Pamela Anderson and Vivienne Westwood for shooting on the island of Hydra
American actress Pamela Anderson and British designer Vivienne Westwood are visiting the island of Hydra.
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State Min Pappas: National Council for Radio and Television on consensus terms
The duty of all political forces for the establishment of the National Council for Radio and Television stems from the Constitution and is constant, State Minister Nikos Pappas said late on Wednesday in an interview with Skai TV.
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The 2017 budget may cause recession
The government’s 2017 state budget has a “strongly recessionary character” although the effects might be somewhat offset by a change in economic climate if the program review is completed, the parliamentary budget office said on Wednesday in its report on the draft submitted by the government.
The draft budget is currently being discussed at the parliament’s economic committee.
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Migration minister urges Schulz to boost EP's role in refugee issue
Alternate Minister for Migration Policy Yiannis Mouzalas urged European Parliament President Martin Schulz to boost the body's role in the refugee issue, during a meeting in Brussels on Wednesday.
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Archdiocesan Council Commences New Two - Year Term
The Archdiocesan Council of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America began its new two-year term and convened for its regularly scheduled fall meetings Oct. 13-14, 2016 at the New York Marriott Marquis Hotel.
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Xavi Pascual deal at Panathinaikos BC to fall through
It seems that the officials of Panathinaikos BC and Xavi Pascual will not manage to agree terms and the Greens would have to continue searching the market for their new head coach.
Judges uphold TV appeals against auction, slam ‘fascist’ tactics
The Council of State’s plenary session on Tuesday upheld appeals lodged by six television channels against a recent government auction of TV licenses, which left some channels without permits, as a rift between the Greek judiciary and the government appeared to grow.
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Greeks renting out homes short-term to visitors
All the more cash-strapped Greeks are renting out their properties to tourists in efforts to make ends meet while taking advantage of a vague legal framework, according to a survey by Danos Real Estate, Consulting & Valuation.
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Energy Minister: We must avoid a fourth memorandum
"We must not get to the point to sign a fourth memorandum," Energy Minister Panos Skourletis on Wednesday said speaking to ANT1 TV.
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Dragasakis: Government continuously requests debt relief continuously
The government continuously requests debt relief for Greece, government vice-president Yiannis Dragasakis said on Tuesday, speaking at the conference of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE).
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557 mln euro funds to be chanelled to Greek tourism
EU funds off 557 million euros will be channeled to the Greek economy in 2014-2020 to extend the tourist season and boost tourism arrivals, European Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas said in a conference of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE).
Journalists, TV employees demonstrate outside parliament on Wednesday
Journalists, technicians and employees working in TV channels will hold a four-hour work-stoppage on Wednesday and a rally outside parliament on Wednesday, following decisions by their unions.
Alternate Migration Min Mouzalas: The Dublin Regulation must essentially change
Alternate Migration Minister Yiannis Mouzalas proposed the creation of a human rights movement during the meetings of the European Parliament political parties in Brussels.
Greek Books - Global Ideas @ the 67th Frankfurt Book Fair
The journey of Greek books at international book fairs continues, after Beijing (24-28 August) and Moscow (7-11 September), where Greece was the Guest of Honour, to the Frankfurt Book Fair that will take place between 19 and 23 of October 2016.