How the world sees Greece
WestConn Grad Awaits Call To Play Baseball For Greece The Daily Voice Tsingerliotis, who played for the men's soccer team at WestConn in Danbury, was selected for the 2012 Greek national team after a successful tryout in Athens. He had a batting average of more than .300 for Spartakos Glyfadas, a leading team in Greece's ... |
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Search for Diggers' remains at battle site in Greece Sydney Morning Herald The battle occurred in northern Greece in April 1941. A local resident first pointed out the site of the dig to a delegation of Australian veterans, who were attending a wreath-laying ceremony in the town in 1991. Victorian RSL historian Keith Rossi, a ... |
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Is Greece on the right track after all? CNBC.com In a rare piece of good news for Greece, euro zone officials approved the transfer of 4 billion euros ($5.3 billion) of funding on Friday, leading analysts to claim that – although there is a tough road ahead – the worst is over for the embattled ... |
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Greece Reintroduces Forced HIV Testing, Arrests As Rate Of Disease Grows ... Huffington Post Greece has reintroduced forced HIV testing in an effort to curb the growing rate of disease in the country. According to Human Rights Watch, the controversial law allows for the arrest and detention of those suspected of being HIV-positive. In the ... |
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Tourism picks up in Greece, but without the Greeks Deccan Chronicle Foreign tourists are finding their way back to Greece's islands and ancient ruins, offering a rare boost to an economy contracting for the sixth year running. Arrivals are on the up again after dismal 2012 figures but domestic tourism is at a ... |
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Greece Wins 2.5 Billion-Euro Aid Loan, Buying Time in Crisis Bloomberg After the July payments, Greece is scheduled to receive an additional 500 million euros from the European Financial Stability Facility and to recoup the same amount from profits made by euro-area central banks on Greek bonds in their portfolios. |
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Economic Times | Report: Germany Rules out 2nd Debt Cut for Greece ABC News Germany's finance minister has categorically rejected a second writedown of Greek debt. Wolfgang Schaeuble told weekly Bild am Sonntag in an interview that Greece would continue to receive support beyond 2014 if needed and provided the country meets ... Germany's Schaeuble set to stay center stage in euro crisis |
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