US Files Reveal Diamond UFO Tracked Over the Aegean
A diamond-shaped object traveling at roughly 800 kilometers per hour was tracked over the Aegean Sea in January 2024 by American aircrew, according to US…
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Greek Yogurt Exports Hit Record Highs in 2025
Greek strained yogurt is now one of the country’s most valuable export products, with overseas sales reaching 559 million euros in 2025, a 42.5% jump in value…
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Samos Wines Ranked Top 10 in the World
Three wines from the Greek island of Samos have landed in the global top 10 dessert wines according to the Taste Atlas 2026 rankings, a rare achievement for…
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Chile Man Returns 2,500-Year-Old Acropolis Marble His Father Pocketed in the 1930s
A Chilean man has returned a 2,500-year-old piece of marble to Greece after his family displayed it as home decor for nearly 90 years. Enrico Tosti-Croce…
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Greece Protects 251 Beaches From Commercial Use
Greece has expanded its list of protected “untrodden beaches” to 251 sites, banning commercial activity and concessions from some of the country’s most…
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Turkey to UN: Cyprus Has No Right to Its Own Gas
Turkey has sent a formal protest letter to the United Nations claiming that Cyprus’ natural gas agreement with Egypt, signed in March, violates the rights of…
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Turkey Tables Bill to Seize Aegean and Med Gas Rights
Turkey is preparing to submit legislation to its parliament that would formally codify its maritime jurisdiction claims over disputed areas of the Aegean and…
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Saint Irene the Great Martyr: Her Feast Day Is Today
Today, May 5th, is the feast day of Saint Irene the Great Martyr, one of the most venerated saints in the Christian Orthodox tradition. All women named Irene…
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3 People Burned Alive in Greek Bank 16 Years Ago Today
Sixteen years ago today, on May 5, 2010, three people were killed when protesters threw Molotov cocktails into a Marfin Bank branch in central Athens during a…
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Germany Warns Turkey Over Arms Use at Athens Talks
Germany has drawn a firm line on how Turkey can use German-supplied weapons, making that restriction a central point of tension during recent high-level talks…
