Greeks blast Stefanos Tsitsipas over insensitive Harrods tweet
Greek tennis champion Stefanos Tsitsipas came under fire when he tweeted it was time a Harrods Department store was built in Greece. His comment drew a flurry of critical comments
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European Council President Charles Michel: We are ready to impose sanctions against Tukey
The European Union is ready to impose sanctions on Ankara because of its behaviour, said European Council President Charles Michel. “We reached out to Turkey in October and our assessment
Shocking! Indian father in Crete raped and forced his teen daughter to take part in sexual orgies
The local community of Rethymno in Crete was shocked when the horrific details of the sexual abuse of a 15-year-old girl by her Indian father were made public. The father
Tiger ‘nearly tore arm off’ volunteer at Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Rescue
A tiger grabbed the arm of a volunteer at Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Rescue sanctuary and “nearly tore it off at the shoulder” while being fed. Candy Couser has been
Offenses: The SNFCC Theatrical Lecture Continues with Thomas Bernhard
On Sunday, December 6 at 50. ) the Violations, the Theatrical Analogy of the Cultural Center Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNFCC), continue at the Lighthouse of the SNFCC with My Thomas
Immediate US sanctions against Turkey for S-400 system
The 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provides for the imposition of sanctions against Turkey for the acquisition of the Russian S-400 missile system. The bill states that the acquisition
Oxford Company co-founder dies after contracting coronavirus infection
Businessman Christos Tsiolias, co-founder and vice president of the Oxford Company clothing company, died aged 62 after being infected by the novel coronavirus. His death was announced on Thursday by
Greece ranks fourth worldwide in the export of marble
Greece stands fourth worldwide in the export of marble blocks and slabs, shipping 76 pct of its production to 120 countries, president of the Macedonia Thrace Association of Marble Businesses
Retail stores of seasonal Christmas goods to open Monday, Dec. 7
As of next Monday, December 7, retail stores that trade exclusively in seasonal Christmas goods will be permitted to open, while the sale of Christmas decorations and other items relating