When the Parthenon in Athens fell into ruins in the 1800s about half the marble sculptures there were removed and sent to the British Museum.GREECE ...
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How the world sees Greece
Sunday, March 3, 2019
AEPi on Campus: Fact or Fiction?
Like many others, I always equated a college social life with GREEK life on campus. I assumed that my weekends would be filled with over-the-top ...
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Nikol Kyriakopoulou lifts Greek medal tally to 4 at the European Indoor Athletics Championships
Greek athletes have shown the world what they are made of during their performances at the 2019 European Indoor Athletics Championships in Glasgow. The final tally is four medals – 1 gold, 2 ...
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Intrum plans purchase of a GREEK loan servicing platform
“A step toward the right direction to reduce the moral hazard in the country,” is how Intrum Justitia Group Chief Executive Mikael Ericson describes the ...
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Campus Greek and cooperative life coming together to support breast cancer research
A night of talent, laughter and — most importantly — support for breast cancer research could all be found at Big Man On Campus 2019, which took place Friday evening in Elliott Hall of Music. BMOC is ...
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Under threat for 100 years, Egypt finally rescues 2,000-year-old Kom al-Shoqafa catacombs from rising water
Egypt on Sunday announced the completion of a project to save famed 2,000-year-old catacombs in the costal city of Alexandria from rising waters.The Kom al-Shoqafa location, considered by archaeologists to be the largest Greco-Roman burial site in Egypt, has been threatened by water since its discovery in 1900.The catacombs, which were in use from the first to the fourth century AD, are renowned for funerary architecture blending ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman art.The rising water prompted…
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GREECE Powerball Results: Sunday, 3 March 2019
*Do note that we endeavour to publish the GREECE Powerball results as soon as they are released, which is usually at 22:00 South African time, ...
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The Perth twist to a deadly GREEK gangland turf war
It has emerged GREEK police had been trying to track down the 56-year-old for the past three months, with their search starting just weeks after another ...
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Moody's upgrades Greek Securities to B1
Moodys rating agency has upgraded the Greek securities by two steps from B3 to B1 while it also changed the prospect from positive to stable which means that it does not forese
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Pancake fundraiser for GREECE Odyssey grad with cancer
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC-TV) - A benefit pancake breakfast was held on Sunday morning to help cover the medical bills for a GREECE Odyssey ...
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PM in last ditch bid to turn tide
The government is seeking to limit the damage from a stern report issued last week by GREECE'S international creditors over its lagging reform program.
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Tentoglou wins European long jump indoor title
GREEK long-jumper Miltos Tentoglou added the indoor European championship Sunday to the outdoors title he won last year, winning with a national ...
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Spotlight: Big naval exercises reveal Turkey's will to protect rights in surrounding seas: analysts
Ankara, however, questions the GREEK sovereignty over the islands numbering as many as 152 in total, saying the issue remains a grey area legally ...
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Sydney's Darling Harbour Hosts GREEK Annual Festival
Sydney's famous Darling Harbor has been transformed into a little Greece this weekend for the 37th GREEK Festival. Thousands gathered on Saturday ...
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Carius: The future unknown whets the appetite
It is difficult to remember when Bloomington-Normal restaurants didn't serve Mexican, GREEK, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Turkish, Mediterranean, ...
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Oldest Muslim Temple in GREECE'S Lesvos to Be Restored
A dilapidated 17th-century Muslim temple built on Lesvos to honor an Ottoman sultan's unknown “Queen Mother” will be restored under a 1.2 million ...
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Dozens Held for Raising Huge Holy Cross in GREECE'S Lesvos
Police on the Greek island of Lesvos arrested 33 people suspected of illegally raising a huge metallic Holly Cross late on Saturday. The group ...
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I watched a woman get a face-lift, and it wasn't very gory at all. Take a look.
