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Greek politicians eye Orthodox Church’s income, expenses as target for budget cuts

Business, Economics and Jobs

In Greece, the Orthodox Church is tied financially to the state. The state pays some priests and exempts the church and its activities from any taxes. But with tight economic times, some politicians are calling for the relationship to be adjusted.

Victims in Toulouse shooting laid to rest in Jerusalem

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Toulouse Victims Buried in Jerusalem

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Why Romanians Are Not Welcome In Spain

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Spain has the highest unemployment in Europe. So, Madrid wants to close the borders for Romanians, although Romania is a member state of the European Union.

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