Die Welt: stock market bursts Samaras' bubble
An article in today's Die Welt focuses on the still “incurable” sores of the Greek economy and what transpired last week with the Athens stock market “crash.”
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Venizelos denounces Turkish provocations
The dispatch of the research vessel "Barbaros" by the Turkish Navy in the EEZ of Cyprus, as well as the proclivities of the Turkish Navy in Greek territorial waters have finally resulted in a statement from foreign minister, and government vice president Evangelos Venizelos.
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Okeanos launched following refit
It took a decade to complete work so the submarine "Okeanos" of the Hellenic Navy would be fit and ready to launch to scour the Aegean. The Type 209 submarine joined the Navy fleet in 1978, but the upgrading works started in 2004 and was completed this year.
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Leftist unionist spends union funds on personal luxuries
A Lexus 3000 cc, worth 67,000 euros was the mode of transport for the president of Pan-Hellenic Confederation of Unions of Agricultural Co-operatives (PASEGES), according to data in the findings of of comptrollers from the state accounting office, tendered in parliament, yesterday by the deputy agriculture development minister Paris Koukoulopoulos.
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Arab-Hellenic center for Culture & Civilization vandalized
According to a Facebook post by the Muslim Association of Greece, racist vandals have defaced the Arab-Hellenic center for Culture & Civilization in the Athens neighborhood of Moschato.
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Amphipolis mosaic to be restored
Archaeologist are confident that they will be able to restore a large portion of the damaged area of the mosaic recently uncovered in the Kasta tomb in Amphipolis.
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Athenian beer bar among the best in the world
After extensive research, Zach Mach, a beer bar owner from East Village, NYC, listed the best beer bars in the world, including Athens' The Local Bar among them.
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Economist Kate Raworth to speak at TEDxAthens
Economist Kate Raworth, an economist focused on the rewriting of economics to fit today's realities will one of the key speakers at the 2014 TEDxAthens.
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Bonds stabilizing
A possible further ECB stimulus created a barrier against a steeper rise in periphery yields, which stabilized a sharp sell-off, caused by the Greek yields crisis.
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The last of the Aegean Corsairs
The Hellenic Air Force (HAF), organized a ceremony for the withdrawal of the A-7 Corsair II aircraft, of 116 Combat Wing at Araxos Air Base, today, after 39 years of presence in the Greek skies.
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Foreign ministry issues demarche to Albania
Greece issued a demarche to Tirana yesterday asking the Albanian government to condemn the incidents that took place at the Greek minority village of Dervitsani.
Σε κρίση η σεξουαλική ζωή των Ελλήνων
Βαρόμετρο της καρδιαγγειακής υγείας ανδρών και γυναικών, αλλά και «καθρέφτη» της ψυχικής τους υγείας, αποτελεί η σεξουαλική τους ζωή.
Chinese interest for Greek privatizations
The meeting between the Greek and the Chinese PMs reaffirmed Chinese interests in Greek privatization efforts.
Seeking sucor in Brussels
The Greek government is discussing a change of course after markets blocked its strategy for exiting the memorandum and withdrawing from IMF tutelage. According to information, Athens is getting ready to ask Brussels for a statement of support , within the next few days, to call down markets.