Greek producers affected by Russian food embargo set to receive EU help
The Greek government is looking for the European Union to make sure the country’s producers will be compensated for losses
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Sweeping changes to Greek media landscape
Greek journalists called a 24-hour strike Tuesday morning protesting a draft law affecting media and advertising companies. An amendment was
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Juncker rules out Greek debt ‘haircut’ during Athens visit
Incoming European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has ruled out a “haircut” of Greece’s debt. Visiting Athens on his first trip
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Cyprus and Greece included in new Israel defence doctrine
Cyprus and Greece are the countries with which Israel should promote alliances. This position is recorded in the new defense
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Greeks remain pessimistic about the economy and labour market
Sixty-seven per cent of Greeks and 31 per cent of Europeans characterise the condition of their household poor to very
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Greek government to sell 1500 properties belonging to tax evaders
Greek tax authorities are preparing to sell, through an online auction, 1500 villas in tourist resorts in the country, such as
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Greece kicks off fresh bond issue
The Greek government begun the process for a second bond issue on July 9, the second since being bailed out
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Holocaust memorial in Athens defaced
A Holocaust Memorial was defaced in the Greek capital Athens with graffiti threatening the Jewish community, the European Jewish Press
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Greece lowers tax to lure oil and gas explorers
A two-day event kicked off in London on July 1 where Greece presented opportunities of oil exploitation in the Ionian and
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