The paradox that is Iran (Ha'aretz) May 09, 2008Nothing smacks more of a "clash of civilizations" than the classic Greek-Persian confrontation of antiquity. That's what they tell us, anyway.... Sunflower oil contaminated (eKathimerini) May 09, 2008Companies began recalling bottles of sunflower oil yesterday after it was discovered that a batch imported into Greece had been contaminated with potentially harmful mineral oil.... Nuclear power talk mushrooms (eKathimerini) May 09, 2008A more positive note was sounded yesterday on introducing nuclear energy into the country as officials argued that a larger number of Greece's neighbors have shown interest in using the unpopular power source.... Officers escape time in prison (eKathimerini) May 09, 2008The two police officers responsible for allowing 33-year-old drug addict Dimitris Albanis to escape from custody before he went on to kill a bus driver in Thessaloniki on Saturday... New home for Greece's holy grail (BBC) May 08, 2008The Acropolis Museum is now just months away from entering service in Greece's struggle with its most implacable cultural adversary.... April inflation stubborn at 6-year high (Guardian) May 08, 2008Surging energy and food costs kept Greece's national measure of consumer inflation at a six-year high of 4.4 percent in April, the country's statistics service (NSS) said on Thursday.... PAO close to Champions League (eKathimerini) May 08, 2008Panathinaikos beats Panionios 3-0 to go three points clear of AEK, a 4-0 loser at Aris... Reds sack Ivic over club’s next manager (eKathimerini) May 08, 2008Olympiakos soccer club's technical director Ilia Ivic was sacked yesterday following a disagreement with the board over who will be the team's next manager.... Female migrants sold short (eKathimerini) May 08, 2008emale immigrants make a significant contribution to the Greek economy and society but their integration into the community is strewn with obstacles, according to a study by the Research Center for Gender Equality (KETHI)... |
