Vodafone GREECE named the winners of Trikala Innovation Challenge organised by Vodafone Business in Trikala together by the GiSeMi Hub in the ...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Vodafone GREECE names winners of Trikala Innovation Challenge
African dust from the Sahara to hit parts of GREECE on Wednesday
The atmosphere will be suffocating with African dust hitting large parts of GREECE on Wednesday, according to the latest weather bulletin, ...
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US Senator praises GREEK President during official visit
I would also want to add that there is a very significant GREEK diaspora in US, which returns and invest in its motherland. Recently, I visited Mystras ...
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This Detroit fan's reaction to the GREEK Freak's block is everything
Pistons guard Ish Smith was attacking the basket for what he thought would be an easy layup and two points – but the GREEK Freak would have none ...
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Health Department Closes Greek Deli on 19th St. NW For Lacking 'Easily Accessible' Restroom
It reads: "Just to clarify, we were not closed because we improperly handled food or were unclean. After 30 years, with no notice because we do not have a restroom on premises. We are working to ...
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Eurostat: Greek debt reaches 181,1% of GDP in 2018
It went up compared to 2017
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African dust to cover Greece on Wednesday
The atmosphere will be suffocating on Wednesday
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The “Partridges” of Kozani: The amazing embroidered Easter Eggs (pictures)
They call them πέρδικες, Easter “Partridges.” They are are amazing Easter eggs, embroidered eggs, unique pieces of art the women in Grevena and Kozani prepare each and every Easter. The traditional technique uses bee wax, threads and dyes. The eggs are painted with melted bee wax and then died red. A conch is used to bring … The post The “Partridges” of Kozani: The amazing embroidered Easter Eggs (pictures) appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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The Greek Freak’s Empire Will Fall To Seasoned Celtics
As of today, the #Raptors are 12/1 to win the #NBA championship, behind only the Warriors (4/7), Bucks (5/1) and Rockets (11/2). (source: @betonline_ag) I disagree with that assessment. Maybe I ...
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Greek PM's criticism takes shine off Weber's push for EU's top job
Manfred Weber launches his campaign for European commission president in Athens. Photograph: Yannis Kolesidis/EPA Manfred Weber has launched his campaign to become president of the European commission ...
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GREECE awards 437.8 MW in renewables auction, Juwi secures almost half
April 23 (Renewables Now) - GREECE'S Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) has awarded 437.78 MW of power generating capacity in its recent ...
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GREECE'S Praxia targets deposits market through Raisin
Digital lender Praxia Bank has become the first Greek bank to offer deposit products via Raisin's savings and investments marketplace, Jane Connolly ...
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Washington, Athens discuss US presence in Greece
Greece and the US are exploring "flexible" options to further consolidate the US military presence in Greece and to increase joint military activities, the Athens daily Kathimerini reported on 15 ...
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Santorini Grill will bring Greek cuisine to Mequon Public Market
When looking for restaurants to fill the Mequon Public Market, developer Cindy Shaffer thought of Crave Bar & Food, one of her favorite Mequon restaurants. When Shaffer reached out to Crave owner ...
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Memory Eternal for Fr. Constantine Andrews
SNOHOMISH, WA – The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco announced the passing of Fr. Constantine J. Andrews in Snohomish, Washington at the age of […] The post Memory Eternal for Fr. Constantine Andrews appeared first on The National Herald.
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SNF Fellowship Will Bring Greek Diaspora Scholars to Greek Institutions
NEW YORK – The Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) and the Institute of International Education (IIE), in collaboration with the Fulbright Foundation in Greece, invite Greek scholars to […] The post SNF Fellowship Will Bring Greek Diaspora Scholars to Greek Institutions appeared first on The National Herald.
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Weber Launches EU Campaign in Greece, Backs UK Staying
NEMEA, Greece (AP) — The leading conservative candidate in next month’s European Parliament elections tells The Associated Press that he would like to see Britain […] The post Weber Launches EU Campaign in Greece, Backs UK Staying appeared first on The National Herald.
