This passion begins in 1984, in 1996 I established oikotimes as a printed pamphlet and in 2001 as a website turned eventually into Eurovision. The best thing happened is that I got to know some great friends.
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How the world sees Greece
Friday, February 16, 2018
Greece 2018 🇬🇷 it’s Yianna Terzi for Lisbon; NF songs released
WVU halts activities for campus fraternities
A moratorium in 2014 affected all members of GREEK life, and banned any events -- including philanthropy and regular business, without prior University approval. 2014's moratorium came in the wake of the death of Nolan Burch, a WVU freshman who was rushing Kappa Sigma and suffered severe ...
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Greek FM Nikos Kotzias: “Turkey crossed the red line at Imia!”
What he said about Albania & FYROM
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IMF: We are working on the (Greek) debt
The Fund is working towardsa positive impact on the issue of alleviating the Greek debt That was what the International Monetary Fund spokesman Gerry Rice said earlier in the reg
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Bank of GREECE head takes part in World Bank- IMF meeting on climate change
Bank of GREECE (BoG) head Yannis Stournaras will participate in the regional meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank to be held in Lisbon on Friday. The meeting, organised by the Portuguese finance ministry and the Bank of Portugal, will focus on climate change and its ...
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German tourism turns to GREECE, Turkey and Egypt as demand for Spain drops
GREECE continued to grow well last month on top of the previous year's record season, the Traveltainment figures showed. There was a solid 9% growth in bookings to Heraklion airport reflecting good demand for Crete, a slight 2% rise for Rhodes and strong 25% increase for Kos. Demand for Majorca ...
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GREECE'S Piraeus Bank Shortlisted for International Award
GREECE'S Piraeus Bank has been shortlisted for the second year running for an international award in client service. Global Custodian runs an annual survey on agent banks in major and emerging markets and ranks each based on client feedback. Piraeus Bank will find out on Thursday night in London ...
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