[face lift getting started .JPG]Hilary Brueck/Business Insider * PLASTIC SURGERY INVOLVES CUTTING, LOOSENING, AND RE-SEWING PARTS OF THE BODY TOGETHER. * THERE'S NOTHING PLASTIC ABOUT IT — THE TERM COMES FROM THE GREEK WORD _PLASTIKOS,_ WHICH MEANS "TO MOLD" OR "TO FORM." * THE PRACTICE DATES BACK THOUSANDS OF YEARS, TO AT LEAST THE 6TH CENTURY B.C. * I SPENT A DAY WATCHING A WOMAN GET A FACE-LIFT, NECK-LIFT, BROW-LIFT, AND EYELID-LIFT, AND WAS AMAZED. Plastic surgery is a mysterious business. The average face-lift costs $7,500, though the price can get upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars, depending on where and how it's done. Typically, none of that cost is covered by insurance. And after it's all over, patients often stay hush-hush about whether or not they've had any work done. But in the quiet, picket-fenced town of Avon, Connecticut, patient Kim Maher and Dr. Paul Stanislaw recently let me enter their surgery room and see how plastic surgery happens up close. I was surprised by how low-tech and artful the procedure was, and fascinated by how resilient and tough human faces can be below the skin. I also learned first-hand that performing or undergoing a face-lift is an all-day slog, with hours of meticulous injecting, snipping, and stitching. The following photos give you a brief glance behind the scenes. But a few warnings are in order first. Please don't attempt any DIY plastic surgery — the images below show the work of a board-certified professional with 20 years of experience. If you are considering such a procedure, talk to your doctor. And for those who get squeamish about medical matters, beware: The surgery isn't terribly gory, but there is a bit of blood involved. WHEN PLANNING A SURGERY WITH A PATIENT, STANISLAW OFTEN ASKS THEM TO BRING IN OLD PHOTOS OF THEMSELVES SO HE CAN GET A SENSE FOR WHAT THEIR FACE SHAPE LOOKED LIKE IN THE PAST. THIS IS MAHER WHEN SHE WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL. Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center AS PEOPLE AGE, THEIR SKIN LOSES ELASTICITY, STRETCHES OUT, AND BECOMES LESS SUPPLE. Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center Muscles in the face that we use over and over again to smile and express emotion create creases. Fat that was once well distributed can also clump up and travel down. "It's like a stretched-out Slinky," Dr. Stanislaw said. "We're taking out a couple of links of that extra stretched-out Slinky to sort of tighten up." MAHER LOST 30 POUNDS RECENTLY, AND SHE SAID SHE NOW BELIEVES HER FACE DEFIES HER AGE. "I LOOK LIKE I'M GOING TO BE TURNING 60, AND NOT 53," SHE SAID. Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center About a year and a half ago, Maher decided to change her eating and drinking routines. Today, she said she maintains her weight by taking daily walks and being mindful not to overeat like she used to. "I walk like crazy," she said. "I walk between 6 and 10 miles a day. So everybody thinks 'oh, you lost all this weight,' but you know what, it didn't come off for free. I really work at it to keep it off." Maher didn't think there would be a dark side to losing that weight. "I feel like I'm 20 years old again, but then I look in the mirror and it's like, Oh God, what happened?" she said. "It made me look even older." SEE THE REST OF THE STORY AT BUSINESS INSIDER SEE ALSO: * A $6 million floating home that can withstand Category 4 hurricanes is now a reality. Take a look inside. * I went to Joshua Tree after the government shutdown. Even though it looked picture-perfect, it could actually take the park 300 years to recover from the damage. * 7 dangerous foods that could raise your risk of developing cancer SEE ALSO: WHY YOU NEVER REALLY DIE: A MICROBIOLOGIST EXPLAINS ALL THE WAYS THE BODY LIVES ON, AND WHY WE DON'T DECAY UNTIL WE'RE DEAD
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Experts at Delphi Forum Say Greece Needs to Reverse Brain Drain, Lower Taxes
Renowned experts debated the competitiveness of the GREEK economy on Saturday at the Delphi Economic Forum. Deborah Wince-Smith, President ...
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Mitsotakis Wants Hungary’s Leader Booted from EU Conservatives
Breaking ranks with a fellow Conservative, Greece’s major opposition New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his populist Fidesz party […] The post Mitsotakis Wants Hungary’s Leader Booted from EU Conservatives appeared first on The National Herald.
