The forecast for 2019 is even better, as we estimate our economy to grow by 2.5 percent. JOURNALIST: Greece has historically had good relations with Russia, and Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos recently talked of closer military and technical cooperation with Moscow. How does Athens balance that with closer ties to Washington and Russian pressure on NATO states and Ukraine? G. KATROUGALOS: We are trying to have a fully independent and multidimensional foreign policy. It is clear that our political home is the EU, but we envisage becoming a bridge between Europe and the Arab world, between Russia and China. We can play this mediating, constructive role as we have never been a colonial power and we have diasporas in many countries of the area. Especially regarding Russia, we consider one of the most important challenges of our time how to reintegrate it in the European regional system of security. We have done that with the Soviet Union through the Helsinki agreements. Why not now? JOURNALIST: Greece has been on the front lines of the EU’s immigration crisis. Do you feel you are getting sufficient support and understanding from the U.S. and EU? Do you see things getting better or worse in 2019? G. KATROUGALOS: We have in the last decade faced a perfect storm of crises — an economic and a migration one. And we have managed to tackle both with openness and respect to fundamental human rights. After all, we still remember the time when we were migrants and refugees ourselves. The support from our allies was a substantive condition to cope with it. But it should be made clear that migration is a global problem. It cannot be treated by one nation alone. Especially in the EU, we need a European response based on our common values, solidarity and burden-sharing. Unfortunately, not all member states have responded in this way to the challenge. Therefore, this is going to be one of the basic dilemmas of the next European parliamentary elections. Two camps are confronting each other: one faithful to the humane character of our societies, committed to the protection of human rights and openness, and one promising a fortress Europe, by a return to a golden national past which never existed. JOURNALIST: Bonus question: Any predictions for the 2019 Greek national elections? G. KATROUGALOS: This is an easy one. We are going to win them. Bets are welcome.
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Europe turns blind eye to plight of refugees living in Greek squalor
They have no access to heat, electricity and hot water. Medics are nowhere to be seen. Rats run freely in and around the tents. On the Greek islands where Europe’s biggest humanitarian crisis in a gen...
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Secrets Revealed: Savor this Recipe for Greek Christmas Honey Cookies (Melomakarona)
This post was contributed by a community member. Farm Grill & Rotisserie Shares the Flavors of a Greek Holiday Experience NEWTON, MA—December 17, 2018—Yum! The holidays just aren’t complete ...
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Greek lawmakers to vote on new budget _ with more austerity
Greek lawmakers are debating the heavily-indebted country's draft budget for 2019, the first since Greece exited an eight-year bailout program. The budget due to be voted on midnight Tuesday is ...
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Roundup: Greece sends message of solidarity on Int'l Migrants Day
ATHENS, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Greek society has sent a clear message of solidarity to people seeking a better life away from their homelands, Greek officials told a press conference here on Tuesday on t...
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Michael Dukakis Speaks to TNH about His Mistakes, Bush, Trump and Greek-American Community
BOSTON – Michael Dukakis, who served two terms as governor of Massachusetts and was the Democratic party’s candidate for President of the United States in […] The post Michael Dukakis Speaks to TNH about His Mistakes, Bush, Trump and Greek-American Community appeared first on The National Herald.
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Macedonian, Greek leaders see Nobel Peace Prize nomination
A former Nobel Peace Prize winner says the prime ministers of Macedonia and Greece will be nominated for the 2019 peace prize for their efforts to end a 27-year dispute over Macedonia's name.
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Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Markos Bolaris participated in the 39th Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) (Baku, 14 December 2018)
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Markos Bolaris represented Greece in the 39th Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) organised on 14 December 2018 by Azerbaijan, a country which exercised its presidency during the second half of 2018. Recent developments were discussed on issues related to the work of the BSEC, such as transports, information technology, energy, the environment, small to medium-sized businesses, tackling organised crime, agriculture, and cultural cooperation. The participating Ministers developed their positions and exchanged views regarding the steps that should be taken to render the BSEC more functional, aiming to establish interregional cooperation further. Greece is one of the 11 founding members of the BSEC -which boasts 12 members since 2004, following the inclusion of Serbia. It has developed significant initiatives in the BSEC and constitutes a substantive financier of its bodies, two of which are hosted in Greece: The Black Sea Trade and Development Bank in Thessaloniki, and the International Centre for Black Sea Studies in Athens. Ambassador emeritus Michael Christides is acting as the Organisation's Secretary General. During his trip to Baku, Mr Bolaris met, on 13 December 2018, with his Azerbaijani counterpart, Mammad Guliyev, with whom he discussed issues of bilateral relations. The excellent relations between the two countries were reviewed, which have the potential to develop much further, inter alia with regard to issues of economic cooperation, as well as social, educational, cultural, and agricultural issues, for which the Azerbaijani side expressed specific interest. In addition, the number of Azerbaijanis who visit Greece can increase considerably with a direct airline connection between Baku and Athens. In Baku, two University departments are already in operation for the study of Greek language and culture, where more than 70 students are presently studying. The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs also visited Baku’s Greek Community, the members of which amount to 550, who received him with overt emotion.
