How the world sees Greece
Greece: Economic crisis resurrects left-right battles in the streets of Athens GlobalPost Greece this week plunged further into conflict with the racially motivated killings of migrants and a firebombing of Greece's ultra right-wing party headquarters. The murders and firebombing shook the capital where right wing extremists have challenged ... |
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Will Japan Ever Become Greece? The Atlantic Will Japan Ever Become Greece? By Clive Crook. Tweet Aug 15 2012, 3:16 PM ET Comment. Japan's government has borrowed so much and for so long, without having to pay higher interest rates for the privilege, that we've come to assume it can go on for ... |
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German minister suggests more time for Greece Sacramento Bee BERLIN -- German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle is suggesting Greece should be given more time to implement austerity measures demanded as part of the country's bailout. Westerwelle was quoted as telling Der Spiegel's online edition Wednesday ... German foreign minister suggests Greece be given more time to implement ... |
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German foreign minister suggests Greece be given more time to implement ... Washington Post Personal Post. The comments come as Europe's leaders await the report by inspectors from the so-called “troika' of the International Monetary Fund, the European Union and the European Central Bank on Greece's progress in implementing cuts and reforms. |
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Greek PM Samaras addresses a parliamentary group in Athens IBNLive.com ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will next week hold his first meetings with euro zone leaders since taking office, striving to assure them he will honour a pledge for more austerity and gauging whether they could grant him more ... |
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German Govt: Greek PM Samaras Comes to Berlin on Friday Wall Street Journal Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will visit Berlin to meet Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday, a spokesman for the German government said Wednesday. The two leaders are expected to talk about the economic and fiscal situation in Greece and ... |
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 Sky News Australia | Racist murder in Greece reflects rising neo-Nazi influence World Socialist Web Site The murder in Athens is part of a wave of racist violence in Greece. On Saturday a violent attack was launched against a group of Pakistanis in Heraklion, Crete. Shops owned by migrants in the port city of Piraeus have been repeatedly attacked. Smoke ... Racist attacks on the rise in Greece-migrants group Racist attacks increasing in Greece Greece Golden Dawn Attack: Anti-Immigrant Party Office Firebombed |
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Ryan honed conservative economic views at Miami U. Fox News Thought of as a smart and serious student but also friendly and outgoing, Ryan was part of the college's influential Greek community as a Delta Tau Delta. He ventured into elective politics as a low-level volunteer for the congressional campaign of ... |
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school board OKs mall's tax break Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Renovation plans for The Mall at Greece Ridge moved closer to fruition Tuesday night as the Greece school board approved a tax-break deal that helps clear the way for demolition to the former Bon-Ton department store at the West Ridge Road mall. |
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Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras is expected to formally ask for Greece's reform plan to be relaxed
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Greece's Anything-But-Euro Crisis iStockAnalyst Greece has been a political and economic trouble spot for decades. In fact, since gaining its independence in 1824, Greece has defaulted in six separate years. One, an 1843 default on funds extended by the then-troika of Britain, France and Russia, led ... |
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Greece school board OKs mall's tax break Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Renovation plans for The Mall at Greece Ridge moved closer to fruition Tuesday night as the Greece school board approved a tax-break deal that helps clear the way for demolition to the former Bon-Ton department store at the West Ridge Road mall. |
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