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32 detained for raising controversial oversized cross on Lesvos
Authorities on the island of Lesvos detained 32 people n Sunday morning for raising an oversized cross in Apeli area. It is the second time since last summer that this group raised the cross with the aim to provoke hate and scare off refugees from swimming to Apeli after abandoning the boats bringing them from … The post 32 detained for raising controversial oversized cross on Lesvos appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Greek athlete Miltos Tentoglou wins Gold for 8.38m jump
Greek long-jumper Miltos Tentoglou won gold at the European indoor championships in Glasgow on Sunday. Tentoglou, who will turn 21 in 15 days, moved to the lead in his second try after starting ...
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US Secretary of State to Attend Greece, Cyprus, Israel Meeting
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will be taking part in the next trilateral meeting between Cyprus, Greece, and Israel, Cypriot Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides said on Saturday. “US ...
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Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: Arts & Crafts in Kensington, Greek Revival in Fort Greene
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Kensington brick house with a fanciful topper, a Romanesque Revival brownstone in Bed Stuy and a contemporary Williamsburg condo. Fort Gree...
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Players to transport audiences to islands of GREECE in spring production
Equally as challenging as the technology is the set design and construction; to really transform the Reif Center stage into a small island in GREECE.
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Dozens Dead, GREEKS Urged to Still Get Flu Shots
With the death toll hitting 91, GREEKS are being urged to still get flu shots, more than five months after they were first advised with many not doing so.
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Miltos Tentoglou wins gold at the European Indoor Championships
Congratulations to GREEK athlete Miltos Tentoglou, who won the gold medal at the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow, on Sunday. Not only ...
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Could GREEK ORGANISATION OF FOOTBALL PROGNOSTI (OTCMKTS:GOFPY) See a Reversal ...
The stock of GREEK ORGANISATION OF FOOTBALL PROGNOSTI (OTCMKTS:GOFPY) registered a decrease of 31.21% in short interest. GOFPY's ...
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Greek police look at whether former bikie boss car bomb was ordered by Australian connections
Greek police interviewed former Commancheros bikie boss Amad “Jay” Malkoun following a car bomb that targetted him in the upmarket suburb of Glyfada. The police are examining whether the ...
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European Indoor Championships: Tentoglou Wins Gold with 8.38 in the Long Jump
Greek Miltiadis Tentoglou on Sunday won the gold medal in the long jump event with 8.38m which is the world best performance in 2019 at […] The post European Indoor Championships: Tentoglou Wins Gold with 8.38 in the Long Jump appeared first on The National Herald.
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Citing “Diplomatic Masterpiece,” Tsipras Will Visit North Macedonia
After saying a deal he made to rename The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia was a “diplomatic masterpiece,” anti-nationalist Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said […] The post Citing “Diplomatic Masterpiece,” Tsipras Will Visit North Macedonia appeared first on The National Herald.
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After Greece Beefs, BBC Clarifies Macedonian Minority Story
Greece’s torrid criticism of a story saying there was a Macedonian minority in the country led the BBC to add a disclaimer stipulating that only […] The post After Greece Beefs, BBC Clarifies Macedonian Minority Story appeared first on The National Herald.
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Stournaras: Let's not return to the policies of the past
Economic growth will be the key that will help strengthen social cohesion, Bank of GREECE Governor Yannis Stournaras told the Delphi Economic ...
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Marble sites unearthed in the GREEK Islands
In January, the GREEK Ministry of Culture and Sports announced that the discoveries were made during the installation of new wind turbine parks.
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EKU GREEK Life cleans up 4-H camp
In mid-January, Eastern Kentucky University GREEK Life hosted a leadership retreat at the 4-H facility at Lake Cumberland. The retreat, a service ...
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GREEK economy gets thumbs up from ratings agency
Commenting this development, GREEK Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos posted on his twitter account “Only a few hours after Mr. Staikouras' ...
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Greece: Holocaust-themed game shocks Jewish community
In a country where antisemitism thrives, Greeks describe a Holocaust-theme game offered by an escape room company as "an undeniably entertaining adventure." Anthee Carassava reports from Athens. In Gr...
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Hunt for ex-bikie boss Amad 'Jay' Malkoun before car bomb
Exclusive: GREEK police had been trying to locate Australian bikie boss Amad “Jay'' Malkoun for three months before he was seriously injured in a car ...
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How to Choose a Greek Forex Broker
When you know what you’re looking for, choosing a forex broker becomes easy. However rather than testing out all the key facets of the broker, the below article explores the main areas you should real...
