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India, Cyprus Elevate Ties To Strategic Partnership, Sign 6 Deals
The talks between the two leaders primarily focused on boosting ties in trade and investment, critical technologies, education, and implementation of the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
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Heart-Stopping Video Shows 19-Year-Old Pilot Making Emergency Landing In US
The plane landed safely, and the pilot's quick thinking likely prevented a disaster.
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"Humbled": PM Modi Conferred With Cyprus' Highest Civilian Honour
Prime Minister Modi on Monday was honoured with the Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III of Cyprus, the country's highest civilian honour.
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Rishi Sunak Lost Big. YouTuber Mocked Him With A Giant "L" Sign Behind Him
Rishi Sunak lost big at the UK polls. The message was further underlined by a YouTube star who stood behind him holding up a piece of paper with a giant letter "L" on it.
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Letter, With Bullet, Sent To Greek Minister Working On Macedonia Name Issue: Police
A threatening letter containing a bullet has been sent to the Greek foreign minister, who is engaged in talks with Macedonia on a long-running name dispute, police said.
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Greece Supports India Becoming UN Security Council's Permanent Member
Greece today called for reforms in the United Nations and backed India's bid for permanent membership in the Security Council, asserting that New Delhi "cannot be kept out" of one of the most important world bodies. Foreign Affairs Minister of Greece Nikos Kotzias said that his country fully supports India for the membership of the UNSC as a new ba...
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Teacher Explains Decision To Be 'Visibly Queer' In His Photo With US President Donald Trump
Nikos Giannopoulos cocked his head ever so slightly away from the president, toward a black lace fan he'd brought with him. He wore a rainbow pin on his lapel, a ring through his nose and a gold anchor around his neck.
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Greek Lawmakers Elect New Speaker Ahead of Key Debate
Greece's former interior minister Nikos Voutsis was elected parliament speaker on Sunday as lawmakers geared up for a crucial debate on the Syriza government's reform programme.
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Thousands Protest as Greece Votes on Bailout Bill
Thousands of anti-austerity protesters gathered in Athens on Wednesday night as lawmakers prepared to vote on a second batch of reforms that must pass if Greece is to unlock a huge international bailout.
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Greek Banks Reopen as Alex Tsipras Eyes Return to Normal
Greeks queued outside banks on Monday as they reopened three weeks after closing to stop the system collapsing under a flood of withdrawals, the first cautious sign of a return to normal after a deal to start talks on a new package of bailout reforms.
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Villages Evacuated in Greece as Strong Winds Fan Wildfire
At least two villages were evacuated in Greece's southern Peloponnese peninsula, officials said today as a large wildfire broke out in the early morning, fanned by strong winds.
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From Retail to Culture, Greeks Suffer Under Cash Crunch
With three of his transport company's trucks immobilised in Germany, unable to pay for fuel and tolls, Yannis Fourtoulakis warns that Greece's capital controls are wreaking deep damage to his beleaguered country's economy.
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Fleeing a Crisis, Greek Migrants Flock Back to Australia
Greek translator Nikos Fotakis considers himself one of the lucky ones. At 39, he found himself virtually penniless, in debt, and desperate for ways to support his wife and two young children. His escape route came via his wife's birthplace. Fotakis left the turmoil in his homeland six months ago, arriving in Australia with few possessions but hope...
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Greek Government Confident Despite Backlash Over Debt Deal
Greece's leftwing government expressed confidence on Tuesday that parliament would approve a debt deal with lenders, despite an angry reaction from some of its own lawmakers who accused it of caving in to pressure for more austerity.
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Greece Cannot Make Debt Payment to IMF in June, Says Interior Minister
Greece cannot make debt repayments to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) next month unless it achieves a deal with creditors, its interior minister said on Sunday, the most explicit remarks yet from Athens about the likelihood of default if talks fail.
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India, Cyprus Elevate Ties To Strategic Partnership, Sign 6 Deals
The talks between the two leaders primarily focused on boosting ties in trade and investment, critical technologies, education, and implementation of the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
-
Heart-Stopping Video Shows 19-Year-Old Pilot Making Emergency Landing In US
The plane landed safely, and the pilot's quick thinking likely prevented a disaster.
-
"Humbled": PM Modi Conferred With Cyprus' Highest Civilian Honour
Prime Minister Modi on Monday was honoured with the Grand Cross of the Order of Makarios III of Cyprus, the country's highest civilian honour.
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Rishi Sunak Lost Big. YouTuber Mocked Him With A Giant "L" Sign Behind Him
Rishi Sunak lost big at the UK polls. The message was further underlined by a YouTube star who stood behind him holding up a piece of paper with a giant letter "L" on it.
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Letter, With Bullet, Sent To Greek Minister Working On Macedonia Name Issue: Police
A threatening letter containing a bullet has been sent to the Greek foreign minister, who is engaged in talks with Macedonia on a long-running name dispute, police said.
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Greece Supports India Becoming UN Security Council's Permanent Member
Greece today called for reforms in the United Nations and backed India's bid for permanent membership in the Security Council, asserting that New Delhi "cannot be kept out" of one of the most important world bodies. Foreign Affairs Minister of Greece Nikos Kotzias said that his country fully supports India for the membership of the UNSC as a new ba...
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Teacher Explains Decision To Be 'Visibly Queer' In His Photo With US President Donald Trump
Nikos Giannopoulos cocked his head ever so slightly away from the president, toward a black lace fan he'd brought with him. He wore a rainbow pin on his lapel, a ring through his nose and a gold anchor around his neck.
-
Greek Lawmakers Elect New Speaker Ahead of Key Debate
Greece's former interior minister Nikos Voutsis was elected parliament speaker on Sunday as lawmakers geared up for a crucial debate on the Syriza government's reform programme.
-
Thousands Protest as Greece Votes on Bailout Bill
Thousands of anti-austerity protesters gathered in Athens on Wednesday night as lawmakers prepared to vote on a second batch of reforms that must pass if Greece is to unlock a huge international bailout.
-
Greek Banks Reopen as Alex Tsipras Eyes Return to Normal
Greeks queued outside banks on Monday as they reopened three weeks after closing to stop the system collapsing under a flood of withdrawals, the first cautious sign of a return to normal after a deal to start talks on a new package of bailout reforms.
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Villages Evacuated in Greece as Strong Winds Fan Wildfire
At least two villages were evacuated in Greece's southern Peloponnese peninsula, officials said today as a large wildfire broke out in the early morning, fanned by strong winds.
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From Retail to Culture, Greeks Suffer Under Cash Crunch
With three of his transport company's trucks immobilised in Germany, unable to pay for fuel and tolls, Yannis Fourtoulakis warns that Greece's capital controls are wreaking deep damage to his beleaguered country's economy.
-
Fleeing a Crisis, Greek Migrants Flock Back to Australia
Greek translator Nikos Fotakis considers himself one of the lucky ones. At 39, he found himself virtually penniless, in debt, and desperate for ways to support his wife and two young children. His escape route came via his wife's birthplace. Fotakis left the turmoil in his homeland six months ago, arriving in Australia with few possessions but hope...
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Greek Government Confident Despite Backlash Over Debt Deal
Greece's leftwing government expressed confidence on Tuesday that parliament would approve a debt deal with lenders, despite an angry reaction from some of its own lawmakers who accused it of caving in to pressure for more austerity.
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Greece Cannot Make Debt Payment to IMF in June, Says Interior Minister
Greece cannot make debt repayments to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) next month unless it achieves a deal with creditors, its interior minister said on Sunday, the most explicit remarks yet from Athens about the likelihood of default if talks fail.
