Police bounties old and new
The announcement by citizen protection minister Nikos Dendias bounty of a 4 million euro bounty for terrorists, did not come as a urprise, as bounties have been set before.
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Minister fined for plagiarism
The Athens first instance court decided in August against Adonis and Leonidas Georgiadis, their firm “Elliniki Agogi,” and the firm's director of studies Anna Efstathiou Tziropoulos, who was actually the party responsible for the copyrights infringement.
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Four million euro reward for terrorists
Citizen Protection Minister, Nikos Dendias, speaking to reporters said that the Greek State will offer a reward for the arrest of Christodoulos Xiros and other terrorists.
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Past debts ground Syrian minister in Athens
A Syrian airliner coming from Syria and destined for Switzerland landed for refuelling at Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport.
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Terrorism suspect released
“Conspiracy Of The Nuclei Of Fire” suspect Kostas Sakkas was re-indited six months after his probationary release igniting a debate of civil rights versus national security.
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A new wave of Greek immigrants in NY
Chronos online magazine in its article suggests that a “New Wave of Greeks Flocking to Astoria.” It was recently and with this title that the New York Daily News made widely known a reality that has confronted the neighborhood’s residents for some time now.
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Greek American ambassador to Norway
Greek American businessman Giorgos Tsounis is not a career diplomat, but he is the USA's next ambassador to Oslo, Norway.
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Greek - French Cultural Alliance
The French Institute, the French embassy, the Stavros Niarchos Institute and the French Culture Ministry are cooperating in a massive cultural project in Athens taking place between January and June 2014. The festival is titled “Greece – France – Alliance 2014" and carries numerous music and art performances.
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Police fear Xiros attack
The Greek Police and the Anti-Terrorism squad are on alert after the video and letter sent by fugitive Christodoulos Xiros yesterday.
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Greek Dane killed in Kabul attack
Twenty nine year old Alexandros Petersen, the son of Greek IMF executive Efi Psalida is one of the victims of a latest attack in Kabul.
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Crisis spells more abandoned children
The number of children abandoned at children's hospitals is rising, in what is one of the more disturbing signs of the crisis. Specialized institutions are few, understaffed, and filled to capacity, meaning that newborns stay in hospitals with obvious threats for their health and psychological well being, often in the company of ill children.
Public power supplier owed 1.3 billion euros in unpaid bills
Total debts to the power utility DEH from unpaid bills currently total some 1.3 billion euros, an amount which is growing at an average rate of 4 million euros per day, according to a DEH official statement to Kathimerini newspaper.
Arvanitaki plays Carnegie Hall
The world famous New York Carnegie Hall, which has hosted the most amazing people and memorable events of the world since its opening in 1891, is hosting Greek singer Eleftheria Arvanitaki.
Tsipras' atheism causes "storm in a teacup"
A statement that party chief Alexis Tsipras is an atheist has led to a war of words from political opponents and a flurry of comments on social media.