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Monday, December 28, 2020
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The Greek ‘GREK’ ETF Is Up Almost 30% in Last 3 Months
The broad economy may not necessarily reflect what the market is doing, as in the case of Greece and the Global X MSCI Greece ETF (GREK). The ETF is up almost 30% when looking at its 3-month trailing ...
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The West prepares to strike Russia in the Black Sea region
The pressure on Russia has been growing every year. This is especially noticeable in the regions that NATO countries and their satellites consider the zone of their strategic interests. Therefore, the West is using hybrid pressure on Russia from all sides. The tension in the Black Sea region will only continue to grow in the near future. Neither the Americans nor the Europeans are going to leave this section of the Russian border alone - hence the constant NATO war games, and the calls of NATO ships, and the construction of naval bases in Ukraine.Russia must be fully prepared for new challenges, Andrei Ilnitsky, Advisor to the Russian Defense Minister said. According to him, a huge number of Western analytical centers are involved in countering Russia. According to the latest Rand report, NATO is preparing to destabilize the Black Sea region, and Russia must act proactively.Andrei Ilnitskiy noted that the military aspect was singled out in a special way in seven sections of the Rand report. Special attention should be paid to work in the civilian environment, in the international, be it riots in Belarus, the war Karabakh or any other spark that may start a fire. Transnistria can also be included on the list. Yet, the Russian authorities do not act preventively. They do not have any strategy or actions on their own agenda in this regard. Russia should not reflect on the Rand agenda - instead one needs about the critical situation brewing in the Black Sea region.The October report "Russia, NATO and Black Sea Security" directly speaks of the strategy of the comprehensive containment of the Russian Federation in southern Europe. It directly describes methods of hybrid pressure on Russia and its allies with a gradual increase in military pressure. It is these individual programs that are destructive and need to be analyzed, the expert notes.In turn, Sergei Markov, political scientist, member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, believes that the problems of Russia and the West should be resolved through Ukraine. One does not have to talk about any influence on south-western Europe until Ukraine goes back to law and order. The example of Bulgaria and Romania clearly shows that this kind of freedom means total transition to the control of the opponent as the countries demonstrate consistent anti-Russian policies. A complex development is taking place in Moldova too, but Russia-friendly Greece and Cyprus do not even dare to block anti-Russian sanctions. As long as the regime in Ukraine remains Russophobic, this problem will continue to affect the entire region, Sergei Markov added.In general, Russia needs to learn to act more rigidly. As long as the Russian authorities act calmly and moderately in international relations, Russian opponents see it as a manifestation of weakness. Therefore, the West will continue with its sanctions and attacks on Russia.The West will be putting pressure on Russia in such weak points as the unrecognized republics, the Balkan states, military expert Sergei Gorbachev believes.The Balkans are Bulgaria and Romania, which are NATO members. This is also the Moldavian Transdnietrian Republic, Karabakh, unrecognized republicans of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. This attitude of the West is based on its specific plans for a future strike.
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Greece Prioritizes Reopening Schools; 476 New Cases, 66 Deaths Announced
In a press conference on Monday, Greek Government Spokesman Stelios Petsas stated that country’s top priority after the end of the lockdown is to open schools safely. Greece has been under a strict nationwide lockdown, set to end on January 7, since early in November. Petsas stated on Monday that officials are hoping to reopen […] The post Greece Prioritizes Reopening Schools; 476 New Cases, 66 Deaths Announced first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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The Dreamstone From ‘Wonder Woman: 1984’ Is Based on a Terrifying Greek Myth
If you’re like us, you may be curious to know what the Dreamstone is from Wonder Woman: 1984. Wonder Woman: 1984, a sequel to 2017’s Wonder Woman, is the ninth film in the DC Extended Universe. The ...
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Confidence in king drops sharply in year of Greek holiday blunders
Trust in king Willem-Alexander has fallen sharply this year, with just 47% of the population now saying they have some...
