Although many are hospitalized and can even perish from COVID-19, GREEK tennis ace and anti-vaxxer Stefanos Tsitsipas said he thinks he's a good idea if the ...
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How the world sees Greece
Sunday, August 22, 2021
Tsitsipas Says Young Should Get COVID-19 to Build Immunity
Relief depicting scene of Greco-Persian Wars discovered in Turkey
Figures on the relief show fighting GREEK soldiers beneath the hoofs of the Persian war horses, said archeologist Kaan Iren, who leads the dig site in the ...
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GREEK Food Festival unites the community
"It's a fundraiser. It's also a celebration of our GREEK heritage and it works for us," said Father Stephen Callos. Callos has been with the church for 39 years ...
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Walls spring up on GREEK and Turkish borders in bid to keep Afghan refugees out
GREEK Citizens' Protection Minister Michalis Chrisochoidis said the crisis in Afghanistan, where the Taliban seized the capital a week ago as US troops fled ...
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Bennett meets with GREEK FM
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met with GREEK Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, who is currently visiting Israel. According to the Prime Minister's Office, ...
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Eight Turks on sailboat request political asylum in Greece
The incident happend off the coast of Crete
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FM Yair Lapid Hosts Foreign Ministers of Greece, Cyprus in Jerusalem
"The next time we meet here in Jerusalem, or in Athens or Nicosia, I believe we will be joined by friends from more countries." ...
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Greece completes 40 km border wall with Turkey to deter potential Afghan migrants
Greece said on Friday it had completed a 40-kilometer fence on its border with Turkey and a new surveillance system was in place to stop possible asylum ...
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The Ring of Legendary King Minos: A Tale of Intrigue and Deception
The story of the ring known as the “Ring of King Minos” sounds like a tale made in Hollywood, a mix of ancient Greek history, mythology and a plot involving a poor boy, a cunning priest, an English archaeologist and hidden treasure. The story starts in 1928, when a boy, Michalis Papadakis (1918-1974), found a […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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Covid-19 ICU Admissions, Deaths on the Rise in Greece
Greece announced 1,948 new cases of Covid-19 for the 24-hour period ending 3pm Sunday, as well as 33 deaths, bringing the total of pandemic victims to 13,384. According to the National Public Health Organization (EODY) the number of patients on ventilators was 318 early Sunday afternoon, up from 317 a day earlier and 241 last […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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NASA’s Hubble Captures Galaxy 68 Million Light-Years from Earth
NASA announced on Friday that its Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of a “jewel-bright” spiral galaxy, which is 68 million light-years from Earth. NASA and the European Space Agency published the photo. NASA said in a Friday blog post that it showed NGC 1385, a galaxy in the constellation Fornax. Hubble’s Wide Field Camera […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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Women Own These Stunning New Hotels On The Islands Of Paros And Antiparos
The Cove Paros and The Rooster are both stunning new entries offering the ultimate in luxury in the Greek Cyclades islands.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias’ statement following the trilateral meeting with his Cypriot and Israeli counterparts, Nikos Christodoulides and Yair Lapid (Jerusalem, 22 August 2021)
It is such a great pleasure to be back in Jerusalem today. Last time I was here, in May, there were rockets being fired against Israel. I was the first European Minister to fly here to condemn those attacks and underline Israel’s right to defend itself. Together, in a calmer environment, we discussed with you and with Nikos, ways of enhancing our cooperation, starting with civil protection. And I must take this opportunity, on behalf of the government of Prime Minister Mitsotakis, to thank you deeply, both you and Nikos, for your help during the wildfires in Greece. For the solidarity and the concrete support, you gave us. And I have to say that this is something that has created a very positive element, our cooperation, to address climate change and the results of climate change. I will meet with the Israeli Minister of Energy, Karine Elharrar, afterwards to speak about energy cooperation, interconnectivity, renewables, gas. We can really create a lot of things, beneficial for us, our three countries, for the region and also for Europe. Our objective today was also to find new ways to institutionalize our participation of strategic partners of our trilateral scheme. You mentioned them, thank you.Luckily, they are many. And we believe that other countries eventually will share the same principles with us and the same values with us.And that brings me to the other major issue we addressed today, the extremely worrying developments in the wider region. You, Yair, have termed a phrase: “Circle of Life”. Countries that promote peaceful coexistence, moderation, prosperity, International Law. But unfortunately, we also see a vicious circle contrary to this circle of life. Religious fanaticism, terrorism, an “arc of fundamentalism” spanning from North Africa to the Eastern Mediterranean and going as far as Central Asia and Afghanistan. The Taliban consider Turkey an ally; they made a clear statement that Turkey is a friendly country. And Hamas, very close here, congratulated the Taliban. There are countries in our neighbourhood that, contrary to what we believe is even in the interest of their own societies, try to revive old empires and, even worse, old understandings. Literally buried in the sand of the past.And they’re using many tools. Military incursions in other countries, meddling in the internal affairs of other countries, asymmetrical warfare, proxy warfare. And, of course, sometimes they instrumentalise migration, which is totally unacceptable. Our common effort is that those efforts should never succeed. Our meeting today consists also in an effort to enhance a strong bilateral relation between Greece and Israel. I am particularly happy that I will be received by President Herzog and Prime Minister Bennett later on, as we are facing difficult times ahead and it would be very interesting to hear their views.It is clear for us that the best way to address the problems of today is being together with friends. Building bridges of stability and prosperity for all. Open to all the willing countries in Europe, in the Middle East, in the Gulf and even beyond. Thank you, dear Yair, for your kindness and hospitality.Thank you, dear Nikos, for the climate in our discussion.
