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Economy
Greek Energy Minister: A Deadlock in Negotiations Will Cause More Problems to Europe
His belief that if the negotiations between Greece and its European partners do not conclude to a positive result, Europe will face more problems than Greece expressed Productive Reconstruction, Environment and Energy Minister Panagiotis Lafazanis. In an interview to Greek...
Greece
Social Dialogue Over Collective Bargaining Underway in Greece
The first trilateral meeting between representatives of the social partners and the Greek government over labor legislation is underway at the Greek Labor Ministry.
The restitution of the power of collective bargaining and the timetable for the gradual restoration of...
Economy
Agreement on New Natural Gas Pipeline to Be Signed Soon
The initial agreement for the construction of the new natural gas pipeline that will start from the Greek-Turkish border and will reach central Europe via Greece – a project with knock-on effects for the Greek economy – is expected to...
Greece
Illegal Migrants and Refugees Camp in Downtown Athens
Omonoia Square and surrounding streets in downtown Athens, Greece, turned into a camp for refugees and illegal migrants as hundreds were transferred in the capital from the islands where they landed.
A large number of them are refugees from war-torn...
Economy
Germany Declines Plan to Keep Greece in Eurozone After Default
The German government declined on Wednesday a report saying that Berlin is formulating a plan to keep Greece in the Eurozone even if it defaults on payments to creditors, said Reuters.
According to an article published in German weekly Die...
Economy
WSJ: Varoufakis Will Visit the White House for Ouzo
The scheduled trip of Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis to the United States and his alleged meeting with President Barack Obama has prompted Wall Street Journal international finance writer Ian Talley to comment satirically that the Greek official is going to...
Cyprus
5.5-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Cyprus
A strong 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook Cyprus at 11:25 am (local time). The high-intensity tremor, followed by continuous aftershocks, was felt across the island. The earthquake epicenter was located in the sea area 18 km southwest of Paphos (112 km southwest of Nicosia)...
Greek News
‘Tbilisi, I Love You’: ‘A Green Story’ Director’s New Film
Nika Agiashvili, the director who brought us the story of famed Greek-American entrepreneur Van Vlahakis in "A Green Story," recently released his new film "Tbilisi, I Love You."
"Tbilisi, I Love You" was produced by the father-son team of Davide and Nika...
Economy
Families Pay More Taxes than Singles in Greece
Families in Greece pay more taxes and social security contributions than any of the 34 OECD member-countries.
According to a study conducted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), single people in Greece pay less taxes than families.
The study...
Education
Students Travel to Birthplace of Zografeion Lyceum’s Founder
Students from the Greek school Zografeion Lyceum in Istanbul, Turkey, visited the Greek town of Ioannina where Christakis Zografos, their school's founder, used to study at Zosimaia School.
Tomorrow, April 16, for the first time in the Greek school’s 121 years...