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Fantasticon Festival | Athens | June 9 & 10
The Trianon open-air movie theater is hosting the Fantasticon Classic Movies Festival on June 9 and 10, starring a slew of valiant warriors, fantastical creatures and revolutionaries of dystopian societies. Friday's screenings are "Fire and Ice" (English, 1983) at 6.30 p.m., "Legend" (English, 1985) at 8.10 p.m. and "The City of Lost Children" (French, 1995) at 10 p.m.
EuroWorking Group head: Memorandum for next 45 years for Greece!
In a interview to Austrian newspapers Salzburger Nachrichten and Ober Nachrichten the President of the EuroGroup Working Group, Thomas Wieser labeled the IMF’s proposal for a radical reduction of the Greek debt ridiculous. “All Europeans say: That is ridiculous”, he remarked in his interview to the two publications. Mr.
Albanian Judicial Reform Faces New Court Challenge
The National Association of Judges and the Union of Albanian Judges have filed a lawsuit with the Albanian Constitutional Court, challenging the legality of the Law on the Governing Institutions of the Justice System, the Law on the Status of Judges and Prosecutors and the Law on the Reassessment of Judges and Prosecutors, known as the 'vetting' law.
Macedonia ready for name compromise in order to join NATO
NATO plans to accept Macedonia by the spring of 2018, Sputnik has been told by a source familiar with Skopje's membership negotiations.
"NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg plans to visit to Skopje in mid-July and discuss this. The goal of NATO is for the country to be accepted to the alliance by the spring of 2018," the source told the news agency.
Priest sculpture stolen from museum in Turkey's Isparta
The 6th-century sculpture of a priest has been stolen from a museum in the Yalvaç district of the southwestern Turkish province of Isparta.
The 70-centimeter sculpture had been in the garden of the museum, located between the Yalvaç Court House and the Government Office and surrounded by a one-meter wall and two-meter iron fences.