By Vasilije Gallak on Nov 16, 2009 in Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – Greek police on Monday said they have arrested a convicted murderer who escaped from a maximum security prison by helicopter earlier this year.
By Vasilije Gallak on Nov 15, 2009 in Germany, Greece | 0 Comments
Hamburg – A goal from Villarreal winger Nilmar was enough to secure a 1-0 win for Brazil over England in a friendly international played in Doha Saturday while Xabi Alonso scored twice to give Spain a 2-1 victory against Argentina.
By Vasilije Gallak on Nov 9, 2009 in Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – Thousands of containers remained stranded on cargo ships at Greece’s largest port, Piraeus, on Monday as workers extended by 48 hours a series of strikes in opposition to the takeover of the docks by China’s COSCO Pacific.
By Vasilije Gallak on Nov 3, 2009 in Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – An earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter scale shook the Greek Ionian islands on Tuesday, but caused no immediate injuries or damage, the Geodynamic Institute said.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 28, 2009 in Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – Six Greek police officers were wounded, two seriously, after gunmen opened fire on a police station late Tuesday in the suburbs of the Greek capital, reports said.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 27, 2009 in Featured, General News, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – At least six people were reported dead after the vessel they were travelling on capsized in the eastern Aegean, the Athens News Agency (ANA) reported.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 22, 2009 in Featured, Greece, Sports News | 0 Comments
Athens – The Vancouver 2010 Olympic torch was lit by sun rays in ancient Olympia on Thursday, marking the start of its relay. It will end February 12 with the opening of the Winter Games.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 14, 2009 in Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – Firefighters battled to control a huge fire that was raging for the second day Wednesday on the Greek island of Evia, causing residents to flee and forcing the evacuation of tourists.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 12, 2009 in Business News, Featured, Greece | 0 Comments
Athens – Thousands of containers remained stranded on cargo ships at Greece’s largest port of Piraeus on Monday as workers launched a new 48-hour strike in opposition to the takeover of the docks by Chinese company COSCO Pacific.
By Vasilije Gallak on Oct 10, 2009 in Featured, Greece, Turkey | 0 Comments
Athens/Istanbul – Optimism is rife on both sides of the Aegean Sea that bilateral relations between Greece and Turkey will see a new era of rapprochement following the election of George Papandreou as Greece’s new prime minister.