Tax Official Arrested for Bribery
The head of the 4th Tax Bureau (DOY), in Exarhia, Athens, has been arrested and is facing charges for passive bribery, by the internal affairs bureau of Greek police (ELAS).
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Stamati Taken to Psychiatric Hospital
Vicky Stamati, the wife of Akis Tsohatzopoulos, was rushed to a psychiatric hospital, urgently yesterday, after an apparent breakdown.
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Festival Begins at St. Nicholas of Flushing
Translation By Lisa Darilis
The community of St. Nicholas of Flushing, NY will be having its festival beginning tonight, Thursday, October 10th, and will be running until Sunday, October 13th.
- Written by New Greek TV Staff
Sprite Cures Hangovers
Translation By Lisa Darilis
As people try to find ways to feel better after excessive drinking, or what is called a "hangover," Chinese researchers believe they found a solution for them, and it involves a well known soft drink.
- Written by New Greek TV Staff
Troika Wants Airport Shutdowns
The closure of 22 peripheral airports has bee put on the table once again by the troika, although the proposal had been dismissed afew moths ago by the relevant ministry.
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Downpour Floods Patra
Torrential rain swept through Achaia prefecture flooding Patra and the surrounding area, just before dawn.
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Turkish Corvette Sent on Spy Mission
The violation of Greek territorial waters by Turkish corvette "Heybeliada" (the Turkish name for the island of Halki) coincided with an entry into the firing range in which Greek and Israeli aircraft were scheduled to train.
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NATO Chief in Athens
NATO secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen is expected for a two day visit in Athens tomorrow, and will meet with country's leadership and discuss all bilateral issues.
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Arson Attack Against Minister's Office
An arson attack took place against the political office of merchant marine minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis, in downtown Athens, at 20.00 this evening.
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First Greek Underwater Parks
The first underwater parks are expected to begin operating in Greece by the summer of 2014, through the common decision of the ministers of culture and merchant marine affairs.
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Upgraded Greek Participation at Anuga 2013
More than 200 Greek firms participated in this year's Anuga 2013 food and beverage fair, most under the aegis of the Greek export promotion organization (HEPO).
Golden Dawn MPs May Face Charges of High Treason
Up to nine Golden Dawn deputies may be charged with high treason, the penalty for which is life imprisonment, according to a report submitted to parliament on Tuesday calling for the lifting of parliamentary immunity for a further three MPs.
Parliament Report Foresees Funding Gap for 2014
Greece is facing the risk of a fiscal gap in the second half of 2014 and of an inability to service its public debt, meaning a funding gap, according to a Parliament's Budget Office report released on Wednesday.
Greek - Israeli Public Order Agreement
An agreement on issues of public security and fighting organized crime, between Greek public order minister Nikos Dendias and his Israeli counterpart Yitzhak Aaronovich.