Turkey, Greece wary of territorial waters claims Southeast European Times Recent and highly publicised gas finds in the eastern Mediterranean between Israel and Cyprus, coupled with cash-strapped Greece's eagerness to better exploit natural resources, has thrust the question of exclusive economic zones into the spotlight. |
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Turkey, Greece wary of territorial waters claims
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Greece's middle class feels the pain
Shops in Greece are folding by the day. Many Greeks are unemployed, while others work for half the pay and those who can, leave the country. The economic crisis is draining its middle class financially.
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Save Hellas, buy Greek
![]() euronews | Save Hellas, buy Greek euronews Though the word crisis may be Greek in origin, the solution to the economic stagnation may be found in the Mediterranean country too. George Baltas, a professor at Athens University of Economics and Business explains that, “the more you use the Greek ... Greek PM To Visit Qatar To Discuss Investment |
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Rogoff Says Europe Must Put Greece in 'Outer Orbit' to Save Euro
Rogoff Says Europe Must Put Greece in 'Outer Orbit' to Save Euro Bloomberg Harvard University economics professor Kenneth Rogoff said Europe's single currency can survive if member states form a closer political union and leave countries like Greece in an “outer orbit.” “My best guess is, the euro stays but not everyone ... |
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Greek opposition ‘prepared for a battle’
On many fronts, Europe’s financial troubles are ebbing, and if the forecasters at the European Central Bank, the World Bank,and the International Monetary Fund have it right, the euro zone should pull out of recession by the second half of the year.
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Greek opposition “prepared for a battle”
Greek opposition “prepared for a battle” Washington Post On many fronts, Europe's financial troubles are ebbing, and if the forecasters at the European Central Bank, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund have it right, the euro zone should pull out of recession by the second half of the year ... |
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Greece hosted fewer international travelers in 2012
![]() Kathimerini | Greece hosted fewer international travelers in 2012 Kathimerini Fewer visitors travelled to Greece from Poland, France, Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy and Holland, for instance, while there was an increase in tourist arrivals from Britain and Russia. German tourists topped the list of visitors (13.1 percent ... German Tourists Will Not Visit Greece |
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