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Greece removes 2,330 ancient sites and museums from bailout fund list

The Greek government has removed 2,330 archaeological sites, museums, monuments and castles from a development fund of properties up for private development under the country’s bailout terms. These items were …

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EU warns Santorini could suffer an overtourism crisis

Even though tourism is the Greek economy’s main pillar, helping the country out of the crisis, a European Parliament report carried out by the Committee on Transport and Tourism (TRAN) …

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Greek Australian couple’s divorce shines light on ATO loophole

In an unprecedented decision regarding a couple’s divorce, High Court has found that it is possible for one spouse to transfer responsibility for tax debts onto their former partner during …

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Alibaba buys Greek startup for €90 million

Greek entrepreneur Kostas Tzoumas founded digital company data Artisans GmbH in 2014, specialising in date analysis, fraud detection and optimising direct communications with client base. The revolutionary software Tzoumas created …

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“Macedonia” name dispute rally through the eyes of Greek Australians and expats

Tens of thousands showed up in the Athens centre to protest against the Prespes Agreement. Expats living in Greece could not help but be affected by developments and gave Neos …

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Bill Papastergiadis, a clear winner at Greek Community elections

The elections of the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria were held on 20 January. Bill Papastergiadis and his Koinotiki Ananeosi (Community Renewal) group were deemed to be clear …

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Read the Prespes agreement on the “Macedonia” name issue in English

The Prespes agreement was released in the English language by Greek Parliament, just days ahead of the demonstration protesting the name change at Syntagma Square. The document focuses on the …

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‘Greek brain drain is inevitable’

While Dimitrios Salampasis’ decision to work abroad was not prompted by the financial crisis, his success story is typical of many Greeks who fall under the ‘brain drain’ cohort. The …

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Clashes in Athens as huge crowd protests FYROM name change

An estimated 60,000 protestors gathered at Syntagma Square on Sunday to protest the Prespes Agreement on the renaming of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to Republic of Northern Macedonia. …

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Thousands descend on Athens city centre to rally against Prespes Agreement [WATCH LIVE]

Organisers of a protest against the Prespes agreement anticipate that hundreds of thousands of people will gather at Syntagma Square for the 20 January rally. By 2pm Athens time, droves …

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