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Speech by the Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Anagnostopoulou, to Parliamentary Special Standing Committees, with the European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, P. Moscovici, in attendance
Speech by the Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Anagnostopoulou, to the Parliamentary Special Standing Committee on European Affairs, Standing Committee on National Defense and Foreign Affairs, and Standing Committee on Economic Affairs, with the European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, P. Moscovici, in attendance. Commissioner Pierre Moscovici, on behalf of the Greek government, I welcome you to the Hellenic Parliament. I would like to thank you for the great interest you have shown in Greece and the Hellenic Parliament. You’ve visited us many times, and it is very important to us, to the Greek government, the Greek people, the whole country, that you are visiting us once again today. In your speech, you used the term ‘normalization’ of the Greek economy, social life, Greece itself; what the government has been saying constantly since August 2018: that after 10 years of crisis and harsh austerity, the country can finally return to normalcy. You explained the points that support this view on normalcy, and the fact alone that Greece is re-joining the European semester is very important in that it shows that our country has once again become an equal member of the European family. The data you gave us and the Commission’s conclusions are very important. In no case do they justify the scaremongering we heard from the opposition yesterday. To the contrary – and we need to show this to Greek society – they are grounds for optimism. Of course, the crisis and the memorandums left society wounded. We all know this. But since 2015, and even in the midst of the memorandums, and mainly since 2018, the Greek government, in consultation with the European institutions, has been doing its best to heal the wounds that have been inflicted on Greek society. Commissioner, you said that unemployment is still high, in spite of the significant reduction it has seen in recent years: about 10% lower than what it was in 2015. We agree with you and are working in that direction, because bringing unemployment down to the level of the European average is a top priority, as we believe that joblessness is the most serious wound that has been inflicted on Greek society. In this context, I would like to add my voice and say that, in the Multiannual Financial Framework that is being drawn up, provision for a European unemployment fund, within the framework of the EMU, would send a very important and strong message to European societies that Europe is in solidarity, first and foremost, with its peoples. The other point I would like to highlight, Mr. Commissioner, from your productive speech here to Greek MPs, is that this people, this peaceful people – in spite of the great tribulations they have seen – did not lose hope and, mainly, did not lose their European orientation. I want to say here – at a very critical time for Europe – that the Greek people not only continued to hope and to maintain their commitment to Europe, but are making an even greater effort to contribute to the European edifice that is being shaken. And they are making this effort precisely because there was a government that set social justice, solidarity and reciprocity above all else. Because, Commissioner, on the one hand there were the rules, of course; there was fiscal stability, the reforms. And we are committed in this direction. I think we have shown this, and this will be apparent at the 11 March Eurogroup meeting. But all of this had to be combined with one important thing: Society had to be inspired again and convinced that this European path is their path; that they can fight within this European framework and keep Euroscepticism from taking root as it has done in other European countries; countries that have not been through a crisis like Greece’s. The solidarity this crisis-ravaged people have shown during the refugee crisis clearly shows that a country’s political leadership, the values this leadership has – whether it is a progressive leadership – has a huge impact on the direction a society will take. I think this sends a strong signal to other European countries; countries that, I say again, did not go through this crisis. Commissioner, it is of the utmost importance to us – in the context of the European institutions – that this social face of Europe become more visible for sustainable growth, sustainable economy and competitiveness, which are of vital importance to Europe and Europe’s future. This can’t happen if Europe’s peoples do not mobilise. In other words, all of these things have to be linked with the content of democracy itself, which is the protection of social and individual rights. I want to say that this country, this government, took another bold step in the direction of a Europe of solidarity, coexistence and shared growth, because we believe that economic growth is intrinsically linked to and presupposes peace and a shared outlook with neighbouring peoples. The Prespa Agreement is not only a political milestone for our country and a milestone in our relations with North Macedonia. It is also a milestone for the Balkans as a whole and for a new European perspective. An economic, social and, above all, democratic perspective of peace. In spite of the reactions – in spite of the instances of nationalism we saw in our government and in the government of North Macedonia – it is no coincidence that both governments have