Athens Car Blast Suspects Identified
Thursday's car bomb eruption outside the Bank of Greece in central Athens, is thought to be instigated by two fugitives on the run.
Remax Estate Agency's Greek Property Survey Results
Remax Estate Agency Network administered a survey regarding Greek properties.
Coney Island Fire Starting Teen Charged with Murder
16-year-old Marcell Dockery has been charged with murder, regarding Sunday's Coney Island fire, that killed a police officer.
Attica Public Transportation Survey Results
The Athens Urban Transport Organization and the Center for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving, conducted a study between February 2012 to 2013's end, evaluating passenger's feedback on Attica public transportation services.
Central Bank Governor's Market Comments
Central Bank Governor Giorgos Provopoulos stated at an American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce event: "Everything now points clearly to the prospect of an exit from the crisis after a long and deep recession".
1st Athens Science Festival
“Bringing Science into everyday life” is the main idea of this Festival, which will include experiments, games, workshops, lectures and debates.
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Taking the fight against corruption a step further
According to a document forwarded to the parliament, working teams focusing on corruption are being established in taxation, customs, public health, strategic investments and public works administrations.
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Angela Merkel's visit ends in praise and admonition
Angela Merkel had only good things to say about the PM's fiscal adjustment efforts. As for structural reforms, she didn't fail to mix her compliments with caution about their continuation.
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Papakostantinou to face justice after Easter
Former finance minister Giorgos Papakonstantinou will be called to appear and answer questions at the special supreme court inquisitor Iosif Talaganidis, on the issue of the Lagarde List, after Easter.
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Fitch's Greek Statement
Today, Fitch confirmed that Greece has a stable outlook, regarding its international bond market return. However, political and economic hazards remain, and it is uncertain how sustainable market admission will pan out.
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Who bought the bonds?
Greece successfully sold five-year bonds yesterday, worth 3 billion euros to investors at a yield of 4.95% and a coupon rate of 4.75%.
Obama Nominates New Health Secretary
Today, President Obama announced his health secretary nomination as Sylvia Mathews Burwell, who currently heads the White House budget office.
Children make largest paper peace dove and break world record
It was the fourth “Olympic Education Day” for students around Greece and 45,000 schoolchildren in the “Kallimarmaron”, the old Olympic Stadium were part of an original idea, worthy of a world record. They decided to construct the biggest paper peace dove and beat the Guinness World record.
German press eyes Merkel visit
The German press are looking at Ms Merkel's visit to Athens through lenses of different hues. Comments are varied, with most commentary on yesterday's Greek bond sale being positive.