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Tsipras: Brexit shows flaw of “nationalistic” policies and “chauvinistic rhetoric”
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the UK’s Brexit deadlock illustrates the flaws of a “nationalistic approach” and “chauvinist rhetoric” in addressing a country’s political, economic and social problems. “Brexit was a very bad development for Europe, and very bad for Britain as well,” Mr Tsipras said in an interview in Athens with the Financial … The post Tsipras: Brexit shows flaw of “nationalistic” policies and “chauvinistic rhetoric” appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Lancaster-based charity helps provide vital aid to refugees on GREEK island
Trustees of a charity dedicated to providing aid for refugees in Europe recently visited the GREEK island of Chios to provide vital aid to refugees ...
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SNF announces Diaspora Fellowship Program for GREEK scholars
“One of Greece's greatest assets is the extraordinary pool of talent, knowledge, and experience held by GREEKS of the diaspora. Academic institutions ...
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Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs S. Anagnostopoulou’s interview on News 24.7 FM radio with journalist V. Skouris (22/04/2019)
Responding to questions regarding the next steps the Government has planned on the issue of the WWII reparations from Germany, the Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sia Anagnostopulou, stressed that a Note Verbale would be drawn up soon, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is forming a committee consisting of experts, legal experts, historians and representatives from associations and unions of martyred villages to review the legal arguments safeguarding the country. Asked whether Greece is willing to refer the issue to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Alternate Minister answered, “On conditions, and provided this is permitted by the international law, everything is on the table.”Specifically, with regard to the accusations made by the President of the Independent Greeks (ANEL), Panos Kammenos, against the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikos Kotzias, she said, “On the part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr Kotzias is not under investigation for anything. The things Mr Kammenos is accusing Mr Kotzias of are non-existent.” Lastly, asked to comment on the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance configuration, she noted, “We are still at the start of a very interesting process. I do not want to say what the conclusion will be, because it is a matter of consultations, discussions and decisions of bodies, people and movements participating in the Progressive Alliance as well as in SYRIZA. The front being formed here in Greece, but also in Europe, has immense value in these times.” “A Note Verbale will be drawn up in the immediate future. The questions that will be posed by the Greek side have already been posed by the Prime Minister to the Hellenic Parliament Plenary. The first is about the occupation loan, the second about the reparations for the major destruction to the country’s infrastructure and the third about the damages to the victims of atrocities, such as the martyred villages. The Greek government will raise these issues and will ask the German side to recognise these three points. Of course, the issue of the archaeological treasures stolen from the country will also be brought forward. We will take one step at a time. The first step is the note verbale, to address the German side in the most official manner. The second step is for the country to use the international law as a weapon. We will wait and see what Germany's response will be, because when a note verbale is sent, the other side is obliged to answer one way or another. The answer will be of significance. The occupation loan, which was mandatory, has not been completely settled. The Nazi occupation forces in Greece imposed and took from the country’s Central Bank an amount they knew was a loan and had to be repaid sometime. It was never repaid, though, apart from two or three instalments. Then, however, they started taking gold from the country, which led to the results we all know: extreme hunger and people dying of hunger. It was a loan that does not fall under any international law. It does not fall under the law of war, which provides for an amount to support the occupation forces in the country. Instead, they used the money and the gold they took to support their army in multiple fronts. So, it was an enforced loan that destroyed the country; a loan that was never repaid.The note verbale is the country’s first official step and we are awaiting the response of the German side. Meanwhile, we are forming a committee at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs consisting of experts, legal experts, historians and representatives from associations and unions of martyred villages and towns. The committee is being formed to review all the prospects on an international level, based on the international law in international courts. It is being formed to review the legal arguments safeguarding the country, while we are also proceeding with making the matter public both on a European and an international level. In other countries, but mainly in Germany, what happened to Greece during the Nazi occupation remains unknown.” Asked whether Greece is willing to refer the issue to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Alternate Minister answered, “On conditions, and provided this is permitted by the international law, everything is on the table.” Referring to the stance of all the governments, she noted, “The issue commenced in 1990 and in 1995 we made the first note verbale. Since then we have done a lot, but none of the governments have waived their claims. Never has a Greek government considered the subject closed.”Summing up on what the government is seeking with its actions, Ms Sia Anagnostopoulou said, “We have collected all the material documenting Greece’s claims. We do not want to spread hate among the German and the Greek people. We do not want to incriminate the German people. But what needs to be done on a European level is that if the people cannot see the specific past or the specific ideas that brought Greece, but also Europe, to its knees, we will not be able to move forward and the monsters will keep coming back. The responsibility of Germans towards History is not a tool to punish them, but a tool of self-knowledge and solidarity.”
