Civilians' Uprising Suppressed by US-Backed Kurds in Raqqa

The US-backed Kurdish forces in Raqqa suppressed rallies held by the civilians in the region against the presence of American military men.

Chinese celebrate Year of the Dog

People across China Friday celebrated the Spring Festival, the country's most important occasion for family gatherings, with fireworks, greetings, delicious food and performances.

Gruevski: We will respond to the “Guardian” for their false statement (FYROM News)

I have not given a statement saying FYROM [***] will change its name and we will respond to the “Guardian”, said the FYROM [***] Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski in a written statement regarding the interview given to the British newspaper.

Aproopto Etos News (April 2015 - B)

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The Greek government made “completely unrealistic promises” to voters that it cannot now fulfil, the former European Commission president has said.

Jose Manuel Barroso, who left the key post last October, said that Alexis Tsipras’s Syriza-led administration lacked experience.

Greece’s demands were “completely unacceptable to other countries”, he told the BBC’s Business Live programme......Greece made unrealistic promises says Barroso

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(Apri GlobalNews as comments 16/4/15 --- 30/4/15)
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 ( Apri IntNews as comments  16/4/15 --- 30/4/15)

MartyroElxis El Etos Times News (March 2015 - C)

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Doubts over Greece’s future membership of the euro are straining its historic kinship with Cyprus, as Nicosia distances itself from Athens to try to secure its foothold in the currency bloc.

Cyprus wants to reverse a perception that the two countries are inextricably linked, worried that it could be dragged down with Greece, should Athens’ finances collapse and force the Greeks to abandon the euro........................Cyprus seeks distance from Greek euro drama

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(Elxis-News as comments 21/3/15 --- 31/3/15)
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MartyroPathia Etos EL Times News and Global Introspect (March 2015 - B)

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The Greek government asked Russia to partially lift the food import embargo imposed in summer 2014 in response the EU sanctions. If Russia agrees, Greece oranges, strawberry and peaches will be available in the Russian market again.

Greek Deputy Agriculture Minister Panagiotis Sguridis discussed the issue with Alexei Alekseenko, a representative of the Russian Agriculture Minister, at a meeting in Thessaloniki during the international food expo................Greece Asks Russia to Partially Lift Food Embargo

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( InT-News as comments 11/3/15 --- 20/3/15)
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 ( Ela- News as comments  11/3/15 --- 20/3/15)

'Time ticking away' on Greece debt talks (Jeroen Dijsselbloem)

Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem has warned Greece "to stop wasting time" in completing its bailout negotiations with international creditors and to start implementing reforms.