ExxonMobil’s Cyprus Gas Flowing by 2033, Targeting Europe
ExxonMobil says natural gas from two undersea deposits off Cyprus could start flowing by 2033, with the company declaring both fields commercially viable after…
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Greece Returns Egyptian Statuettes Found in Athens Trash
Six terracotta statuettes believed to have been illegally exported from Egypt were handed back to Egyptian authorities by Greece on Wednesday, in a ceremony at…
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Greece Warns Libya: 5,600 Migrants Reached Crete in Five Months
Greece is pushing Libya’s eastern strongman Khalifa Haftar to do more to stop migrants from leaving his coastline, as arrivals to Crete have surged to levels…
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Gerapetritis: “I’m Not Naive Enough to Think Turkish Positions Will Change Overnight”
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis said plainly at the 7th Oikonomikos Tachydromos Forum that Turkey has not shifted its positions on maritime zones…
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The Oracle, the Divine Father Claim, and How Alexander Became the Great
Alexander the Great is one of the most famous figures in all of history, yet the title “the Great” wasn’t actually attached to his name until around 200 BC…
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Papastavrou in Washington: Greece and Cyprus Are Strategic Hubs in the New Energy Map
Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastávrou told a 87-country, 1,900-delegate forum in Washington this week that Greece sits at the center of a rapidly shifting…
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The Greek Shipowner Who Hit 100 Ships Without Borrowing a Cent
Greek shipowner Haris Vafias just received a top honor at Posidonia 2026, the world’s largest shipping exhibition, for his long-standing support of the…
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Greece and Libya Hold Maritime Talks, Challenging Turkey’s 2019 Sea Deal
Greece’s deputy foreign minister Alexandra Papadopoulou traveled to Tripoli Tuesday for the second round of technical talks with Libya on maritime boundary…
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Greece-Egypt Deal to Bring 5,000 Farm Workers to Greek Fields Kicks Off
A Greece-Egypt agreement to bring up to 5,000 seasonal agricultural workers to Greece is finally moving from paper to practice, three years after it was…
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2,000 Kasiots Captured and Sold Into Slavery in a Single Night
202 years ago today, on May 29, 1824, Egyptian forces under Ibrahim Pasha landed on the small Greek island of Kasos and destroyed it. Around 2,000 islanders…