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Free prescription medication for low-income Greek pensioners cut from Jan 1
More than 600,000 low-income pensioners in Greece will have to pay for their medication from 1. January 2021. The purchase of prescription medication without one’s participation was in effect when the poverty allowance (EKAS) was cut due to third bailout agreement. The provisional measure for prescription drugs free of charge ends on December 31, 2020 … The post Free prescription medication for low-income Greek pensioners cut from Jan 1 appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Gang of minors terrorizes and bullies vulnerable person on Lesvos
A gang of minors has been terrorizing and bulling a transgender person with the tolerance of the parents and the small community of Skala Sykamias on the island of Lesvos. The gang consisting of minors among them also 12- and 13-year-old boys and girls has broken into Dimitra’s house several times with the latest one … The post Gang of minors terrorizes and bullies vulnerable person on Lesvos appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Greek Mission: Making Punjab FC academy the best
Punjab FC technical director Nikolaos Topoliatis, who has worked as a youth coach with Greek side Olympiacos for more than 12 years, is excited about his new job.
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Clubs in Turkey, Greece chase in-form Ghana attacker Ernest Asante
Turkish and Greek top-flight clubs are chasing the signature of Ernest Asante following his explosive start to his career in the Cyprus First Division with Omonia Nicosia.
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Alternate Minister for Foreign Affairs Miltiadis Varvitsiotis interview in the newspaper ‘I VRADYNI tis Kyriakis’ with journalist Vangelis Giakoumis (Athens, 24 December 2020)
“If Turkey aspires to an honest and consistent relationship with the EU, it must abandon pretext tactics and demonstrably de-escalate the tension that Turkey itself has created”, stressed Alternate Minister for Foreign Affairs Miltiadis Varvitsiotis, among other things, in his interview in the ‘I Vradyni tis Kyriakis’ with journalist Vangelis Giakoumis. Mr Varvitsiotis further noted that “it is Greece's long-standing position that we remain open to dialogue on the basis of the principles of International Law for our single existing dispute with Turkey: the delimitation of maritime zones. Of course, a prerequisite for any exploratory talks to commence is for Turkey to prove in practice that it wishes for dialogue by abandoning its provocative and illegal actions in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean permanently and not incidentally. The Alternate Minister added that “our national positions are clear and non-negotiable”.Entire interview below: Minister, Turkey's provocations have increased lately in the form of new, continuous NAVTEX. We see that each time the Turkish President gets through a Summit, we go back to the same old story. How long will this situation go on? The Greek side is vigilant in terms of both operations and diplomacy. Turkey's challenges did not sidetrack the long-standing aims of our foreign policy at any stage. The government’s choice to underline the European dimension of the problem has proven instrumental, re-framing the discussion on Turkey's provocations at the EU level and shifting the responsibility for meaningful de-escalation onto Ankara. At the most recent European Council meeting, the EU decided to reassess its relationship with Turkey as a whole, with a strategic way forward and a clear time-line. Moreover, if Turkey aspires to an honest and consistent relationship with the EU, it must abandon pretext tactics and demonstrably de-escalate the tension that Turkey itself has created. At the same time, we are seeing Macron shifting towards Merkel, who does not wish for sanctions on Turkey; as a result, the EU cannot react firmly to the provocations. The EU is currently being called upon to take on a new role of responsibility that honours its principles and value system and adapts to the new, volatile conditions in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey’s provocative behaviour threatens security in the wider region, as well as the EU's very credibility — and this has now been understood within the EU. President Macron has long spoken of the need to deepen the EU's “strategic autonomy”, while the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, recently stated that “while we and Turkey are close together on the map, the distance between us appears to be growing”. The handling of Turkey's provocations within the EU will determine its strategic orientation in the future. In any event, Greece will play a leading part in this course, as well as in the dialogue on the Future of Europe, which will commence within 2021. The opposition accuses the government of appeasement. What is your response? It is Greece's long-standing position that we remain open to dialogue on the basis of the principles of International Law for our single existing dispute with Turkey: the delimitation of maritime zones. Of course, a prerequisite for any exploratory talks to commence is for Turkey to prove in practice that it wishes for dialogue by abandoning its provocative and illegal actions in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean permanently and not incidentally. Our national positions are clear and non-negotiable. Foreign policy issues leave no room for partisan tactics meant for domestic consumption. [...] In the face of constant challenges, we need national unity and an unbroken national front. Are you concerned about Erdoğan's new strategy on the migration issue? The instrumentalisation of migration