Greek Australian Film Festival Awards “Maiden”
The short film Maiden was honored with an award during the Greek Australian Film Festival, directed by Stephen Kararis.
Cypriot President Anastasiades Receives Clean Bill of Health
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades returned to his homeland from Brussels over the weekend, and has been described as being in "very good health" by Government Spokesman Nicos Christoudoulides, according to Parikiaki.
Fitch & Standard and Poor’s Upgrades Cyprus
Two of the world's most reputable credit rating firms, Standard and Poor's and Fitch Ratings, have just upgraded Cyprus.
Storm floods Athens, destroys Nikaia
Today's storm caught Athenians, and authorities, once again, unprepared. In Nikaia, a suburb of Piraeus, the stream traversing the suburb flooded and swept away cars, flooding the suburb, with images presenting scenes of biblical destruction.
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Bank restructuring a must
The IMF has estimated that nearly three-quarters of euro zone banks need to significantly change their business models if they are to meet the demand for credit.
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Military maneuvers to be attended by NATO SG
With the presence of the new NATO Secretary General, Norway's Jens Stoltenberg, the joint exercise “Pyrpolitis 9/14,” will be held Thursday, October 30.
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Lamda Development has faith in greek economy
At a time when some firms are moving shop to other countries, Lamda Development is reinforcing its position on the Greek market.
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Unions call nationwide strike 27 November
The biggest labour unions have called a 24-hour walkout on Nov. 27 to protest against planned layoffs and pension reform demanded by the Troika lenders.
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Teacher attempts suicide in class
Students at a high school in Patras underwent a disturbing incident that shocked them, as a teacher attempted to commit suicide in class.
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Albanians arrested with 10kgw of cannabis
Two Albanian citizens, ages 34 and 31, were arrested yesterday and charged with criminal charges for transportation and commerce of narcotics as well as entering the country illegally.
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Samaras to represent Cyprus in Brussels
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will be representing President of the Republic of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades at the European Council and EPP sessions, where he will present the positions of the Republic of Cyprus.
ELVO assets sell-off
The Greek government has commenced the procedure of selling the assets of Hellenic Vehicle Industry (ELVO), the state-owned land systems producer.
Mihail Tiverios: The tomb was repeatedly looted
"For too many years the Kasta tomb was left to the appetites of antiquities looters, something shown by the major damage," said Academic and Professor Emeritus of Classical Archaeology at the Aristotle University Mihail Tiverios.
Greeks roll back clocks an hour this Sunday
Clocks will have to be set an hour back in the early morning of Sunday 26 October 2014. So bear this in mind when calling friends in Greece.