How the world sees Greece
Earlier this week, Greece finally exited its eight-year long bailout programme, under which its economy was kept under financial life support by other European countries, the International Monetary Fu...
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The Premier League side suffered a 3-1 loss to Olympiakos in their Europa League qualifying play-off first leg. Burnley boss Sean Dyche was left questioning the referee’s decisions to award the hosts ...
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Greece is a nature of stone-cold degenerate gamblers, according to the government’s latest statistics. Figures released Thursday by the Gaming Supervision and Control Commission (EEEP) showed Greek ci...
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Fan was not seriously injured and required stitches to a leg wound in Athens The fan required stitches to a leg wound but was not seriously injured. Three more supporters were robbed in Athens before ...
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• Olympiakos 3-1 Burnley • Chris Wood scores penalty; Gibson sent off after second yellow Burnley need a big comeback at Turf Moor after a defeat by Olympiakos that was compounded by Ben Gibson’s sending off. Chris Wood’s 33rd-minute penalty pulled the Clarets level in the first leg of their Europa League qualifying play-off after Kostas Fortounis had scored with a free-kick in the 19th minute. Olympiakos regained the lead through Andreas Bouchalakis’s header three minutes after half-time and Fortounis then converted a penalty on the hour to extend the Greek side’s advantage. Continue reading...
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The wind was kicking up a fair amount of dust, the sun was pretty fierce, and the crowds seemed daunting. But it still felt incredible to be standing alongside the Parthenon and the other ancient buil...
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Greece, N.Y. (WHAM) - Instead of buying their own school supplies for the 2018-2019 school year, some students at Greece Odyssey will be getting them for free. Students in grades 6 through 10 will rec...
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