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Atheists just confirmed the biggest suspicion about atheists
A study of over 3,000 people in 13 countries has found that most of the world think atheists are immoral.
Most interesting of all, is the finding that this perception even exists among atheists themselves.
PPC to sign agreement with China Development Bank
China Development Bank (CDB) and the Public Power Corporation (PPC) are due to sign a memorandum of understanding in Thessaloniki on Saturday, September 9. The agreement will be inked during a conference titled "Investment Opportunities in Southeastern Europe - Trends and Challenges in the Energy Sector."
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India, China agree to pull back troops from border confrontation
India and China have agreed to pull back their troops from a face-off in the high Himalayas where China, India and Bhutan meet, signaling a thaw in their months-long standoff, India's government said on Aug. 28.
India's Ministry of External Affairs said India and China have had diplomatic exchanges in recent weeks over the situation on Doklam plateau in the eastern Himalayas.
Kenya imposes tough law on plastic bags
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags will risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000 from Aug. 28, as the world's toughest law aimed at reducing plastic pollution came into effect.
The East African nation joins more than 40 other countries that have banned, partly banned or taxed single use plastic bags, including China, France, Rwanda, and Italy.
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Greece among smartest countries in the world in science (photos)
Greeks place a great deal of importance on education and knowledge, and despite the economic crisis that has hit country since 2010 and a great brain drain, it is among the smartest countries when it comes to students graduating with science degrees. According to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which tracks the college degrees.
Milwaukee Bucks: We will not allow Giannis to play for Greece
Proto Thema newspaper brings to light the communication between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Greek basketball Federation regarding the inability of Giannis Antetokounmpo to take part in the 2017 Eurobasket competition with the Greek national team.
Chinese interests could make plan to link Danube and Aegean a reality
An ambitious project being considered to establish a vertical link between the Danube, Europe's second-longest river, and Greece's Aegean coast by a navigable route via the rivers Morava and Vardar/Axios, may seem like a prospect of colossal proportions by European standards, but its development cannot be ruled out as it would serve the interests of China, an undisputed powerhouse trader.
Turkey eyes $2 bln in digital game exports
Turkey aims at reaching $2 billion worth in digital game exports by 2020, a leading sector representative has said.
Meriç Enver Eryürek, the board member of the Initiative, Development and Technologies Association of Turkey (TGGT), praised the state incentives for innovation and technological production.
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US steel executives appeal directly to Trump for import restrictions
American steel industry executives have appealed directly to President Donald Trump for immediate import restrictions in a letter seen by Reuters, as a U.S. Commerce Department national security probe languishes and steel imports surge back to 2015 levels.
Chinese ambassador: “China always had confidence in Greek economy”
China has always believed in the Greek economy and the country’s efforts to achieve a quick recovery, the Chinese Ambassador to Greece Zou Xiaoli said on Thursday, during a visit to Alexandroupolis.
“China has always had confidence in the Greek economy and your efforts to achieve a rapid recovery,” the ambassador said after his meeting with city mayor Vangelis Lambrakis.