Greece celebrated its bicentennial today, commemorating 200 years since the war of independence began in 1821. As a Greek, I'm proud of my heritage and despite the physical distance I'm well aware of what March 25, 1821 signifies for all Greeks around the world. A nation that was placed under … [Read more...]
Greek Elections: I Cannot Vote .org
January 25, 2015 by 8 Comments
Greece is having crucial national elections today, the results of which some say might shock the European Union's economy, once again. In Greece, where democracy was established two and a half millennia ago, the right to vote has been both a privilege and an obligation, reserved for the Greek … [Read more...]
It’s all Greek to me: Companies that should never do business in Greece
May 11, 2010 by 3 Comments
English is the number one language used in International commerce, regardless of the actual number of native speakers: The number of Chinese Mandarin speakers surpasses that of native speakers of English around the world - a staggering 845 million versus 345 million for English. Several dozen … [Read more...]
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