Oct 31, 2009 | UPI
Greece troubled by bombing campaign
A small bomb exploded near a European Parliament member's apartment in central Athens Friday, in the latest of a string of terrorist attacks in Greece.
Oct 31, 2009 | People's Daily Online
Greece celebrates anti-Nazis anniversary
Greece celebrated on Wednesday its 69th anniversary of entering World War II with an impressive military parade and a series of student parades.
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Bilateral trade between Greece and Bulgaria goes down
Greek-Bulgarian bilateral investments and exports have recorded a considerable decline in the first six months of the year, Bulgarian news agency BTA quoted Greek media as reporting on October 29 2009.
Climate change tops the agenda of Ban's visit to United Kingdom and Greece
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will travel next week to the United Kingdom and Greece to spotlight the issue of climate change, just weeks before countries will gather in Copenhagen to try to reach agreement on a wide-ranging pact to cut greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the effects of global warming.
Greece offers reward for information on bank robbers
ATHENS, Greece -- The Ministry of Citizens Protection announced on Monday a 600,000-euro reward for information leading to the arrest of three anarchists suspected of a series of bank robberies in 2006.
No EU talks for Macedonia until it changes its name: Greece
The former Yugoslav state of Macedonia cannot start talks to join the European Union until a dispute over its name is solved, a Greek minister told Reuters on Wednesday.
UN chief to visit Britain, Greece in early November
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will head to Britain and Greece next week to discuss issues like climate change, anti-piracy, migration and development and others, a UN spokesperson said here Tuesday.
8 Afghan immigrants drown as boat sinks in Greece
NICHOLAS PAPHITIS ATHENS, Greece a ' Three adults and five children drowned in the eastern Aegean Sea on Tuesday when a small boat carrying 17 illegal immigrants from Afghanistan hit rocks near the shore and sank, Greek authorities said.
Work doesn't end with EC recommendation, reforms resume - Vice PM Naumovski
The country is prepared to work with commitment to implement reforms, not in a bid to please Brussels, but to please its citizens.
One dead, one missing after storms hit Greece
One man died and another was missing on Sunday, after storms washed away roads and flooded homes and farms across Greece, officials said.
Suspect, 35, behind many violent attacks on women
A 35-year-old man believed to have fatally stabbed a 27-year-old Nigerian woman in a basement apartment in the central district of Kypseli earlier this week was in custody yesterday.
Macedonia seeks face-saving deal over Greece row
Vasko Naumovski, Macedonia's deputyA prime minister for European integration, hopes to solve his country's name dispute with Greece "without winners or losers". He spoke to EurActiv in an exclusive interview.
EU Urges Macedonia To Speed Name Talks
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EC's Barroso urges Macedonia, Greece to settle name dispute
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said on Monday that last week's positive progress report on Macedonia and the recommendation to start EU accession talks serve as recognition of reforms in the country and encouragement to resolve the name dispute with Greece.
Greece kids put emphasis on 'Grease' this month
However you spell it, Grease/Greece is the word this weekend and next as students in the Greece Athena Show Choir present the musical Grease to help raise funds for their trip to Athens, Greece, next spring and to help a Greece student recently diagnosed with leukemia.
EIB lends 1.7 billion to Greece
The European Investment Bank will pump at least 1.7 billion euros of loans into the Greek economy in 2009 to finance energy and transport projects, among others, it said yesterday.
Minor earthquake felt in Thessaloniki, Greece
An earth tremor registering 3.4 on the Righter scale was felt in Thessaloniki, Greece's second biggest urban centre, Greek media have reported on October 19 2009.
Serbia hits out Macedonia's establishment of diplomatic relations with Kosovo
Serbian foreign minister Vuk Jeremic. The signing of the October 17 2009 agreement between Macedonia and Kosovo to establish diplomatic relations will exacerbate tensions between Skopje and Belgrade, Serbian ministers said.
Greece's socialist government wins confidence vote
Greece 's newly elected socialist government won a vote of confidence in its program Sunday, following a three-day debate marking the beginning of its four-year term.
The newly appointed Ambassador of Armenia Gagik Ghalachyan presented his credentials to President of the Republic of Greece Karolos Papoulias.
Macedonia and Kosovo settle border dispute
Macedonia and Kosovo have settled a long-running border dispute, the two governments said on Saturday, paving the way for them to establish full diplomatic ties.
Governor General to Undertake Visits to Slovenia, Croatia and Greece
"Slovenia and Croatia are young democracies whose roots reach back through centuries of history.
Wines of N. Greece A wine-tasting event will take place in Thessaloniki s main Aristotelous Square on Saturday, hosted by the Wine Producers Association of the Northern Greece Vineyard .