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World Insights: Greece faces flood risk in wake of destructive wildfires
ATHENS, Aug. 22 (Xinhua) -- Greece faces imminent flood risk in the areas afflicted by devastating wildfires this summer, a geomorphology expert has warned, calling on residents to improve awareness and their ability to deal with natural disasters. Since the beginning of August, hundreds of wildfires have been burning in Greece in the wake of the country's worst heat wave in the last few decades that left shrubl
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Lapid hosts Greek, Cypriot FMs, hails regional alliance
Speaking at the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid welcomes his Greek and Cypriot colleagues back to Israel and notes that a pragmatic alliance is emerging across the Middle ...
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Greek Government criticises Tsitsipas comments on COVID-19 vaccine
The Greek Government has claimed Stefanos Tsitsipas does not have enough knowledge about COVID-19 vaccines to form an opinion on the topic after he ...
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Missouri Mayor Wants to Give Every Resident $1,000 in Bitcoin
The mayor of Cool Valley, a city in the U.S. state of Missouri, is raising funds in order to give up to $1,000 in bitcoin to all residents in his city. However, Jayson Stewart says he does not want them to sell their bitcoin immediately, noting that when the price of the cryptocurrency is $500,000 […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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More barriers built along Greek, Turkish borders to stem migration from Afghanistan
Some Afghans, who worked for Western organizations, are leaving for Europe, while along the Greek and Turkish borders, more barriers are being built to try and stem immigrants.
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Greek Wildfire Destroys Resin Collectors' Jobs
Resin collectors on the Greek island of Evia have made their living from the dense pine forests surrounding their villages for generations.
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Andros Hits the Greek Island Jackpot
To me, this seemed like a sign that I had finally found a truly Greek island, and not one overrun by foreigners where restaurant menus are translated to three different languages and tourists ...
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Celebrating the 124th anniversary of the GREEK Community of Melbourne
This year's theme revolves around the bicentenary of the 1821 GREEK War of Independence. Dr Stavroula Nikouloudis head of the GREEK studies program at La ...
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COVID: 90% Of Patients Treated In Greece With New Israeli Drug Discharged In 5 Days ...
About 93 percent of 90 patients with severe COVID-19 were treated in various GREEK hospitals with the new Israeli drug developed by a team of researchers at ...
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Stefanos Tsitsipas Why Does He Go To Dressing Room
Stefanos Tsitsipas lost his semifinal in Cincinnati against the German Alexander Zverev, but afterwards the GREEK'S long break after the first set was the ...
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GREEK Wine Featured in USA Today
BOSTON, MA – GREEK wine was featured in USA Today on August 7 along with wine director – and GREEK wine expert – Evan Turner of Krasi Meze and Wine, ...
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Greece, Israel, Cyprus FMs Meet In Jerusalem
The GREEK foreign minister will wrap up his contacts with a meeting with Israel's Defense Minister Benny Gantz. Talks are expected to focus on bilateral ...
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Pregnant Millie Mackintosh displays her blossoming baby bump in bra and joggers
247 News Around The World 247 News Around The World She’s recently returned home from a family holiday in Crete, Greece. And Millie Mackintosh is making the most of her downtime at her London home by stripping down to something more comfortable – her bra and joggers. The 32-year-old expectant mother took to Instagram to showcase her all-white ensemble, and her growing bump. Comfortable: Millie Mackintosh, […] The post Pregnant Millie Mackintosh displays her blossoming baby bump in bra and joggers appeared first on 247 News Around The World.