flows from Turkey at our Evros borders in March was a “hybrid attack” which our government handled successfully and decisively, as positively noted by Europe. Since then, Greece has also achieved similar success in monitoring Europe's maritime borders, in cooperation with FRONTEX. The cooperation of national and European services in guarding Greece’s borders over the last year has been an overall response to future hybrid and actual threats. With respect to the pandemic, is the government’s handling of matters appropriate? Handling the pandemic is a titanic project, not just at the national but also at the European level. The Mitsotakis government has already taken all the necessary actions at all levels in a coordinated manner: to procure vaccines, to strengthen the National Health System, to support professionals and businesses affected. We are following the experts’ instructions and implementing the most appropriate measures — measures which are necessary, proportionate and as targeted as possible in order to crest and successfully exit the second wave as we did the first. Obviously the response to the second wave, which has proven to be stronger, brought new circumstances that are testing the limits of the health system and citizens themselves. We cannot ignore the increase in the number of intubated ICU patients and in deaths. Nevertheless, the latest data indicate a drop in pandemic statistics, giving us reason for optimism going forward — so long as we celebrate these festive days with our families. The more careful we are today, the faster we will leave our homes tomorrow. I would also like to call upon citizens to vaccinate themselves: It is not the vaccine itself but vaccination that saves lives! The borders with Great Britain are once again closing due to the pandemic. What does this mean, particularly in view of Brexit? The situation in Great Britain appears to be exceptionally difficult, given the mutation of the virus which, combined with Brexit, can cause multiple disruptions. From the outset, the government made legislative and administrative preparations to safeguard the interests of our country and Greek citizens from the consequences of Brexit. As regards the pandemic, we have already taken the first measures by increasing the preventive quarantine for those arriving in Greece from the United Kingdom from 7 to 10 days and requiring the conduct of rapid tests. We cannot, under any circumstance, endanger public health. It is without question that the pandemic has changed our lives completely. Will the pandemic response, following the vaccine, which we all hope will have a positive effect, start from scratch through a government-initiated “restart” with a fresh mandate? What is important at the moment is to beat the virus. To make sure Greeks survive this adventure healthy and strong, so that we can embark on a bold “restart” the day after the pandemic, at both the economic and the social level. This is the essential “restart” which Greece needs and which we must focus on. After all, our country has a valuable tool at hand to carry out this restart: the 72-billion euro Recovery Fund. There is no need for a fresh mandate. There is but one mandate: the one of the 2019 elections, which persists. Greece takes priority! Furthermore, there is a relationship of trust between the Government — and the Prime Minister, in particular — and the Greek people. And we will not betray that trust.
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Greek Priest Expels Mask-less Churchgoers
A Greek priest expelled several faithful who were not wearing masks from the church of Agios Nikolaos in Flario, Kalamata, during a liturgy on Christmas Day. “Play objector in your home, not here,” were the caustic words of the priest who interrupted the Divine Liturgy to warn the people who were not complying with the Covid-19 […] The post Greek Priest Expels Mask-less Churchgoers first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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London to Athens Flight Makes Emergency Landing after Co-Pilot Falls Unconscious
A British Airways flight from London to Athens was forced to make an emergency landing in Zurich on Saturday after the co-pilot fell unconscious at his controls. Passengers arrived in the Greek capital nearly nine hours after they departed from London. The flight from London’s Heathrow Airport to Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport usually has a duration […] The post London to Athens Flight Makes Emergency Landing after Co-Pilot Falls Unconscious first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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Lonely Greek Parents Share Christmas Table with Children Portraits
A Greek couple that was forced to spend Christmas alone due to the lockdown designed life size portraits of their children to accompany them at the festive table. Dimitris and Tassoula Kletsas, from the town of Larissa, central Greece, were among many Greek parents that had to do without the presence of their loved ones […] The post Lonely Greek Parents Share Christmas Table with Children Portraits first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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Greek Economy: New early repayment of 3,6 billion Euros of IMF loans
"With this new repayment, the optimal utilization of the cash resources of the Greek State is further and immediately achieved"
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Greece plans to make early repayment of loans to IMF soon
Greece plans to repay 3.6 billion euros ($4.40 billion)of expensive outstanding loans owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) before they expire, its finance ministry said on Monday. The ...