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Greek police accused of beating migrants trying to enter from Turkey
Human Rights Watch releases footage showing men with scars from alleged ‘pushbacks’ Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released footage of men bearing prominent scars on their backs as it accused Greek police of inflicting beatings on migrants and asylum seekers illicitly entering the country across the land border from Turkey. The US-based group said the injuries depicted in the footage, shot in Edirne in Turkey in August, were sustained during attacks by Greek police engaged in alleged “pushbacks” of people in the north-eastern Evros region. Related: Immigrants in Greece face winter crisis after public sector cuts Continue reading...
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Black Markets Cited as Major Problem for Greek Table Olives
Executives are highly concerned about what they see as a key challenge to the manufacturing sector of table olives. Black market trading of agricultural goods including olives is becoming a major prob...
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First Greek-Palestinian Ministerial Meetings Held in Athens
The two ministerial delegations met on Tuesday in Athens. Photo courtesy of the Greek Foreign Ministry The first-ever joint Greece-Palestine ministerial committee held its first meeting on Tuesday ...
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State aid: Commission approves reductions in renewable electricity and cogeneration surcharges for energy-intensive companies in Greece
The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, reductions granted to energy-intensive companies on a surcharge to finance support for renewable electricity production and high-efficie...
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EU clears electricity surcharge discounts in Greece
BRUSSELS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it had approved discounts granted to energy-intensive companies on a surcharge used to support renewable electricity production in ...
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Greece awards 62 MW of small-scale PV, cancels tender for larger projects in the same day
Greece ran two separate tenders for PV on December 10. However, the Greek energy regulator has decided not to award the winners of the tender for large-scale farms, due to lack of adequate competition ...
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The National Library Explores Greek Immigration Past and Present
ATHENS – The National Library of Greece (NLG) at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center is celebrating the “Logos 5” event cycle. An event entitled […] The post The National Library Explores Greek Immigration Past and Present appeared first on The National Herald.
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LLoyds List Puts 15 Greeks on 100 Most Powerful Shipowners
Showing their growing dominance of the waves as they control the world’s largest fleet, 15 Greek shipowners and executives were featured on the prominent LLoyds […] The post LLoyds List Puts 15 Greeks on 100 Most Powerful Shipowners appeared first on The National Herald.
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Mitsotakis Challenges Thanou to Head Greece’s Competition Commission
ATHENS – Major opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis wants the European Union to intervene in the nomination of former Greek Supreme Court chief Vassiliki Thanou to […] The post Mitsotakis Challenges Thanou to Head Greece’s Competition Commission appeared first on The National Herald.
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Maria Menounos and Rally Health Host Dog Walk to Promote Healthy Living
LOS ANGELES (BUSINESS WIRE) – Greek-American TV/radio personality Maria Menounos and digital health company Rally Health SM teamed up with Westside German Shepherd Rescue to […] The post Maria Menounos and Rally Health Host Dog Walk to Promote Healthy Living appeared first on The National Herald.
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Former Nobelist to Nominate Tsipras, Zaev for Next Nobel Peace Prize
Tunisian winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015, Wided Bouchamaoui, on Tuesday presented an initiative to nominate the prime ministers of Greece and FYROM, […] The post Former Nobelist to Nominate Tsipras, Zaev for Next Nobel Peace Prize appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greek Steel Giant Shuts Over Unpaid Electric Bills
ATHENS – While Greece’s nickel producer Larco is being given time to pay overdue gas bills, the country’s once-dominant steel producer Halyvourgiki went into a […] The post Greek Steel Giant Shuts Over Unpaid Electric Bills appeared first on The National Herald.
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This is why ancient Greek statues had tiny penises
Large genitalia was associated with animals and stupidity
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Greece celebrates International Migrants Day
(ANSAmed) - ATHENS, 18 DEC - Greece, the country within the EU which has arguably been most affected by the ongoing migrant crisis in the region, is celebrating International Migrants Day with a serie...
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Greek Steel Giant Xalyvourgiki Shuts Down After 83 Years
when the electricity supply to the company was switched off for nonpayment. The steel giant has been compiling enormous debts for years. Grid operator ADMIE carried out the Public Power ...
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