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The Priest Who Lost His Church in the Massive Fire of Evia, Greece
The destruction of an old Greek Orthodox church in Kokkinomilia was one of the many sad losses Evia has suffered after the fires that ravaged the island. Villages were evacuated and left to the infernos, hundreds of houses were destroyed, leaving whole families homeless, and hundreds of thousands of acres of forest land were burned. […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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Greece Completes 40-km Fence at Border with Turkey
Greece completed earlier in the week a 40-km (25 mile) fence on its border with Turkey and a new surveillance system was in place to stop possible asylum seekers from trying to reach Europe following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. Greece is looking to prevent a recurrence of the events in 2020, when thousands of […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Visits for the First Time Autocephalous Church of Ukraine
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew arrived for the fist time on Saturday at the autocephalous Church of Ukraine and participated in festivities celebrating the 30th anniversary of the country’s declaration of independence. On Saturday, Patriarch Bartholomew I and the leader of the new Orthodox Church of Ukraine, Metropolitan Epiphanius I, together conducted a liturgy in Kyiv’s St. […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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The Story of Demeter and Persephone
Like many stories of Greek mythology the Persephone’s descent into the realm of Hades, and her emergence from it, has resonances in contemporary arts, most especially the notion of death and rebirth. By Chris Mackie The student of Greek mythology is often struck by the fact that some gods and goddesses have extensive roles in […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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‘We are destroyed’: Greek islanders say cost of wildfires will stretch far into the future
… produced 60 percent of Greece’s honey, an industry … village was during the Greek civil war in the … approaching, we were terrified”. Greece Wildfires Resin Collectors (Copyright 2021 … of firefighters. (Bel Trew)Greece’s prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis …
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The Women of Troy by Pat Barker review – a Troy story for the sisterhood
Moving from Homer to Virgil, Pat Barker’s second feminist reboot of the classics is a stirring adventure set amid a misogynist dystopia Pat Barker’s previous novel, _The Silence of the Girls_, retold the _Iliad _from the point of view of one of its minor characters, Briseis, a Trojan captive squabbled over by the Greek invaders who are Homer’s principal focus. By relentlessly spelling out the original myth’s grislier implications, Barker transformed a supernatural tale of wartime heroism into an ultra-realistic hellscape of female subjugation. Amid near-unanimous critical approval, a rare note of dissent was struck by the author and classicist Natalie Haynes, whose stealthily territorial _Spectator_ review marked down Barker for her “clunky anachronisms”; Haynes, it turned out, had her own feminist reboot of the _Iliad _(2019’s_ A Thousand Ships_) in the works. And yes, while _The Silence of the Girls_ can jar, not least in its determinedly 21st-century register (“reaching out”, “a real nightmare”), you couldn’t help feel that Barker had long priced in such quibbles when she set out to remake her source anew simply by dint of being as blunt as possible. It isn’t only a matter of the pungent dialogue, all “bollockings” and “gobshites”, Homer as told by Father Jack. Witness the opening to her new novel, a sequel drawn from the _Aeneid_. Airlessly crammed into their wooden horse, the Greeks are biding their time outside the gates of Troy, ready to settle unfinished business; but imagine if someone needed a shit? Such questions underpin all Barker’s effects in these books, and generate horror as well as bathos; I lost count of how many times the narrator, introducing women seized in the city’s ensuing fall, draws attention to bruised necks, wrists and mouths. The story largely unfolds as the Greeks wait to return home, bickering over the finer points of martial etiquette. Again Briseis narrates, recounting her late teens at a distance of 50 years. Present-tense segments in the third person cut at intervals to male secondary characters who, in their own ways, also find themselves wilting under macho honour codes, most importantly the young fighter Pyrrhus, overshadowed by his father, Achilles, now five months dead. Continue reading...