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Nurse with surname “Little God” gives Covid-vaccine to Bishop
A god-given coincidence? A nurse with surname Theoulis – Little God – gave the Bishop of Nafpaktos the Covid-19 vaccine on Sunday. Speaking to media on Monday morning, Bishop of Nafpaktos and Agios Vlasios Ierotheors revealed the “incredible coincidence” as he said, that the name of the nurse who gave him the shot was Theoulis. … The post Nurse with surname “Little God” gives Covid-vaccine to Bishop appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Lockdown restrictions remain over New Year’s days, says gov’t spokesman
Greece’s lockdown measures will not be amended over New Year’s Eve and Day, government spokesman Stelios Petsas said Monday. He urged citizens to abide with Covid-19 protection measures. Petsas said that reopening schools remains a priority for the government, adding that Education Ministry officials are expected to address the issue in a meeting with health … The post Lockdown restrictions remain over New Year’s days, says gov’t spokesman appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Workshop of Pheidias in Ancient Olympia to be Restored
Greece’s Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has approved recently the restoration of the workshop of iconic ancient sculptor Pheidias in Ancient Olympia. Pheidias, who lived from approximately 480 to 430 BC, who was also a painter and architect, is the creator of the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient […] The post Workshop of Pheidias in Ancient Olympia to be Restored first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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Telegraph: Greek Cruise in the 34 top adventures for 2021
The Greek adventure is 15th
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Father, 14-year-old son detained for racist attack at unaccompanied minors center
Greek police has identified and detained a 38-year-old man and his 14-year-old son as suspects for the attack at the accommodation center for unaccompanied refugee minors in Oraiokastro on second Christmas day. The two were detained after a complaint filed by a 15-year-old Syrian who stays at the camp. Authorities also detained the Syrian teenager … The post Father, 14-year-old son detained for racist attack at unaccompanied minors center appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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Trapped by Thucydides? Updating the Strategic Canon for a Sinocentric Era
Ancient Greek roots run deep in America. “What Athens was in miniature,” Thomas Paine predicted, “America will be in magnitude.” From the beginning of the American experiment, Thucydides’ history of the war between Athens and Sparta provided useful lessons for the nation’s founding fathers. John Adams wrote to his ten year old son, John Quincy, […] The post Trapped by Thucydides? Updating the Strategic Canon for a Sinocentric Era appeared first on War on the Rocks.
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geometric conrete residence in greece by krak. architects overlooks the ionian sea
In search of Ithaca; the mythical Odysseus, washed naked on the island of Phaeacians, today's Corfu. There he received hospitality and supplies by the king's daughter to return to his Ithaca. Casa ...
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The Turbulent Story of GREEKS in South Africa
Chaldeos, who holds a PhD in History from the University of Johannesburg, is among the few GREEK scholars doing research and writing about the ...
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Jennifer Aniston cops resentment over 'Our First Pandemic' Christmas tree ornament
Jennifer Aniston cops resentment over 'Our First Pandemic' Christmas tree ornament. Search for: GREEK City Times. Search for: GREEK NEWS.
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Quick Bites: Vegan Dining Month, the Great Greek and more food news
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill has opened a second location in Henderson at 3552 St. Rose Parkway. The new 2,400-square-foot restaurant is open for lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m.
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Greece Extends Territorial Waters Westwards
Greece territorial waters will be extended further in the Ionian Sea the Greek authorities announced on Sunday with the publication of the presidential decree on the closing of bays and drawing of straight baselines in the western maritime area. The decree affects the maritime area of the Ionian and the Ionian islands up to Cape […] The post Greece Extends Territorial Waters Westwards first appeared on Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece.
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Greek-Turkish crisis – USA and Germany pushing for exploratory talks
What are the three scenarios ahead of possible talks?
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Vaccinations continue for healthcare workers
Front-line staff members at GREECE'S hospitals continue to receive their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine for a second day Monday. Vaccinations will ...
