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How the world sees Greece
Friday, March 28, 2014
Economic Green Shoots Are Emerging In Greece
By George Georgiopoulos ATHENS (Reuters) - On a cold day in January, car dealer Dimitris Antonopoulos handed over the keys of a brand new, white Jaguar worth 122,000 euros ($167,600), the first one sold in Greece in more than a year amid signs ...
New Multi-Bill Changes Greek Market
Greek ReporterNew Multi-Bill Changes Greek MarketGreek ReporterThe new multi-bill which will be filed today in the Greek House of Parliament as a matter of urgency is expected to bring significant changes to the Greek market. The bill consists of three main articles. Its voting is a prerequisite for the ...New Greek austerity bill angers neighborhood stores as market rules face overhaulFox Newsall 28 news articles »
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Greece's Alpha Bank sells bulk of new shares to US, British investors
KathimeriniGreece's Alpha Bank sells bulk of new shares to US, British investorsReutersAlpha, Greece's fourth-largest lender, issued new shares to buy back 940 million euros of preferred shares from the government and cover a 262-million euro capital shortfall revealed in a stress test by the central bank earlier this month. "The 1.2 ...Greece's Draft bill will open the way for Eurobank's planned capital increaseBalkans.com Business Newsall 9 news articles »
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UN's top human rights body renews investigation of suspected rights abuses in North Korea
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UN renews North Korea human rights investigation
Associated Press - 28 March 2014 08:45-04:00
GENEVA (AP) — An international investigation that found suspected crimes against humanity and other abuses in North Korea has been renewed for another year, after a testy exchange between diplomats for the communist nation and the United States.
The U.N.'s 47-nation Human Rights Council on Friday approved the resolution, sponsored by the European Union and Japan, on a vote of 30-6, with 11 abstentions.
Greece's U.N. Ambassador Alexandros Alexandris, speaking for the EU, said nations are "gravely concerned" by suspected crimes discovered so far.
But North Korea's U.N. envoy So Se Pyong said the resolution's sponsors had turned the council "into a stage of political confrontation."
The head of the U.S. delegation, Paula Schriefer, interrupted the North Korean envoy repeatedly to complain he was straying off-topic and inappropriately accusing other nations of crimes.
News Topics: General news, Human rights and civil liberties, Criminal investigations, Social issues, Social affairs, Law and order, CrimePeople, Places and Companies: North Korea, East Asia, Europe, Asia
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Greek History Classes at the University of Queensland
Alastair Blanshard, professor at the University of Queensland presented a lecture entitled “Explorations of Beauty and Desire in Ancient Greece” during the Greek history and culture seminars held by the Greek community of Melbourne on ...
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Olympiakos Knocks Off Malaga, 80-63
European basketball champion Olympiakos ran way from Unicaja Malaga for the fourth time this season, beating the Spanish team 80-63.
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More Signs Of Greek Recovery
More statistics are showing that the faltering Greek economy will likely begin a recovery this year and that a third bailout won't be needed.
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