How the world sees Greece
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy defended Greece's tough bailout program and fellow Conservative Premier Antonis Samaras. The post Spain’s Rajoy Backs Colleague Samaras appeared first on The National Herald.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's radical leftist Syriza party is maintaining a steady lead of over 3 percentage points ahead of the ruling conservatives 11 days before parliamentary elections on Jan. 25, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday.
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… party, which wants to cancel Greek debt-cutting efforts and renegotiate its … 's plan to abandon Greece's obligations under its … whoever wins the election in Greece will have to stick to … the two leaders, Syriza said Greece would soon have a government …
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After the shocking events that occurred in France over the last week, starting from the terrorist attack in Charlie Hebdo that resulted in the death of 12 people, Europeans have started expressing their fear about what will come next. People are concerned that the attack will lead to Muslim targeting. In the wake of these incidents, people across the world are once again considering all Islam believers as potential terrorists. Several Islamophobic organizations, such as PEGIDA in Germany, are trying to take advantage of this fact. According to 2010 data released by PEW Research Center and presented in a recent AFP publication, there are approximately 500,000 Muslims currently living in Greece, representing 4,7% of the population. Meanwhile, the percentages in other Balkan countries are even higher. In Kosovo, there 7.4 million Muslim citizens that translates to 91.7% of the population, in Albania the percentage reaches 82.1%, in Bosnia and Herzegovina 41.6%, in FYROM 34.6%, in Montenegro 18.5% and in Serbia 3.7%. Furthermore, according to PEW, France has the biggest Muslim population outside the Balkans with 4.7 million Muslim citizens, representing 7.5% of the total population. In 1990, Muslims accounted for 4.1% of Europe’s population, while in 2010 the figure rose to 6%. PEW estimates that they will reach 8% by 2030.
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LONDON – Was that a “Greek Freak’’ guarantee, British style? Giannis Antetokounmpo, the young Bucks small forward, is certain of two things: his brother Thanasis will soon be signed by...
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Greek Cyprus will put the trade name and logo of now-defunct state carrier Cyprus Airways up for sale after the airline suspended operations on Jan. 9, officials said on Wednesday. Cash-starved Cyprus Airways was shut down after the European Commission ...
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Moseley said it was Reeder who discovered a decade ago there was a need for a better Greek food service after enduring years of poor food quality, ...
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