How the world sees Greece
My love affair with Greece began when my oldest son, Christopher, landed a job with a new orchestra in Athens more than 20 years ago. He married a wonderful Greek woman and I now have two Greek grandchildren. We built a house together in the Peloponnese ...
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Greeks will elect a new government on Sunday, and the new prime minister could be a charismatic leftist named Alexis Tsipras, a boyish ...
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Greek elections could rattle markets in coming days, but the ECB's bond-buying plan may ease some of the Athens-related concerns.
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Left-wing SYRIZA leads with 7% difference ahead of Nea Dimokratia. In one of the last polls published Friday evening, that is two days before the elections, SYRIZA receives 33.5%, while Nea Dimokratia remains around 26.5%, in another poll SYRIZA is at 33.4% and ND at 26.7%. While the win of […]
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ATHENS — Opinion polls published on the last day of campaigning before general elections in Greece show the left-wing Syriza party has increased its lead over the governing conservatives, but would still need to form a coalition government. Five surveys published late Thursday and Friday give Alexis Tsipras’ Syriza an advantage of between 5.2 and […] The post Final Polls Before Election Show SYRIZA Gains appeared first on The National Herald.
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Surpassing the star power of her father, soap opera actor John Aniston, and even Godfather, Telly Savalas, Jennifer Aniston is unquestionably the best-known Greek-American actor – male or female – of our time and possibly of all time. Yet the role for which she is most recognized and cherished, Rachel Green on the iconic sitcom […] The post Jennifer Aniston Has Moved On But is She Rid of Rachel? Nuh-Uh! appeared first on The National Herald.
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Two years since the country's last elections, and more than four years since it was first bailed out by the EU-ECB-IMF troika of lenders, Greece goes to ...
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