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*[[June 11]]: [[Greece]]'s state broadcaster [[ERT]] goes back on air, two years after being closed down under austerity measures.
 
*[[June 11]]: [[Greece]]'s state broadcaster [[ERT]] goes back on air, two years after being closed down under austerity measures.
 
*[[June 11]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] posts gains of 8.16% as an agreement between [[Greece]] and her lenders seems imminent.
 
*[[June 11]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] posts gains of 8.16% as an agreement between [[Greece]] and her lenders seems imminent.
*[[June 12]]: Stocks in the [[National Bank of Greece]] fall almost 6%, while [[Piraeus Bank|Piraeus]] and [[Alpha Bank|Alpha]] banks fall more than 5% on the [[Athens Stock Exchange]], following a fresh blow to Greece's debt negotiations. The Athens Stock Exchange closes nearly 6% lower.
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*[[June 12]]: Stocks in the [[National Bank of Greece]] fall almost 10%, while [[Piraeus Bank]] falls more than 11.5% on the [[Athens Stock Exchange]], following a fresh blow to Greece's debt negotiations. The Athens Stock Exchange closes nearly 6% lower.
  
 
==Deaths==
 
==Deaths==

Revision as of 02:35, June 13, 2015

Events

January

February

March

April

May

  • May 3: Two inmates are killed and 18 others are injured during a clash at Korydallos prison.
  • May 4: A 27-year old Bulgarian national is arrested for the hideous murder of his 4-year old daughter, Anny Borisova, in Athens.
  • May 9: Cyprus President Nikos Anastasiades is the lone leader of an EU country who attends the 70th anniversary celebrations of the victory against Nazi Germany, in Red Square, Moscow.
  • May 11: Cyprus President Nikos Anastasiades meets Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akinci, for the first time since the latter's election as president of the so-called TRNC.
  • May 15: Inter-communal talks resume in Cyprus after an eight-month break.
  • May 16: Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akinci, abolishes the requirement that Greek Cypriots fill in a ‘visa’ form to cross to the breakaway north.
  • May 17: Olympiakos fall to Real Madrid 78-59 in the final of the Euroleague.
  • May 20: APOEL defeat AE Limassol 4-2 to lift the Cyprus Football Cup. The match was halted for 40 minutes when AEL fans threw debris on the pitch. Afterwards, the Larnaca fire department had to respond to ten calls as the same fans lit fires throughout the city.
  • May 23: Olympiakos defeat Skoda Xanthi 3-1 to lift the Greek Football Cup.
  • May 24: APOEL clinch their third consecutive Cypriot league title.

June

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Deaths

January

February

March

April

May