How the world sees Greece
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Wednesday the Greek revolution and subsequent independence is the "spiritual child of Enlightenment" on which the modern state was formed and that the country has to fight to achieve its aims. "Today we remember that ...
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For the first time since 2011, Greeks celebrate Independence Day and enjoy the school students and military parades without barriers. The new Greek government decision to remove barriers and allow people to attend the parades at close range has a strong symbolism aiming to demonstrate that neither the government is […]
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Thousands of Greeks have lined a main central Athens avenue despite rain to watch the country's annual Independence Day military parade, with ...
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There are plenty of reasons to eat Greek yogurt, but not everyone loves it plain – and flavored yogurts can be crammed with nearly a day's worth of ...
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(Bloomberg) -- German bonds advanced, pushing 10-year yields toward a record low, as concern grew that Greece's solvency will erode further after ...
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He didn't get any money, but Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' visit to Berlin to meet Chancellor Angela Merkel has restored some goodwill.
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Unless international aid is released or another solution can be found, Greece will be broke on March 30 and unable to meet its obligations.
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