Greek sex workers are concerned that new health and safety guidelines to protect them and their clients against the coronavirus will harm their business.
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How the world sees Greece
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Leaked: Turkey Developed Plan to Invade Greece and Armenia
Turkey developed a plan to invade Greece during the height of the war in Syria, according to leaked documents. The documents also included plans to inva ...
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Israel And GREECE Sign an Agreement on Cybersecurity Info-Sharing
Israel and GREECE have signed a cooperation agreement on cybersecurity info-sharing. The cooperation agreement, between the Israel National ...
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Air bridges expected with Spain, Greece and Portugal within two weeks
AIR bridges are expected to be agreed with a number of countries including Greece, Portugal and Spain, by the end of the month. The bridges would allow Brits to skip quarantine when arriving back ...
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The Acropolis Museum is turning 11
GREEK: Every Friday at 1 p.m.; English: Every Friday at 11 a.m.; Duration: 50 minutes; Participation: Limited to 10 visitors per session. For registration ...
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Third day of large queues at Bulgarian – GREEK border
The delay was caused by intensified checks by GREEK border authorities, while data of Bulgarian citizens crossing into Greece was entered into the ...
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‘I just need a connection’: the refugees teaching languages across borders
A unique platform lets teachers from Venezuela to Syria to Burundi earn a living teaching their language online Louisa Waugh and Ghaith Alhallak have met for language lessons in seven countries. “We counted it up the other day,” says Waugh, recalling the list of places from which she has video-called Alhallak: Britain, Mali, Senegal and Greece. Alhallak has answered from Lebanon, France and Italy, where he is now studying for a master’s degree in political science at the University of Padua. “You just need a connection,” he says. Continue reading...
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