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Here Are Greece’s Most Authentic Villages
Tycoon, Skorpios Owner Rybolovlev Arrested in MonacoRussian tycoon Dmitry Rybolovlev was arrested on Tuesday morning in Monaco following an order issued by a local prosecutor stemming from corruption charges.Rybolovlev, who lives in Monaco, is the owner of the AS Monaco football club as well as the legendary Greek island of Skorpios that once belonged to the Onassis family.
Greek Wine Production Declines in 2018Greek wine production is forecast to decline by 10.48 percent in 2018 compared to the previous year, according to data presented by the Greek Department of Wine, Vine and Alcohol in a report sent to the European Commission on Tuesday.The report said that Greek wine production has declined by 20.88 percent compared with the five-year average.
Tsipras, Archbishop Ieronymos Announce New Agreement Between Church and StateTsipras said that the two sides reached an agreement of historic proportions and revealed that priests will no longer be considered public servants. Instead, the Greek State will provide an annual amount equivalent to the wages of the priests to the Church of Greece. The Church of Greece will then be responsible for the distribution of wages.Tsipras added that a new fund will be established jointly by the Church and the Greek State to make use of the Church’s property.
Spain seeks contingency plans with UK tour operators over fears of no-deal Brexit'We want to be optimistic, but we are at a point at which we all have to keep up the pressure on the negotiators'Spain’s tourism minister has met with UK tour operators to discuss contingency plans to ensure millions of British tourists can still visit her country in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Athens Named European Capital of Innovation 2018The award goes to cities that contribute to dynamic innovation ecosystems, involve citizens in governance and decision-making, and tap into innovation to improve resiliency and sustainability in urban settings.Winners of the European Innovation Capital award receive 1 million euros.
Wineries open to visitors on Sunday for European Day of Wine TourismThe wineries of the "Wine routes of Greece" along with hundreds of other European wineries will take part in the European Day of Wine Tourism on Sunday, November 11.The visitors of the Greek wineries will tour the vineyards, meet Greek wine producers, enjoy the landscape, tour the facilities and taste new and aged wines, as well as learning about the fresh wines of the new harvest that has just completed.Wineries throughout Greece will be open to the public on Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00. Entrance will be free of charge.More information on each region's wineries is available on the websites of the regional unions of wine producers.
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5G will let users ditch fixed-line home broadband, says Three5G mobile data will be so reliable and fast most homes will no longer need a separate home broadband connection, according to one of the companies planning to launch a UK service.Three UK's chief executive told BBC News there would be enough capacity on 5G to cope with demand, meaning households would be able to save money by ending their fixed-line contracts.He predicts consumers will use 13 times as much mobile data in 2025 as today.But one expert warned against "hype".
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