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Olympiakos win a 1-point thriller against Maccabi (69-68) in Israel for Euroleague
Olympiakos clinched a thriller against Maccabi Fox Tel Aviv on the road (69-68) for the third round of Euroleague championship. The win gives the Reds a perfect record of 3 out lot their first 3 matches. Georgios Printezis (21 pts) and McLean (8 pts) were leading scorers for the Greek team.
London will Provide Free Offices for Entrepreneurs from Sofia
Temporary use of free offices in London by Sofia entrepreneurs wishing to work in the British capital was agreed by the Executive Director of the Sofia Privatization and Investment Agency Vladimir Danailov and Tony Margiota, a representative of the British agency "London and Partners", reports mediapool.
Nafplion voted best city in Greece (PHOTOS)
Drenched in history, culture, green landscapes and crystal clear beaches, the all-time favourite city of Nafplion has just been voted as the best city in Greece according to Culture Trip, an online media start-up with nearly nine million monthly readers, and global offices in London, New York, and Tel Aviv.
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Turkish cycling prospect Ahmet Örken joins Israeli team with eyes on Giro
Ahmet Örken, a 24-year-old cyclist who has dominated the Turkish cycling scene for the last four years, has joined pro-continental Israel Cycling Academy (ICA) to become the first Turkish athlete to join a cycling team at this level.
Turkey loses to Serbia at Eurobasket
Turkish national basketball team lost 80-74 to Serbia on Sept. 4 night in a EuroBasket 2017 Group D match played in Istanbul.
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European Capital of Innovation Award 2017: The 10 finalists
Ten cities using the most innovative ideas to improve quality of life and to involve citizens in community life have reached the final stage of the European Capital of Innovation Award 2017.
Netanyahu goes on offensive against 'fake news'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Aug. 30 went on the offensive against "fake news" in the Israeli media implicating him in alleged corruption cases.
"The 'fake news' industry has reached a record level. The aim is to secure indictments, at whatever price and quickly, against me," he told a meeting of activists of his rightwing Likud party near Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport.
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The changing face of the Israel Navy
Some 30 meters underground in the Kirya military headquarters in Tel Aviv sits the Navy War Room, whence senior officers can see every wave crashing on the nation’s shores and every ship and plane in or over its territorial waters.
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Israel against Kosovo in UNESCO; Serbia and Israel ink defense deal
Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin says he received confirmation from Israeli officials that their country would not recognize Kosovo.
Vulin, who is visiting Israel, added that he also received assurances the country would not vote in favor of Pristina's bid to join UNESCO.
Orban: Soros and EU striving for 'mixed, Muslimized Europe'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has hit out at George Soros and the European Union as the statesman's war of words with the Hungarian-American billionaire continues to escalate.
During a state visit to Romania Orban accused Soros of using the EU in order to create a "new, mixed, Muslimized Europe," according to AP.