September 11, 2024
Residents, tourists evacuated as big fire is raging in Platanias by Chania
A big wildfire has been raging in Platanias by Chania on the island of Crete on Wednesday. The fire …
September 11, 2024
10 in 100 infants up to age of 3 are victims of abuse, says Greek Medical University
One in 10 children aged up to 3 years who arrive at the children clinics of the National Health Syst…
September 11, 2024
Schools in Greece start with traditional, religious ceremony
Thousands pupils and students gathered in Greece’s school courtyards on Wednesday for the trad…
September 10, 2024
Storm ATENA: Updated Weather Warning for Greece
Greece’s National Meteorological Service EMY issued an updated Emergency Bulletin of Hazardous…
September 10, 2024
Flash-floods in central Athens as storm ATENA hits Greece (videos)
Storm ATENA: Fifteen to twenty minutes of rainfall were enough to flood the streets on Greek capital…
September 10, 2024
Greek driver shot and arrested by Turkish police at the border (video)
A Greek driver was shot and arrested by Turkish police at the Ipsala border station in Evros on Tues…
September 10, 2024
Inflation in Greece rises to 3% in August
Inflation in Greece rose to 3% in August compared to 2.7% in July and 2.7% in August 2023, the Greek…
September 10, 2024
Greece offers Golden Visa also for investment in start-ups
Greece will offer Golden Visa not only for investment in real estate but also for Greek startups, Pr…
September 10, 2024
Swimming ban in broader Volos area lifted
The Central Port Authority of Volos announced on Monday the lifting of the swimming ban at beaches i…
September 9, 2024
Greece bans new short-term leases in three Athens districts (list)
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced over the weekend a ban on new short-term leases license…
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What is a Greek family worth, if mom, dad and kids cannot swim in the sea? Already in the 1980’s Andreas Papandreou* launched the slogan of Greek summer identity: “Swimming for the Common People!” (Τα μπάνια του λαού). A socialist concept for summer where every Greek, especially low-income families, had the right to affordable summer …
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Economist: “Tempted Angela?” – Merkel Contemplates On How to Break Up the Euro
Is German Chancellor Angela Merkel trying to save the euro? Despite German claiming so, The Economist believes rather the opposite. That Merkel is trying to break up the euro. Angela Merkel is been featured contemplating on the euro future – next to her a bottle of whiskey and a cup of …
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ECB-Draghi Calls On Bailout Countries to Further Lower Minimum Wages
Mario Draghi, head of European Central Bank found the solution to to production, especially in the bailout countries of the Euro Zone. “Urgent need to improve competitiveness and have labour forces work for dumping prices through further lowering the minimum wages” is the magic formula proposed by the ECB-chief. In the monthly …
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Roubini: Greece to Exit Eurozone, Government to Collapse 2013
Nouriel Roubini, the famous economic guru with the grim, Kassandra-style forecasts made a prediction: In 2013, Greece will exit the Euro and Samaras’ government will collapse. Multi-conference talker and frequent-flyer Roubini did not bother to write his arguments on the issue, he just twitted the summary of his well-worked out thoughts. Roubini : …
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Ex PMs & Parliament Speakers Still Enjoy An Army of Employees
I am afraid, Greeks’ nerves undergo tiring endurance tests on a daily basis. The recent news story of Parliament Speaker Vyron Polydoras who used the position he kept for two days in order have his daughter hired at his office is the latest cause for journalist to start digging to old Parliament …
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As Recession Deepens, Greece Seeks the “Big Foreign Investor” To Change the Negative Atmosphere
Where is the Big Foreign Spender to invest in Greece and change the pessimistic and negative atmosphere? Where is the One who will let capital flow in the debt-ridden country and restore the image of bureaucratic and entrepreneurship-hindering Greece? Where is the foreign Goldfinger who will turn Greece into a trust-worthy country with …
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EOPYY Doctors To Charge Insured Patients (Aug 20-Sept2/2012)
Private doctors collaborating with Greece’s National Organization for Health Care Provision (EOPYY), decided to stop offering their services on credit and charge insured patients. This so called “warning mobilization” will be implemented from August 20th to September 2nd, 2012. With the action called “work retention”, doctors want to put under pressure the …
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Greece Breaks New Record. In …Unemployment!
Unemployment successfully managed to break a new record and climbed up to 23.1% in May 2012. According to Greek Statistics Authority (ELSTAT), unemployment in May 2012 rose to 23.1% from 22.6% a month earlier. In comparison unemployment was 16.8% in May 2011. The total number of jobless Greeks is 1,147,372 men …
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Tough Times for Greek Patients as Doctors, Pharmacists Plan Boycotts – Again!
The situation is getting out of control here. Greece seems unable to pay its obligations to personnel and suppliers in the health care, doctors and pharmacists are getting ready to boycott patients’ access to health care. Private doctors want to suspend their work contracts with Greece’s National Organization for Health …
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“EU Source” Claims No €31-Billion Bailout Tranche Before October
The notorious but anonymous “EU source” spoke again. And said that Greece would not receive the €31-billion bailout tranche before upcoming October. Greece has been expecting to receive the financial aid in September, but the EU source claimed Greece’s lenders won’t give any green light to the tranche, before the Eurogroup meeting in …
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Juncker: “Some Greek Newspapers See Merkel as Late Heiress of the Nazis”
Is this some kind of avantgarde humor from Luxembourg? The country’s prime minister and head of the Euro group, Jean Claude Juncker told German public broadcaster WDR, that “some Greek newspapers treat German chancellor Angela Merkel as if she were the successor of the Nazis. Juncker was speaking about Greece when he …
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Greek Government Crisis No 2: The Hot Potato of “Labour Reserve”
Greece’s three-party coalition government faces a new test. The cohesion of Samara’s government is under strong pressure due to some measures essential to reach the volume of 11.5 billion euro spending cuts. Precisely the issue of “labour reserve” in the public sector threatens to bring Greek government into falling apart. Two junior government …
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Schools in Greece start with traditional, religious ceremony
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SYRIZA to elect new leader in November
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EU buys too much defense equipment abroad, especially from US, report says
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Train drags woman for 50m; she was trapped between doors during disembarkation
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PM: “Greece in 2027 will be a much better country where Greeks can look forward to a better life”
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SYRIZA falls victim to Kasselakis’ Ego: Greece’s main opposition ousts its leader
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“High Prices make their rounds, like the flu, go away,” claims Greece’s fatalist FinMin
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Tilos mayor rebukes Greek tourist shouting “throw refugees into the sea!”
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Ecumenical Patriarchate proposes Orthodox and Catholics celebrate Easter together
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59% of young doctors want to leave Greece, 56% of citizens dissatisfied with health services as system collapse
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Poll: Ruling ND flies low, winners are small left and nationalist parties
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Inflation in Greece rises to 3% in August
Inflation in Greece rose to 3% in August compared to 2.7% in July and 2.7% … Read More » -
Greece offers Golden Visa also for investment in start-ups
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Energy prices: Joint initiative in Europe by Greece, Romania & Bulgaria
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Thessaloniki Metro to launch on November 30, says Infrastructure Minister
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Greek gov’t keen to reverse ongoing brain drain into brain gain