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Garbage truck in Trikala spreading cheer on the roads
Earlier this month, the city of Trikala officially lit up GREECE'S tallest natural Christmas tree for 2020. This year due to the covid-19 pandemic, countless ...
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'Natasa Theodoridou and Friends' spread musical Christmas cheer
With the pandemic looming over this year's holiday season, a number of popular GREEK artists decided to bring the joy to your home with a special ...
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The Big GREEK Bus in Folkestone has expanded to offer wraps on the road
The Big GREEK Bus is a blue double decker located on the town's Harbour Arm, and it has been dishing up halloumi wraps and gyros for a number of ...
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Missing children of Cyprus given final resting place after 46 years
Forty-six years after they were killed, 14 children who fell victim to Greek Cypriot terrorist organization EOKA-B’s violence, they have been given a final resting place.
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Two detained over attack on migrant camp in northern GREECE
... connection with an attack Saturday against the Oreokastro camp which houses migrant and refugee children near Thessaloniki in northern GREECE.
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GREECE gives go-ahead to 2.8 GW of wind, solar plans
Wind turbines in GREECE. Author: Giannis Arvanitakis. December 28 (Renewables Now) - The Greek government has given its nod to investment plans ...
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Greece to extend its territorial waters in Ionian Sea to up to 12 nautical miles
… six to 12 nautical miles, Greek City Times reported. The … Peloponnese. The decree says the Greek government reserves the right to … the Ionian Sea. In future Greece could also extend its territorial … . In the mid-1990s, Greece similarly attempted to extend its …
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COVID-19 vaccination campaign begins in Germany, Greece, Sweden, and other European nations
Brussels, Several European countries have launched their vaccination campaigns against the novel coronavirus, as the first batch of vaccines was distributed among European Union (EU) member states, in ...
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RJ Barrett's big night was perfect response to his poor Knicks outing
The GREEK Freak, who recently signed a contract extension to remain in Milwaukee for five more years, finished with 25 points, 13 rebounds and five ...
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Xronia Polla to Alex Dimitriades, who turns 47 today
GREEK Australian film and television actor, Alex Dimitriades, was born on 28 December, 1973. After making his acting debut in the film 'The Heartbreak ...
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Report: GREEK outfit want Nottingham Forest outcast Miguel Angel Guerrero
According to GREEK outlet Alpha Free Press, the two clubs are negotiating a deal which could see the Spaniard return to Greece. The 30-year-old only ...
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Review of 2020: travel quiz
We couldn’t go far this year but technology has brought us armchair travel as well as news and entertainment. See how much you remember from 2020 Fake news stories about animals abounded in 2020. One tweet that went viral claimed which creatures had been spotted in the canals of Venice? Dolphins Otters Sharks Flying fish This summer, who allegedly pitched a tent in a farmer’s field in Scotland without permission? Michael Gove Preeti Patel Boris Johnson Matt Hancock Dominic Cummings made a surprise trip from his London home to Durham during lockdown 1. Including his eyesight-testing day trip to Barnard Castle (pictured), what was the total mileage for the trip according to Google Maps? 481 miles 531 miles 581 miles 631 miles Which British airline, already struggling prior to the pandemic, entered into administration in March? British Airways easyJet Flybe Virgin Atlantic Rita Ora broke two lockdown rules in November; one for throwing a birthday party, another because she should have been self-isolating anyway after returning from a private gig in which country? Egypt Kosovo Dubai Cyprus Nemonte Nenquimo is an indigenous leader who this year won a Goldman environmental prize for saving 500,000 acres of rainforest from oil extraction. Which South American country is she from? Brazil Columbia Ecuador Peru Sean Connery, who died in October, was the first actor to portray James Bond, in Dr No (1962). Where does most of the film’s action take place? Cuba Jamaica Ibiza Hawaii Which of these cities is NOT closely associated with Diego Maradona, who died in November? Bogota Buenos Aires Mexico City Naples The travel writer Jan Morris, who died this year, was a member of which of these famous teams? The 1947 Kon-Tiki expedition by raft