In his interview to the German news magazine Der Spiegel, The lenders have all the power, Antonis Manitakis, Minister of Administrative Reform and e-Governance of Greece, said, “I want to give back to my country its honor and dignity, I want my grandchildren to be able to make dreams again.” Der Spiegel pointed out that [...]
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RLF’s Survey on Grexit
A recent survey conducted by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation supported that the EU should allow countries in trouble to exit the Eurozone. The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, founded in Berlin in 1990, is a German think tank associated with the German political party Die Linke (The Left). The survey’s objective was to examine the reasons of [...]
Even Bild Admired Agathonas At Eurovision
Cheery, dynamic, professionally perfect and above all optimistic, Koza Mostra along with the “heavy artillery,” the Greek folk singer of rebetiko Agathonas Iakovidis, managed to stir up Eurovision despite only a sixth-place finish among 26 countries. The Greek group’s performance drew much critical praise, even though they didn’t win. The German newspaper Bild wrote that [...]
Three Greek Islands On EU Cheap List
Tourists are returning to Greece, according to the German newspaper Tagesspiegel, which notes that the country’s image has now improved from last year’s images of constant protests, strikes and riots against austerity measures, while the travel website Trivago classifies three Greek islands among the 14 cheapest destinations in Europe. Tagesspiegel, in an article entitled Hopes [...]
ProGreece Internet Platform Nearly Set
The Internet platform ProGreece will be ready for use by June, officials said. ProGreece is an interactive social network for German and Greek companies. The aim of this network is to match Greek companies’ excess capacities with German demand to initiate manufacturing and service agreements and to support trade between the two countries. More than [...]
Children’s Book Week in Munich
Storyteller Evi Gerokosta was spotted late April in Munich on a secret mission. With the help of Panagiotis Michailidis, the so-called captain Panagos broke into the classrooms of the Greek schools of Munich and Dachau, facilitating the “entrance” of infinite tales! All this occurred in the Children’s Book Week, which was organized for the twelfth [...]
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05 / 20 Austrian Press Pays Tribute to Lefkada, Chios
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05 / 20 Manitakis’ Interview to Der Spiegel
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05 / 20 Nikos Kazantzakis in Croatian
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05 / 20 RLF’s Survey on Grexit
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05 / 20 Ban on Restaurant Refillable Olive Oil Bottles
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08 / 04 Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan Reportedly Claims Olympic Flame is Turkish
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01 / 24 Intercultural Association Macedonia Cuts Vasilopita
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07 / 28 IOC President Jacques Rogge Calls London Home of The Olympics; Forgets Greece
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05 / 03 Skopje: Streets Renamed With Ancient Greek Names
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05 / 22 Philip II of Macedonia Statue in Skopje Defies NATO