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Coronavirus live news: UK public to be offered antibody tests for first time
Some people who test positive will be sent antibody tests in scheme to measure body’s response to different variants * UK scientists look at halving boosters to save vaccine for rest of the world * Tennessee radio host who criticised vaccine efforts dies of Covid * Cuba’s health system buckles under strain of overwhelming Covid surge * Wuhan lab leak theory more about politics than science * See all our coronavirus coverage 10.49am BST Scientists in BRITAIN are examining whether smaller doses of Covid vaccine could be used as part of booster programmes, amid hopes that the approach could also increase the supply of jabs across the world. The use of so-called “fractional doses” has been proposed as a way of ensuring that precious supplies can immunise as many people as possible in parts of the world where there are shortages, while still providing high levels of protection from the virus. Related: UK scientists look at halving boosters to save vaccine for rest of the world 10.29am BST The GREEK government has reiterated its pledge to avoid shuttering the economy again this autumn, saying it will instead seek to curb cases through the use of Covid passes for hospitality venues. Unvaccinated people will be unable to sit indoors in venues including restaurants, cafes, bars, theatres and cinemas, while those who have been inoculated will be required to show proof of vaccination. Continue reading...
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Two More GREEKS Evacuated from Afghanistan Arrive to Greece
ATHENS -- A GREEK citizen working in Afghanistan is expected to arrive in Athens via London, according to diplomatic sources, on Saturday, at 23.00.
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Greece Extends Covid-19 Rules for Domestic Flights to the Greek Islands
Greek authorities have extended the rules for passengers traveling on domestic flights from the mainland to the Greek islands and vice versa.
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Italian, Greek & Japanese Food Find a Common Ground at 'Outlandish'
Does your food fantasy ever take you to a paradise of cuisines that are all fused with one another? Well, it never took us there but this food delivery service is. We’ve heard about some chefs ...
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Fikos: Painter Of The Largest Mural In GREEK And Byzantine Art History
Through the years my art evolved towards ancient GREEK art, Hellenistic painting and modernism with influences from many different arts such as ancient Egyptian ...
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China’s Cosco Tightens Grip on Piraeus Port by Raising Stake to 67%
A Greek court gave this week the go-ahead for China’s Cosco to increase its stake at the Piraeus Port by 16% and extend its contract by five years for the company to complete the investments it has undertaken to make. The ruling by the Greek Court of Audit means that the Chinese multinational increases its […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
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Afghan crisis: Hundreds protest against Taliban, Pakistan in Greece
With Afghanistan plunging into a crisis, hundreds of people including numerous Afghans held a protest rally in Thessaloniki city of Greece against the Taliban and Pakistan.
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Fearing renewed refugee influx, Greece erects wall along Turkey border
Greece has also installed a new surveillance system along its border with Turkey, the Reuters news agency reported, adding that the country is taking all measures to alert its border forces, making ...
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Greece: Forest fire destroys jobs of pine resin collectors
For generations, residents in the north of the Greek island of Evia have made their living from the dense pine forests surrounding their villages. Tapping the ubiquitous Aleppo pines for their resin, ...
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GREEK police arrest 14-year-old teenager who admits to starting wildfires
A 14-year-old teenager arrested by GREEK police this week has admitted to intentionally setting several fires, the youth said to investigators that he liked ...
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This Eatery Fuses Italian, Greek & Japanese Food with One Another
Does your food fantasy ever take you to a paradise of cuisines that are all fused with one another? Well, it never took us there but this food delivery service is. We’ve heard about some chefs ...
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Terumi Kai: Teaching Japanese To GREEK Language Speakers (in Just Two Months ...
Born in Tokyo, Japan, Terumi holidayed in Crete in 2009, where she fell in love with the food, the nature and landscape. So much was her love for the GREEK ...
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Former official Nicholas Burns nominated as Ambassador to China
WASHINGTON D.C.: Veteran diplomat Nicholas Burns, formerly Under-Secretary of State from 2005 to 2008 under President George W. Bush, has been nominated to become U.S. Ambassador to China. Burns, a retired foreign service officer and former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and Greece, will be a change from current nominees to China, as he is a career professional, and not a politician. The post of ambassador has r
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Tag: Greek language online
Little wonder that Terumi Kai is creating a Greek media storm as the women who is teaching Japanese to Greek language speakers in as little as two months.
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LSU sororities and fraternities overwhelm COVID test site
Abbie-Grace Milligan, GREEK senior and vice president of student government, said she got an email at noon Thursday instructing her to get tested at one of ...
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GREEK Australian woman dies after being hit by truck
Even though the female pedestrian is yet to be formally identified by the authorities, she is a member of the GREEK-Australian community.
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Istanbul patriarch visits Ukraine to mark independence day
Fener GREEK Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I arrived in Ukraine to participate in festivities celebrating the 30th anniversary of its declaration of ...
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How GREEK Are You? Take The Quiz
There are just so many things that define GREEKS and growing up in a typical big, fat GREEK family. You think you are GREEK and up on all the cultural trends?
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