The media war between Greece and Germany on the criticism that Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou reproached to Berlin continues in full force. Messages in the German press are pretty sharp, and in some cases even contemptuous.

The Hollywood actor Gerard Butler known as the Spartan Leonidas from the movie "300" seems to admire the beauty of Greek women. First, there were the rumours for a romantic relationship with Jennifer Aniston, who is of Greek origin, and now he was fascinated by Eleni Skoula Kokkalis who he met in the New York's restaurant The Lion. Gerard Butler did not tear his gaze away from Eleni Kokkalis all night while they had dinner at different tables in the restaurant of the popular chef John De Lucie, who gathers celebrities from around the world.

Austrian Finance Minister Josef Pröll said that the Mediterranean country will receive the third tranche of aid a month later than planned, announced BBC. At the same time, the Troika insists on more stringent measures for 2011.

Almost one third of foreign visitors do not know there are islands in Greece, 33% arranged their stay in Athens through the Internet.

According to unofficial data, there are about 500,000 Muslims in Attica, who have been carrying their religious rituals and celebrations in basements and garages for years because plans for the mosque have not been implemented yet and painters and builders take the role of imams.

"We have to learn to live with what we earn, not with borrowed money," advises the President of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises Dimitris Daskalopoulos.

This time the reason was Prime Minister George Papandreou, who attacked Angela Merkel's proposal private investors and banks to also bear the burden of Greek economy rescue.