Posted on 25 February 2010.
By: Alina Inayeh
BUCHAREST – In the historic beginnings of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece, athletes would all carry olive branches to the Games as a symbol of peace. While the actual olive branches are no longer an official part of the Games, to this very day the Olympics remain the quintessential expression of international cooperation, [...]
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Posted in Black Sea, Central and Eastern Europe, European Union, Russia, Transatlantic Relations, Transatlantic Take
Posted on 25 February 2010.
By: Gordana
Greece is one of the most important investors in the Balkans and most analysts are concerned that the financial crisis will have a spillover effect on the Balkan countries. Greece dominates the region’s banking sector with ownership or control of nearly 28 percent of the financial institutions. With almost 2,000 branches throughout the region, Greek-owned [...]
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Posted in Balkans, Economics, European Union, Transatlantic Relations, Transatlantic Take