Skopje urged to settle name issue with Greece
BRUSSELS European Commissioner for enlargement Olli Rehn on Wednesday strongly urged the government in Skopje to settle the name dispute with Greece, after announcing that he was ready to recommend that the bloc begin accession negotiations with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia .
EC Recommends EU Accession Talks with Macedonia
Brussels Olli Rehn The move marks the country's first major step towards integration in the bloc since it was granted the status of an EU candidate state in 2005.
Albania demands that remains of Mother Teresa should be sent from India to her ethnic homeland
A dispute has broken out over the remains of Mother Teresa after Albania demanded that the nun's bones should be returned to her ethnic homeland from India, where she spent most of her adult life and is buried.
Kolkatans fume at Albania's proposal to take Teresa's remains
New Delhi News.Net Tuesday 13th October, 2009 Mother Teresa was a Kolkatan, part of the city's heritage and one could not give history away - be it intellectuals, Christian organisations or the common person, Kolkatans reacted as one to Albania's proposal that the remains of the Nobel laureate be returned to her country of origin.
The Newly Appointed Ambassador of Greece to the United States,...
The Newly Appointed Ambassador of Greece to the United States, Vassilis Kaskarelis, Makes First Visit to AHI WASHINGTON, DC - On October 7, 2009 the newly appointed Ambassador of Greece to the United States, Vassilis Kaskarelis, visited the American Hellenic Institute s Hellenic House.
'Green development' promised for fire-hit region in Greece
's new Prime Minister George Papandreou has pledged a "green development" plan for a southern region ravaged by fires two years ago.
Piraeus dock workers vote to continue strike
ATHENS, Greece - Dock workers in the Greek port of Piraeus voted Sunday to continue their strike for another 48 hours, in an attempt to pressure the newly elected socialist government to cancel an agreement with China's Cosco Pacific to operate two container terminals.
Greek Photographer Yannis Larios presents a Evia island - Hidden treasuresa Greece photos
Through his photos, Larios presents elements of striking beauty that are hidden away, like treasures seeking to be unearthed.
Greece's central bank: Deficit may exceed 12 pct
ATHENS, Greece - Greece's central bank governor said Friday the country's budget deficit this year may exceed 12 percent of economic output-or four times the EU ceiling.
Moussaka summons memories of Greece
I first tasted moussaka in the early part of July 1993, when I was 22. The ferry had plowed across the Adriatic Sea from Brindisi, Italy, to dock deep in the Grecian Gulf of Corinth.
Greece's new government sworn in
The Cabinet of newly-elected prime minister George Papandreou's PASOK government was sworn in on Wednesday morning by Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece, in the presence of President of the Republic Karolos Papoulias and premier Papandreou, and immediately headed to the Maximos Mansion for the first Cabinet meeting, after which the ...
Greece's Socialist prime minister sworn in after landslide election win, names new Cabinet
Greece's Socialist leader George Papandreou,countersigns the appointment to his post after he was sworn in as a Prime Minister, at the presidential mansion, in Athens, on Tuesday, Oct.
Greece PM Karamanlis Steps down as Ruling Party Chair after Losing Elections
Prime Minister and New Democracy leader Costas Karamanlis speaks in central Athens, Greece on 04 October 2009, following his party's crushing defeat in the same-day election, where he announced that he will step down from the party's helm.
ATHENS, Greece (AP) Opposition Socialists claim victory over governing ...
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Obama aide downplays Afghan worries...Socialist victory in Greece...Justices go to Mass
President Barack Obama's national security adviser is trying to dial back fears that militants are gaining ground in Afghanistan.
Greece holds snap general election
Greeks are voting in a snap election on Sunday with the opposition socialists vowing to force Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis out of power and drag the economy away from recession.
Group claims responsibilty for Greece blasts
Athens, Greece - A far-left group called Conspiracy Nuclei of Fire has claimed responsibility for two recent bombings in Athens.
Alfredo Maria Bonanno in trouble
Italian anarchist Alfredo has got himself arrest - again. Anarchist bank robber caught ekathimerini October 2, 2009 A well-known Italian anarchist and a Greek man have been arrested in Trikala, central Greece, on suspicion of carrying out an armed robbery at a local bank.
Small bomb explodes near Greek PM
A small bomb exploded on Friday at a campaign rally attended by Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis and tens of thousands of his supporters, but caused no injuries, police said.
Tensions High in Macedonian Capital
Skopje Skopje downtown Skopje police are on high alert ahead of a protest against the publication of the controversial Macedonian encyclopaedia, which may spark a counter-demonstration. The non-parliamentary ethnic Albanian movements organising the protest say they will proceed with their plan to parade through the centre of the capital on Thursday ...
Greece Tourism Report Q4 2009 - new market analysis released
The weakness of sterling against the euro is also likely to have contributed to the deterioration in arrivals from the UK A- the major source market.
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