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Feta Cheese Is Greek, Rules Europe's Top Court In Snub To Denmark
Greece on Thursday scored a win in its fight to protect their right to the term 'Feta' as Europe's top court reprimanded Denmark for not blocking local companies from using the name for sales outside the European Union.
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PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi Acquitted, Jerome Valcke Given Suspended Sentence In TV Rights Trial
PSG's president Nasser Al-Khelaifi was cleared of inciting aggravated criminal mismanagement, with former FIFA number two Jerome Valcke found guilty of a separate charge of forging documents related to the attribution of Italian and Greek World Cup TV rights.
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Harry Maguire Will Bounce Back After Setbacks, Says Manchester United Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Harry Maguire, the world's most expensive defender, has struggled for Manchester United since his well-documented Greek court case in August.
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Thousands Gather Outside Court In Greece Amid Trial Of Neo-Nazi Party
More than 8,000 people gathered Wednesday outside a Greek courthouse for the verdicts in the trial of leaders of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn, police told AFP.
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Harry Maguire Appeals Guilty Verdict Handed Down By Greek Court
Harry Maguire's appeal nullifies the 21-month suspended prison sentence handed down to him and there will now be a full retrial in a more senior court.
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Greek Police "Waiting For Apology" From Harry Maguire, Says Lawyer
Harry Maguire was handed a 21-month suspended prison sentence on Tuesday after being found guilty of assaulting a police officer, attempted bribery and other charges by a court in Greece.
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Unstoppable Rafael Nadal Into Barcelona Final With 400th Clay Court Win
In Sunday's final, the 31-year-old Spaniard, fresh from an 11th Monte Carlo title last weekend, will face Greek teenager Stefanos Tsitsipas.
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'Un-Islamic' Lady Justice Statue Removed In Dhaka, Hardliners Want All Idols To Go
The statue of Lady Justice - a blindfolded woman holding scales and a sword in her hands - was removed from the Bangladesh Supreme Court complex early today after a hardline Islamic group said it was un-Islamic and Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina agreed it was not nice.
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Greek Court Gives Suspended Sentence To Turkish Officers Who Fled Coup
A Greek court today sentenced eight Turkish military officers who fled last week's failed coup to suspended two-month prison terms, an AFP reporter said.
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EU Top Court Orders Greek Farmers To Repay Subsidy
The EU's top court today required Greece's farmers to repay 425 million euros in emergency aid to Athens authorities, confirming a decision that the money was in fact an illegal state subsidy.
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2 Greek Men Jailed for Causing Danish Airport Evacuation
A Danish court has jailed two Greek businessmen for 13 days for making remarks that sparked the brief evacuation of one of Copenhagen's international airport main terminals.
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Greece's Syriza to Win Election But Face Setback, Polls Show
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' leftist Syriza will emerge as the biggest party in next month's election but without the majority it was hoping for, the first opinion polls since he resigned last week showed on Friday.
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Greek Judge Appointed Caretaker Prime Minister Ahead of Elections
Greece's top Supreme Court judge was sworn in as caretaker prime minister on Thursday to lead the country to elections next month, ending a week of political deadlock after leftist leader Alexis Tsipras resigned.
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Greece Could Seek Legal Action Against Euro Exit: Report
Greece could seek legal action to stop the country being forced out of the eurozone if it fails to seal a debt deal, The Daily Telegraph reported on Monday.
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Europe Closes in on Greece Debt Deal
Eurozone leaders said they hoped to finally seal a Greek bailout deal this week to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro, but Germany warned that more hard work was needed.
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Feta Cheese Is Greek, Rules Europe's Top Court In Snub To Denmark
Greece on Thursday scored a win in its fight to protect their right to the term 'Feta' as Europe's top court reprimanded Denmark for not blocking local companies from using the name for sales outside the European Union.
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PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi Acquitted, Jerome Valcke Given Suspended Sentence In TV Rights Trial
PSG's president Nasser Al-Khelaifi was cleared of inciting aggravated criminal mismanagement, with former FIFA number two Jerome Valcke found guilty of a separate charge of forging documents related to the attribution of Italian and Greek World Cup TV rights.
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Harry Maguire Will Bounce Back After Setbacks, Says Manchester United Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Harry Maguire, the world's most expensive defender, has struggled for Manchester United since his well-documented Greek court case in August.
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Thousands Gather Outside Court In Greece Amid Trial Of Neo-Nazi Party
More than 8,000 people gathered Wednesday outside a Greek courthouse for the verdicts in the trial of leaders of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn, police told AFP.
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Harry Maguire Appeals Guilty Verdict Handed Down By Greek Court
Harry Maguire's appeal nullifies the 21-month suspended prison sentence handed down to him and there will now be a full retrial in a more senior court.
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Greek Police "Waiting For Apology" From Harry Maguire, Says Lawyer
Harry Maguire was handed a 21-month suspended prison sentence on Tuesday after being found guilty of assaulting a police officer, attempted bribery and other charges by a court in Greece.
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Unstoppable Rafael Nadal Into Barcelona Final With 400th Clay Court Win
In Sunday's final, the 31-year-old Spaniard, fresh from an 11th Monte Carlo title last weekend, will face Greek teenager Stefanos Tsitsipas.
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'Un-Islamic' Lady Justice Statue Removed In Dhaka, Hardliners Want All Idols To Go
The statue of Lady Justice - a blindfolded woman holding scales and a sword in her hands - was removed from the Bangladesh Supreme Court complex early today after a hardline Islamic group said it was un-Islamic and Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina agreed it was not nice.
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Greek Court Gives Suspended Sentence To Turkish Officers Who Fled Coup
A Greek court today sentenced eight Turkish military officers who fled last week's failed coup to suspended two-month prison terms, an AFP reporter said.
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EU Top Court Orders Greek Farmers To Repay Subsidy
The EU's top court today required Greece's farmers to repay 425 million euros in emergency aid to Athens authorities, confirming a decision that the money was in fact an illegal state subsidy.
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2 Greek Men Jailed for Causing Danish Airport Evacuation
A Danish court has jailed two Greek businessmen for 13 days for making remarks that sparked the brief evacuation of one of Copenhagen's international airport main terminals.
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Greece's Syriza to Win Election But Face Setback, Polls Show
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' leftist Syriza will emerge as the biggest party in next month's election but without the majority it was hoping for, the first opinion polls since he resigned last week showed on Friday.
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Greek Judge Appointed Caretaker Prime Minister Ahead of Elections
Greece's top Supreme Court judge was sworn in as caretaker prime minister on Thursday to lead the country to elections next month, ending a week of political deadlock after leftist leader Alexis Tsipras resigned.
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Greece Could Seek Legal Action Against Euro Exit: Report
Greece could seek legal action to stop the country being forced out of the eurozone if it fails to seal a debt deal, The Daily Telegraph reported on Monday.
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Europe Closes in on Greece Debt Deal
Eurozone leaders said they hoped to finally seal a Greek bailout deal this week to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro, but Germany warned that more hard work was needed.
