A 2,500-Year-Old Horse and Rider Are Back on Their Original Stand
An archaic marble statue of a horse and rider, shattered during the Persian sack of Athens in 480 BC, is back on display at the Acropolis Museum, this time…
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Turkey Rejects Cypriot Authority Over Greece-Cyprus Power Cable Route
Turkey fired off a second maritime warning on Friday, this time rejecting the legitimacy of Cyprus’s own notice to mariners ahead of seabed surveys for the…
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Greek Protesters Block Israeli Cruise Ship From Docking at Kalamata
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators turned out at the port of Kalamata on Tuesday, October 13, to protest the arrival of the Crown Iris, a cruise ship owned by…
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Greek-American Teen Arrested Over Plot to Mass Shoot Hindu Temple
A 19-year-old Greek American from Palatine, Illinois, has been charged with making a terrorist threat and unlawful possession of weapons after police uncovered…
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Greece Bans Migrant Rentals Packing 20-30 People Into Athens Flats
Greece is cracking down on overcrowded apartments in central Athens where landlords have been cramming 20 to 30 migrants into single flats and charging them…
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Turkey Rejects Greek NAVTEX South of Kastellorizo
Turkey issued a rival NAVTEX on Friday morning challenging Greece’s authority to govern maritime safety in waters south of Kastellorizo, directly targeting a…
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Turkey Fires Back at Greece’s Drill: “This Space Is Mine”
Turkey has issued a counter-NAVTEX to Greece, claiming jurisdiction over waters where Greece launched its Eunomia naval exercise this past Friday. The Turkish…
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Turkey Hijacks Greece’s NAVTEX for EUNOMIA War Drill
Turkey issued a rival NAVTEX on Friday through its Antalya station, overriding Greece’s official maritime notice for the multinational live-fire exercise…
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Mitsotakis: “Greece Is Not Ready to Send Patriots to Ukraine”
Greece will not be transferring its Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said, citing the need to protect Greece’s own…
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Sen. Scott: “It’s an Invasion. Cyprus Should Be One Country”
U.S. Senator Rick Scott visited Cyprus on Friday, toured the buffer zone in Nicosia, and placed the blame for the island’s division squarely on Turkey and…