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GREEK life upholds harmful values, fail to deserve College recognition
Nearly a quarter of current members of Congress belonged to a GREEK organization, as did 19 presidents. The gender segregation of Fraternity and ...
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Top five beautiful cities in GREECE
It is no wonder that GREECE ranks among Europe's top travel destinations, its plethora of ancient ruins, whitewashed villages, sunny beaches, tasty ...
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GREECE unveils two 300-MW auctions for solar, wind
April 23 (Renewables Now) - GREECE'S Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) announced on Monday two new technology-specific auctions for solar ...
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Piety, Faith, Traditions, Participation, Mark Holy Week at Holy Trinity of Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, NC – Father Vasileios Tsourlis, Dean of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Charlotte, North Carolina which consists of 957 active families, in an […] The post Piety, Faith, Traditions, Participation, Mark Holy Week at Holy Trinity of Charlotte appeared first on The National Herald.
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Dimos Jewelry, a Global Greek
Dimos Jewelry is one of the oldest representatives of Greek jewelry. Settled in the heart of Athens and in the historic district of Plaka. Stavros, […] The post Dimos Jewelry, a Global Greek appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greek islands and Halkidiki in top low-cost “5-star” destinations
Costs have dropped due to a volatile euro and Brexit
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If we're all hedgehogs or foxes, what was Shakespeare?
Specialist hedgehog or wide-ranging fox? In an extract from his new book, the late playwright Stephen Jeffreys identifies two kinds of thinkers – and one writer who defies definition Just as people outside the theatre ask actors, “How do you remember the words?” so do they enquire of writers, “Where do your ideas come from?” In both cases, the truthful answer is: “That’s the easy part.” For a professional playwright, having ideas for plays is something that happens on a daily basis. Reading a newspaper, listening to a friend’s holiday anecdotes, glimpsing a curious image of, say, two people and a bag of firewood – anything can set you off. But as Robert McKee says, “Having an idea is like whistling a tune on the steps of Carnegie Hall. The hard part is getting the orchestra to play it inside.” Isaiah Berlin, quoting the ancient Greek poet Archilochus, suggests that there are two kinds of writers and thinkers: foxes and hedgehogs. While the fox knows many things and forages across a range of experiences, the hedgehog concentrates its attention on knowing one big thing. Continue reading...
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Americans Shifting from GREEK Yogurt to Icelandic
GREEK yogurt – including unreasonable facsimiles posing as GREEK-style – has had a long run of success in the United States even if GREEK companies ...
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Why A GREEK Island-Hop is Your Perfect Celebration Vacation
The GREEK islands, with their whitewashed, bougainvillea-covered houses, delicious food, and hospitable local culture are arguably some of the best ...
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This Ancient Greek's Breastbone Shows He Was Executed With Terrifying Precision
On the island of Thasos, which lies close to the north shore of the Aegean Sea, archaeologists recovered dozens of burials dating to the Greek Hellenistic period, or 4th to 1st centuries BC. One ...
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GREECE'S J&P-Avax submits lowest offer for building GREECE-Bulgaria gas link
SOFIA (Bulgaria), April 23 (SeeNews) - GREECE'S J&P-Avax has offered the lowest price - 144.85 million euro ($162.5 million) in the tender for ...
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Number Portability Continues to Drive Convenience, Competition in GREECE
BRIDGEWATER, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hellenic Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT) in GREECE has extended its contract with ...
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Konstantinos Karamanlis’ Contribution to the Modernization of Greece
When King Paul entrusted Konstantinos Karamanlis to form a government on October 5, 1955 after the death of Prime Minister Alexandros Papagos, one of Greece’s greatest modern national leaders ...
