How the world sees Greece
A raft of international broadcasters have picked up Greek and Roman history shows from All3Media International. SBS (Australia), AMC (Central and Eastern Europe), TVO (Canada) and Top TV (New Zealand) have all pre-bought upcoming BBC2 series Meet the Roman ...
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ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greek journalists have walked off the job ahead of a general strike set to disrupt services across the country to protest pension reforms that are part of the country's third international bailout. Wednesday's media strike pulled all ...
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Greece proposed to its creditors on Tuesday raising the top rate of personal income tax to 50 percent in order to avoid increases in social security contributions. The top rate of personal income tax now stands at 42 percent and Athens proposed a raise to 50 percent. The finance ministry expects to raise 300 million
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Almost 6,000 Greek businesses have relocated to Bulgaria in the last two years alone, says the Hellenic Confederation of Professionals, Craftsmen and Merchants (GSEVEE). In addition, about 60,000 Greeks have registered new companies in Bulgaria’s tax offices or opened accounts in Bulgarian banks, said GSEVEE president Giorgos Kavathas on Tuesday. The figures come from an
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It drove people from their own country including a GREEK couple whose search for a better life has brought them to Brisbane. They have a GREEK ...
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Greek agriculture has proved surprisingly resilient, but tax increases now threaten the very survival of farmers.
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Audio for this story from Morning Edition will be available at approximately 9:00 a.m. ET. Thousands of migrants land daily on Greece' shores seeking asylum in Europe. Hundreds don't make it, drowning during the perilous sea voyage. Volunteers, with ...
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