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Diaspora
Greece's Inspector General says 7,000 Suspensions is an Outrageous Number
Despite that the competent Greek Ministers anticipated the suspension of thousands of unfaithful civil servants, the General Inspector of Public Administration, Leandros Rakintzis, speaking on the Special Permanent Committee on Institutions and Transparency of the Greek Parliament, dismissed this...
Crime
Amnesty Blasts Monk Mocker Conviction
The conviction and 10-month suspended sentence for a Greek blogger who mocked a respected monk should cause "serious concern," the human rights group Amnesty International said, expressing its reservations over the prosecution of the man for creating a parody...
Greece
November 17th Leader Speaks Out
Alexandros Giotopoulos, the leader of the November 17th terrorist organization, spoke out following yesterday's reappearance of Christodoulos Xeros. In a letter sent to the newspaper Eleutherotypia, Giotopoulos has raised questions regarding the circumstances surrounding his arrest as well as...
Crime
Xeros Working With Cells of Fire
Greece's anti-terrorist police, hunting for escaped November 17 terrorist Christodoulos Xeros now have to worry that he's teamed up with colleagues from the Conspiracy of the Cells of Fires, after having associated with them while he was in prison...
Greece
10+1 Well-Known Greek Words
Every year, millions of tourists come to Greece for vacation in an attempt to get to know the Greek culture for which they have heard so much about.
When taking a stroll through the city of Athens, Greece, or an...
Greece
Greek Farmers Preparing for New Showdown With Government
Starting Tuesday, Greek farmers have planned a new round of protests in towns and villages all over Greece. Amongst their basic demands towards Greek lawmakers is the annulment of mandatory accounting ledgers for small and medium sized farming businesses,...
Diaspora
Greece to be Investigated on Human Rights?
On the occasion of Greece’s presidency of the EU Council, various NGO’s and trade unions, human rights and civil society organizations from across Europe, sent a letter to the President of the European Parliament asking him to scrutinize a...
Greece
The Greek Haunted Building on Mount Parnitha
There is no doubt that an abandoned building on the top of a mountain can provide the ideal setting for a thriller movie. The former Athenian sanatorium on Mount Parnitha emerges like a ghost through the scorched grounds which...
Greece
Egypt's President Adly Mansour Visits Athens
Following an invitation by Greece, Interim President of Egypt, Adly Mansour came to Athens for a one-day visit on Monday. The trip is Mansour’s first to an EU country since his appointment as interim Egyptian president six months ago.
Mansour...
Economy
New Loan for Greece
Lenders continue to maintain a tough stance against the Greek government, aiming to extract guarantees for the period after the national elections, in order to engage the country and continue the payment of the next tranches.
The return date of...
Crime
Xeros Vows To Kill Political Leaders
Convicted November 17 terrorist Christodoulos Xeros, who walked away from a furlough he was given despite serving six life sentence for six assassinations warned in a video he posted that he's gunning for political leaders from the ruling New...
Greece
Princess Elsa, the Hitler Supporter of Byzantine Origin
History is like a mix of faint details, like an endless puzzle with infinite pieces that may never merge into a single image.
This is also the case in the largely unknown story of Elsa Bruckmann (1865-1946), who went down...
Business
Crete, an Independent State?
The Irish airline, Ryanair, with its new commercial spot, is reviving theories on the independence of Crete.
How so? Ryanair, on a video showing the changes prepared by the airline for 2014, presents various destinations such as Nice, Lisbon, Berlin...
Crime
Immigrant Trafficking in Northern Greece
Two Pakistani men aged 29 and 34 were arrested on Saturday in Alexandroupoli in Thrace, northern Greece, during an operation by the Greek police. They were charged with committing a felony, being members of a criminal gang and participating...
Greece
Greece Won't Send Troops to Central African Republic
The Greek Foreign Minister, Evangelos Venizelos, made it crystal clear to his European partners that “Greek soldiers will not participate in any army operation that will take place in the territories of the Central African Republic”. The Member-States of...