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MOVES-Deutsche Bank appoints Exarchos as Greece chief country officer
ATHENS, April 23 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank appointed Nicholas Exarchos as Chief Country Officer in Greece to replace Eleni Dendrinos who is retiring after a 20-year career with the bank in Athens, ...
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Over 300000 ancient GREEK artifacts found during excavation works at Thessaloniki metro
The construction of a metro network beneath Thessaloniki has unearthed an extraordinary treasure trove of ancient artifacts, from gold wreaths and ...
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Fakes Soup, a staple during GREEK Orthodox Great Lent
Lentils are so nutritional as they contain a great source of protein, iron, fibre, magnesium and folate. Fakes (GREEK lentil soup) is lent friendly, making it ...
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Diaspora GREEKS to be eligible to vote in GREEK elections
Experts from the GREEK government's Interior and Foreign Affairs Ministries presented on Monday a final proposal to Interior Minister Alexis Charitsis, ...
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Austerity, FYROM? Elections? Greeks Agitated Over Souvlaki Prices
ATHENS – Worries that the rise in cost of pork could see Greece’s beloved fast-food souvlakis and gyros jump in price as much as 80 […] The post Austerity, FYROM? Elections? Greeks Agitated Over Souvlaki Prices appeared first on The National Herald.
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Opera Gala of the Katia Paschou Project Thrills Athens Audience
ATHENS – Opera in Greece is called Lyriki Skini, and those who know it, love it. The Katia Paschou Project promotes the art form born […] The post Opera Gala of the Katia Paschou Project Thrills Athens Audience appeared first on The National Herald.
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“Ivan, Get Your Gun” – Billionaire Alleged Fugitive PAOK Owner’s Fans Rejoice
THESSALONIKI, Greece — Led by the billionaire Greek-Russian owner of the PAOK soccer team – who has had an arrest warrant issued against him a […] The post “Ivan, Get Your Gun” – Billionaire Alleged Fugitive PAOK Owner’s Fans Rejoice appeared first on The National Herald.
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SFU Greek Life Inducts 9 into Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society
SFU's Greek Life Honor Societies are exclusive to only those who meet a specified criteria and are affiliated with a Greek-lettered organization. Gamma Sigma Alpha is an internationally recognized ...
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SFU Greek Life Inducts 9 into Order of Omega Honor Society
SFU's Greek Life Honor Societies are exclusive to only those who meet a specified criteria and are affiliated with a Greek-lettered organization. Only a maximum of 15 students may be inducted in ...
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Ready for prime time?
Currently on a visit to GREECE, the schedule of US Senator Bob Menendez in Athens features the typical lineup of meetings with relevant officials, ...
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UPDATE 1-GREECE delivers 4.3 pct primary budget surplus in 2018, beats target
(Adds 2018 primary surplus under bailout terms) ATHENS, April 23 (Reuters) - GREECE improved its public finances last year, achieving a primary ...
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In Athens, Sen. Menendez Outlines East Mediterranean Partnership
ATHENS – U.S. Senator Robert Menendez, in GREECE after visiting Cyprus, promoted his co-sponsorship of legislation that would allow the United ...
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This Finish From Giannis Antetokounmpo Shouldn't Be Possible
Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks won their first playoff series victory since 2001 last night, thanks in part to plays like this from the Greek Freak.
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World’s Largest Cruise Ship Reaches Greek Port of Piraeus
The ”Spectrum of the Seas,” the largest cruise ship in the entire world, anchored in Greece’s port of Piraeus on the morning of Holy Tuesday. The Royal Caribbean’s newest cruise ship ...
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New Business Fair ”Mykonos Only” is a Smash Hit on Greece’s Most Cosmopolitan Island
”Mykonos Only”, a new initiative to promote entrepreneurship and business on the popular Greek island, came to a successful conclusion on Saturday. Attendees and organizers considered this ...
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The Greek Island That Became an Open-Air Prison for Refugees
The Nation is reader supported: Chip in $10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter. When Leila, an elegant Afghan woman of 34, goes to bed, she squashes up beside her ...
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