According to Pinar, a recent AC Nielsen retail report showed the firm's labneh – more commonly known as 'GREEK' yoghurt in the west – captured 52% ...
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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Disease experts are sent to GREEK migrant slum near Macedonia as refugees beg for medical help
Disease control experts have been sent to a squalid refugee camp on the GREEK-Macedonian border to help a large number of children and pregnant ...
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The Short Answer GREEK Bailout Retraces a Contentious and Dangerous Route
Greece's bailout inspectors resume talks in Athens on Wednesday to try to unblock the GREEK rescue program. The struggle over GREEK budget targets, ...
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Harvard Pediatrics Professor Kourembanas Honored at Athens Event
The University of Athens’ medical school on Friday honored noted Greek-American medical professor, researcher and pediatrician Stella Kourembanas. Dr. Kourembanas, who emigrated from Greece with her family to the United States at the age of six, is the Clement A. Smith professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and the chief of the division of […]
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Greek Debt Writedown Can't Be Attacked in Germany, Judges Say
Bondholders seeking to topple the 2012 debt writedown ordered by the Greece government cannot use German courts for their attack, a top tribunal ruled. The Federal Court of Justice, Germany’s top court in civil matters, threw out a lawsuit on Tuesday ...
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EU-Turkey migrant deal; how much is Europe ready to pay?
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders are lauding it as a breakthrough; Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu says it's bold; but it is still too early to say whether an in-principle agreement thrashed out between EU and Turkish leaders announced early Tuesday is the answer to all of Europe's refugee woes. In exchange, the EU would accept thousands of Syrian refugees, bringing them in by safe routes and keeping them out of dangerous boats and out of the hands of traffickers. Turkey would take back migrants who are picked up in the Aegean Sea that separates Turkey from Europe or who have arrived in Greece but have not applied for asylum there. The Europeans hope it will bring order to the chaotic migrant movements of recent months and end the unilateral tightening of borders instigated by some countries. The EU had already promised Turkey 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion), fast-track EU membership talks and the swift easing of visa rules for Turkish citizens. On top of that, Turkey has revived a demand for the Europeans to back a "safe area" in northern Syria so that people there would not flee in the first place. Rights group say few are sheltered by the government and that the overwhelming majority are staying with Turkish citizens or living rough.
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Which Greek islands are hit by the migrant crisis? Is Corfu affected?
Is Corfu affected by the migrant crisis? The escalating migrant crisis has put many alarmed holidaymakers off visiting Greece, but the popular Greek island of Corfu is not affected. Corfu and other Ionian islands are unaffected due to their location off ...
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