across the Pacific Ocean The Ronnie Scott orchestra (on baritone sax) The England 1966 World Cup-winning squad The 1953 Mount Everest expedition, the first to reach the summit Sally Rooney’s novel Normal People (and this year’s acclaimed BBC adaption) was set partly in Dublin, but lovers Marianne and Connell are originally from which Irish county? Cork Donegal Kilkenny Sligo The Crown sees the royals flit all over the place, but which of these five places is NOT featured in the most recent series? Australia Monaco Mustique New York The Spy Who Came in from the Cold was one of many John le Carré novels successfully adapted for the big screen. Which former country is “the cold”? East Germany Yugoslavia USSR Poland Footage of the almost extinct asprete fish – a species believed to be around 65 million years old (making it a contemporary with the last dinosaurs) and a so-called living fossil – was filmed in a river in which European country in October? Sweden Cyprus Portugal Romania Which city’s zoo this year saw the birth of its first elephant in 138 years? Berlin Tokyo Philadelphia Pretoria A herd of which animal really did venture into Llandudno’s empty town centre during the first lockdown? Friesian cows Fallow deer Kashmiri goats Black Welsh mountain sheep In Christopher Nolan’s would-be blockbuster Tenet, Russian oligarch Andrei Sator had an opulent home in which popular European location? Monte Carlo Lake Geneva Costa Brava Amalfi Coast Monty Python’s Terry Jones directed what is perhaps the group’s most enduring work, The Life of Brian, as well as playing the protagonist’s carping mother. In which country was the film shot? Lebanon Tunisia Spain Jordan A tribute to the NHS by Banksy went on display in a hospital earlier this year in which UK city? Bristol Nottingham Southampton Norwich Which Greek island, made hip by Leonard Cohen and friends, is the setting for Polly Samson’s novel A Theatre for Dreamers? Mykonos Santorini Crete Hydra Which British company, once based in the seaside resort of Margate and still with a visitor centre there, returned to profit in 2020 after a lockdown sales boom? Mulberry Qualcast Hornby Aston Martin 18 and above. Sterling effort. You have hit travel gold 14 and above. Getting closer to travel knowhow greatness, but yet… 7 and above. Could do better (harsh but fair?) 0 and above. I know we can't go anywhere but this is ridiculous Continue reading...
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GREEK Yoghurt Market Trend, SWOT Analysis, COVID-19 Impact, Demand, Forecast 2021-2027
Byhitesh. Dec 28, 2020. GREEK Yoghurt Market Research Report. LOS ANGELES, United States: QY Research has recently published ...
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Greece suffers 53 COVID-19 deaths, 342 infections
Greece's National Public Health Organization (NPHO) said Sunday that 342 persons tested positive for the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), raising the caseload to 135,456. Fifty-three more fatalities ...
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Europe rolls out mass vaccinations in bid to beat Covid-19
In GREECE, the first in line was nurse Efstathia Kampissiouli who flashed a V-sign while being vaccinated and later told Ert TV it was “a great honour for ...
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2008-2009: The years that almost broke the euro
Late in 2009, GREECE announced that its budget deficits were higher than it had officially reported to the European Commission, and it was unable to ...
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Knicks obliterate Bucks as Elfrid Payton goes off
Payton wasn't the only Knick who looked like a new man as “The GREEK Freak” got a heaping of humble pie at the Garden. Even Sunday's backup ...
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GREEK Australian lung cancer patient recovers after new treatment
GREEK Australian Theo Theodosi has undergone a “Benjamin Button” recovery from lung cancer with the help of a new immunotherapy drug.
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Randle, Payton Power Knicks To Rout Of Greek Freak, Bucks
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — Tom Thibodeau’s first victory as Knicks coach came surprisingly easy against a top opponent, as New York routed the Milwaukee Bucks 130-110 on Sunday night. Julius ...
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Xinhua Headlines: Port, pride and promise -- A tale of Piraeus' revitalization
Yet the glory of Piraeus, which roughly means "the place over the passage" and stands as GREECE'S largest port, had been growing leaden for years ...
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A nurse and a nursing home resident the first people vaccinated in GREECE
GREECE'S Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, right, receives an injection with a dose of COVID-19 vaccine, at the Attikon University Hospital in Athens.
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