progressive values, because when we speak of Europe we have to speak of European ideologies; forward-moving ideologies. Our country is a pillar of stability and, mainly, a pillar for the creation of a European space in the Balkans; a space of common growth, common outlooks and consensus, where the nations see each other as springboards for their own growth and for their own survival, and where they don’t throw up borders and fences between each other or see each other as enemies. Commissioner, I also want to say this: The Balkans are not for Europe the dark side of the moon. They are another side of Europe and a critical geographical space for European growth. This is why Greece remains firmly committed to the idea, the goal, of European integration for the Balkans, provided the countries of the Balkans meet the criteria for securing another future and another, European perspective. I will stop here. But first I would like to draw attention on two things: Europe is at a critical crossroads. Commissioner, the upcoming European elections are very, very important for the direction Europe will take. They will decide not only the history of current generations, but of future generations as well. Some years from now, the history of Europe may take us to task for the direction we will have taken. Brexit, Euroscepticism and the extreme-right forces that are currently growing in Europe bode badly if Europe cannot change direction. Europe needs to re-inspire its peoples with its vision – one of the greatest visions the world has ever seen – and make this vision alluring once again. So, we have a responsibility to the peoples of Europe and in these European elections. And I again insist that the Multiannual Financial Framework should reflect European leaderships’ commitment to a new direction for Europe; a direction in which individual and social rights, solidarity among nations, reciprocity and European cohesion are what bring European economic growth, economic sustainability and competitiveness. We all have to remember – and, as the European elections draw near, never forget – why and on what ruins Europe’s great visionaries conceived of the European endeavour. A vision conceived in the wake of over 30 million dead. A vision inspired by the millions of internal European refugees and migrants, and by a world that wanted a different future. Thank you very much, and welcome to Greece.
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Loren Coontz receives Omega scholarship
Marietta College's Loren Coontz of Rootstown was recently awarded a scholarship from the Order of Omega, a GREEK honorary recognizing the top 3 ...
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Pulitzer-winning photographer Yannis Behrakis dies at 58
Pulitzer-winning photographer, Yannis Behrakis, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 58. In his 30-year long career at Reuters, Behrakis covered main conflict areas around the world. He touched millions of people worldwide with his snapshots from the Refugee crisis in Greece. His coverage of the refugee crisis earned him also the … The post Pulitzer-winning photographer Yannis Behrakis dies at 58 appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Ex-top manager of fugitive oligarch Kurchenko's firm detained in GREECE upon Ukrainian request
Ex-top manager of fugitive oligarch Serhiy Kurchenko's firm VETEK Yevgeny Kalinin was detained in the airport of Athens, GREECE, upon the request of ...
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Tsitsipas happy to keep the Greece flag flying
Dubai: Greek sensation Stefanos Tsitsipas is creating a revolution in tennis in his country. Despite being outplayed by former world No. 1 Roger Federer in the final of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis ...
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2018-2023 GREEK Yogurt in Europe Market: Manufacturers Analysis, Cost Analysis, Regions, Tey ...
GREEK Yogurt in Europe market report will be particularly useful for the manufactures, research institutes, potential investors, key executive (CEO and ...
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Going on in Our Community
FEBRUARY 23-MARCH 23. MANHATTAN – Garden Muses, a solo exhibition of recent paintings by GREEK-born artist Margaret Tsirantonakis is on ...
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112.ua: Former top manager of Kurchenko's company detained in GREECE
On Feb. 28, Yevgeny Kalinin was detained in the airport of Athens upon the request of Ukraine, as the lawyer Yannis Rakhyotys told to the Russian ...
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Inheritance Issues in Greece
By Iliana Kosti Simplicity is not a word that can describe the Greek bureaucratic system. Given the additional fact that most inheritances face complex legal […] The post Inheritance Issues in Greece appeared first on The National Herald.
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Vice-President of the Clergy Association of the Church of Greece Speaks to TNH
BOSTON – Fr. Georgios Vamkakidis, Vice-president of the Clergy Association of Greece, which has a membership more than nine thousand priests, presented the positions of […] The post Vice-President of the Clergy Association of the Church of Greece Speaks to TNH appeared first on The National Herald.
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Former top manager of Kurchenko's company detained in GREECE airport upon Ukrainian request
On March 1 he Klimkin was put into custody in anticipation of the Ukrainian request of the extradition. 10:08, 3 March 2019. Open source. On February ...
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