Commissioner Hahn visits Larissa
European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn visited the Regional Authority of Thessaly in Larisa, as part of his tour of the 13 regions in the country.
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AHI president answers Turkish Cypriot Op Ed piece
The Hill, a newspaper with a focus on the U.S. Congress, published on its website, a guest blog rebuttal authored by American Hellenic Institute (AHI) President Nick Larigakis titled, "Response to Turkish Cypriot's Opinion Piece."
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Algae farm to be listed
"Algae Farms" Company, winner of the 1st Make Innovation Work (MIW) competition organized by the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, is preparing a major step and is to be listed on the Athens Stock Exchange.
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Greece as a wedding destination
Thousands of young couples, mostly from China, India and Russia, but also from Britain and the U.S., come to get married in Greece. This year Santorini, Crete and Rhodes are flooded with couples exchanging vows of loyalty under their unique light.
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Daughter of famous journalist arrested for drugs
Coast guard officers have arrested the daughter of well known journalist Manolis Kapsis in a drug related case. The 22 year old woman was arrested along with her 21 year old friend and flatmate.
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President Papoulias Addresses Democracy Exhibition
Greek President Karolos Papoulias stated during a Parliamentary exhibit on democracy's commencement, "Today is a day of remembrance and great respect to those who fought, were imprisoned, were exiled so as to restore democracy in Greece. Today we honour all of them and is a shining example for all of us, that in times of crisis the flame of freedom and democratic institutions must prevail", as reported by ANA-MPA.
Shacolas Group Plans Large Cypriot Investments
The Shacolas Group in Cyprus is planning to invest approximately 60 million euros within two years, in new and preexisting establishments, according to Parikiaki.
Godfather Shot at Baptism Passes
A newly appointed Godfather, who was shot during his Godchild's christening on Sunday, passed away today according to reports.
Troika Completes Cypriot Assessment
Troika's fifth assessment on Cyprus completed today concerning the nation's bailout program, according to reports.
Greek Bank Deposits Consecutively Increase
For the forth consecutive month, bank deposits in Greece grew, as confirmed by the National Bank of Greece.
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Corinth Receives Globe's Biggest Solar Boat
The Swiss-flagged MS "Tûranor PlanetSolar", which is biggest solar-powered vessel on the globe, arrived in Corinth today, according to reports.
PSIR's Youth Summer School 2014
The Department of Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) of The University of Peloponnese is pleased to announce and invite applications for its first Youth Summer School at its new premises in the seaside town of Kiato.
Mechanically supported invalid dies after her power was cut
A quadriplegic woman aged 56, died yesterday in Nea Chora in the area of Chania, on the island of Crete, because the PPC cut the power at the home.
FinMin blocks real estate transactions for debtors
The Finance Ministry is blocking real estate transactions for owners who have not paid their property taxes in the last five years.