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Bank of America: What Would Happen if Greece Doesn't Pay IMF Installment

If Greece doesn't pay the upcoming International Monetary Fund installment of 458 million euros due on April 9, a chain of unpleasant events will follow, says a Bank of America report. However, Greece will not go bankrupt in April. The IMF will...

Merkel-Hollande: Greece's Turn to Russia a Sideshow

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande view Greece’s overtures toward Russia as political theater and won’t be drawn into a debate on the matter, says a Bloomberg report. The two country leaders are said to believe that...

Former Greek PM Samaras Says He Would Join Government Alliance to Keep Greece in Eurozone

Former Greek prime minister and now opposition leader Antonis Samaras said he is willing to be part of a national unity government if Greece's stay in the euro zone is at stake. Samaras spoke to Bloomberg on Wednesday from the...

Istanbul: Greek Consulate to Host Art Exhibition

The Consulate General of Greece in Istanbul in collaboration with Columbia University’s Global Center in Turkey will host an exhibition entitled “Blue Voyagers: The Art of Romare Bearden and Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu” at Sismanoglio Megaro from April 15 to...

National Gallery Launches Digital El Greco Exhibition

The National Gallery in Athens, Greece, inaugurated a digital exhibition of El Greco attended by Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos as well as Attica Region governor Rena Dourou and Alternate Minister for Culture Nikos Xydakis. The exhibition presents the artist’s monumental works that cannot be...

Turkish Research Vessel 'Barbaros' Leaves Cyprus' EEZ

Turkish research vessel "Barbaros" has reportedly departed from Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) after five months that caused Cyprus' fierce reaction. Its destination has not been confirmed yet. In October 2014, Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades suspended his participation in the United...

EU Officials Say Greek Reforms List 'Theoretical' and 'Arbitrary'

The list of proposed reforms the Greek government submitted to the Euro Working Group in order to close the fifth review is lacking in legislative actions or technical methods that would help achieve the objectives stated, a real.gr report...

Greek ‘Love Singer’ Yiannis Parios Announces North American Tour

Famous Greek singer Yiannis Parios has announced a tour across the U.S. and Canada. The tour will kick off with a concert in New York’s Town Hall Theater in Manhattan on May 8. The singer will travel to Atlantic City (May...

Canadian Newspaper Pays Tribute to Greek Capital

Canadian journalist Robert Everett-Green published an article entitled “Athens isn’t pretty, but it's exciting: discover the city's cultural rebirth,” which was published in the newspaper 'Globe and Mail' referring to the Greek capita that has been redefined in the economic...

‘Speak Greek in March’ Teleconference Initiative Connected Diaspora Youth

The Australian initiate ‘Speak Greek in March’ has concluded with great success. After the successful run that the campaign had among Greek-Australians, Greek communities across the globe are considering about organizing similar events. Greek children aged 13 to 16 years from the United...

Greek Woman Finds Family Home in Turkey After 92 Years

Aglaia Christidou a Greek businesswomen whose grandparents used to reside in Turkey found her old family home in the city of Söke 92 years after her grandparents were forced to leave the area and move to Athens. Christidou never forgot her roots,...

Tsochatzopoulos' Wife Vicky Stamatis Escapes from Psychiatric Hospital

Guards at Athens' psychiatric institution "Dromokaiteion," realized early Thursday morning that Vicky Stamatis, wife of also jailed former Greek Defense Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos, had escaped from the premises. The room where she was held was found empty and signs that the window latch was...

Director Rejects Greek Film Academy Awards Until Second Generation Migrants Have a Chance

Film director Panos Koutras was the big winner on Monday’s Greek Film Academy Awards. However, Koutras did not accept any of his awards, in protest of the Greek law that doesn't grant Greek citizenship to children of migrants in Greece. After the announcement that his...

Greek Farmers Take Up Fishing in Flooded Farmlands of Serres

Farmers in the flood-affected areas in the northern Greek region of Serres pulled the brakes on their tractors and started fishing in their flooded farmlands – and this is no lie for the April Fools' day. “Farmers became fishermen,” George...

Greek PM Tsipras Ranks 13th in Salary Among European Leaders

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ranks 13th in salary among the 21 heads of state of the European Council, according to a Eurostat survey. The highest-paid top official in Europe is European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, while European Council President...