Turkey Stalls its “Blue Homeland” Law, Watches Greece’s Next Move
Turkey appears to be deliberately delaying the introduction of its “Blue Homeland” legislation, holding it back from the Turkish National Assembly’s agenda…
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Libya Threatens to Halt Greece Border Talks Over Crete Drilling
Libya has sent Greece a formal diplomatic note threatening to suspend maritime boundary negotiations if Greek-authorized energy exploration south of Crete…
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What Happened Inside Hagia Sophia the Day Constantinople Fell
On May 29, 1453, as Ottoman forces broke through Constantinople’s walls, thousands of Greek Christians fled to Hagia Sophia. They believed the sacred building…
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The Ottoman Sultan Who Burned 3,000 Armenians Alive in a Single Church
In December 1895, Ottoman forces locked roughly 3,000 Armenian men, women, and children inside the cathedral at Urfa and set it on fire. Every one of them…
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Cyprus Reports 659 Turkish Violations to the UN
Cyprus formally reported 659 violations by Turkish military aircraft and naval vessels to the United Nations, covering incidents recorded across just two…
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Turkey Claims It Was Never Colonized. The Christian Populations It Erased Tell a Different Story.
A viral post on X recently boasted that Turks don’t know English because their country was never colonized. Homer Pavlos responded with two maps of Anatolia…
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US Security Adviser: Greece Is a “Priority” in America’s Security Architecture
One of Washington’s most influential conservative voices on national security has called Greece a “priority” in the US security architecture, just hours before…
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8 Turkish Soldiers Fled a Coup. Greece Sheltered Them for Years.
A new Greek documentary reveals what happened to eight Turkish soldiers who landed a military helicopter in Alexandroupolis on July 16, 2016, hours after…
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The Last Hours Inside Hagia Sophia Before the Doors Were Smashed Down
On May 29, 1453, after a 53-day siege, the Ottoman army of Sultan Mehmed II broke through the walls of Constantinople. Emperor Constantine XI Palaiologos died…
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The World’s Oldest Shipwreck Just Beat a Greek Record by 500 Years
A 4,700-year-old shipwreck discovered off the coast of Turkey near the island of Kekova has been confirmed as the oldest known wreck in the world, according to…
