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Mythical, Magical Voyage to Antiquities
By Matthew Wexler | Wednesday Jan 25, 2012
History, geography, and current events have never been my strong suits. But even I, who would rather be immersed in a plate of loukamoades (Greek doughnuts) than stumbling among the rubble of an archeological ruin, found myself inspired.
Twelve Greek Gods in 2012
Monday Oct 24, 2011
"12 Greek Gods in 2012" is a contest to determine the beauty, knowledge, and talent that will highlight the most proud gay man in Greece, the man who deserves to represent the country in European and world gay contests.
Turkish Cyprus Urged to Scrap Anti-Gay Law
By Menelaos Hadjicostis | Friday Oct 21, 2011
An EU legislator urged the leader of Cyprus’ breakaway Turkish north on Thursday to repeal an anti-gay law that led to the arrest of a former Greek Cypriot Cabinet minister.
Athens Burnishes Its Tourist Appeals
By NICHOLAS PAPHITIS | Friday May 6, 2011
Many tourists see Athens as a launching pad for visiting the beaches and cute whitewashed buildings of the Greek islands. And the Aegean archipelago can be a great escape, especially during the nation’s current economic crisis.
Lesbian Festival Flourishes on-Where Else?- Isle of Lesbos
By Kilian Melloy | Tuesday Sep 14, 2010
The Island of Lesbos has hosted the International Women’s Festival for ten years, growing from a tiny event that drew the ire of local politicians to a major celebration drawing women from around the world--and putting cash into the coffers of local businesses hard hit by Greece’s economic woes and the global recession.
World stocks hit by fears over US jobs, Hungary
By Greg Keller | Monday Jun 7, 2010
World stock markets tumbled Monday and the euro hit a new four-year low in the wake of poor U.S. jobs figures and amid fresh fears that the debt crisis that began in Greece is spreading to Hungary.
Greek leader considers action against US banks
By Demetris Nellas | Monday May 17, 2010
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou declared he is not ruling out taking legal action against U.S. investment banks for their role in creating the spiraling Greek debt crisis.
Merkel asks for quick clearance of Greek aid
By David Rising | Wednesday May 5, 2010
Declaring that "the future of Europe" is at stake, Chancellor Angela Merkel urged German lawmakers on Wednesday to speedily approve euro22.4 billion ($29.3 billion) in aid for debt-ridden Greece.
World stocks rise amid Greek bailout hopes
By Pan Pylas | Friday Apr 30, 2010
European stocks traded in a narrow range Friday as investors warily awaited the completion of a Greek support package and looked ahead of U.S. economic figures set to show the world’s largest economy continuing to grow solidly.
World markets lower as Greece, China worries weigh
By Pan Pylas | Tuesday Apr 27, 2010
Greek shares led the global stock market retreat Tuesday amid mounting concerns about the country’s ability to tap a bailout facility, while stocks in Shanghai dropped sharply on fears that Chinese authorities were preparing measures to cool down the economy.
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