September 11, 2024
PM Mitsotakis sharply criticizes Germany’s new measures on immigration
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rebuked the new immigration policy Germany has ann…
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…
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The tragic killing of two policemen by criminals disclosed a series of equipment shortcomings and lack in funding for the DIAS patrol units on motorcycles. Hellenic Police (EL.AS) pinned the Finance Ministry for poor funding as in a statement revealed that 352 motorcycles are in disuse and that there are deficiencies even in …
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Prof. Rogoff: Greece Debt Restructure Inescapable
I have been trying for quite some time to find out why I smoke more in the morning than the rest of the day. Now, I think, I know. Because of the crap and self-repeating news I read in the morning… In fact, I’m fed up with the pressure some …
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US Ass. Sec. Gordon denied military operation against Libya pending – US Fleet piles up
US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Philip Gorden denied that a military operation against Libya was pending. Gordon, currently in Greece, noted that extra US naval assets were ordered to the Mediterranean Sea in order to deal whatever contingencies arise. “We’re simply preparing for what may be …
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Is Animal Abuse in Greece becoming a Felony? Minister in charge opens the door for severe punishment
Will the punishment of animal abusers in Greece be more severe? Will animal abuse finally be a felony? I hardly believed my eyes reading the following news item in Proto Thema. Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food examines in detail the possibility of tougher penalties for cruelty and abuse against animals …
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My Prefect Greek Cheese-Spinach Pies for Lazy!
I think it’s high time to post a food recipe – some blog visitor has even complained that “he will have to eat my Christmas stuff until Eastern” if I don’t add new recipes…. I think his complain reached me four weeks ago lol. On the occasion of possible Carnival …
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A Purrrfect Patriot: Cat stands upright for Greek National Anthem (video)
A male cat, soaked with ultimate patriotic spirit, stands upright to his back legs and stays still upon listening to the Greek National Anthem! I even suspected that at a point, he tried to salute military in order to display outmost respect. If that’s not Purrrrrfect…. Video uploaded in YouTube by stratios1 OK, that’s …
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Greek Cyber-Crime dept prevented 19 suicides in Jan, Feb 2011
The Cyber or Electronic Crime Department of Greek police in Attica prefecture succeeded in preventing 19 suicides attempts that occurred in January and February, the specialized police unit announced. According to the statement the suicide intentions were indicated through the internet, in social media pages or chat rooms and forums. …
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Maria Callas Exhibition in New York, March 02-30
A wonderful exhibition dedicated to world’s most illuminated opera diva Maria Callas will start tomorrow, March 2 in New York City. A collection of 22 stage costumes, 30 pieces of jewelry and 30 rare photographs will be featured at the Italian Cultural Institute of NYC until March 30, 2011. The …
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National Bank-Alpha Bank: Prosecutor probes into possible stocks manipulation
A Greek high rank prosecutor ordered a preliminary investigation into the trading of stocks of the National Bank of Greece and the Alpha Bank. Greece’s Capital Market Commission also ordered an investigation into the same affair, focusing on the period between February 8 and 21, beginning with National Bank’s first approach to …
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Greece riots: New Shocking Video – Police overruns protester, policeman on fire
You all remember the shocking pictures of a policeman on fire, during the riots at the general strike protests in Athens. Now a video taken on February 23, 2011 and uploaded in CNN “ireporter section” and later on YouTube shows what preceded the hurling of a petrol bomb agianst the policeman. …
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Greece: Default or Not Default? Drachma or Euro? Dye or Cut?
The dilemmas on Greece’s debt future seem endless: Default or Not Default? Drachma or Euro? Haircut or Extensions? With terminologies borrowed from a hairdresser parlor around the corner and a bankers’ desk on the 245th skyscraper floor, the whole world is keep talking about Greece’s fiscal course: Survive or Fall. Economists and media are …
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Huffington Post:”What Greece needs now is a new hero” – Oh My!
There is a long, much too long internet article on Huffington Post, advising Greece to find a “new hero”!? In a rather superficial and irrational, if not ‘naive’ and kind of popularized psycho-spiritual approach, Vanessa Andris, first generation Greek-American, seems to ignore the real Greece’s problems of systemic fiscal mismanagement. What …
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PM Mitsotakis sharply criticizes Germany’s new measures on immigration
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rebuked the new immigration policy Germany has announced to implement … Read More » -
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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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