Greece Raises the Flag on the Acropolis, 82 Years After Liberation
Eighty-two years ago today, the last German troops pulled out of Athens after 1,264 days of brutal Nazi occupation. This morning, Evzones from the Presidential…
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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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Greece and Albania Both Claim the Fustanella. Here’s Why It Divides the Balkans
The white pleated kilt worn by Greece’s Evzone Presidential Guard outside the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens is one of the most recognizable symbols of…
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Irene Papas: The Greek Actress Who Brought Ancient Tragedy to the World
Irene Papas was born Irini Lelekou in 1926 in the small village of Chiliomodi, near Corinth, and died 96 years later as the most recognizable face of ancient…
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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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One Dead as Flash Floods Sweep Cars Into Sea on Rhodes
A 25-year-old man is dead after floodwaters swept his car into the sea off Stegna beach on the island of Rhodes Wednesday. The man, who worked at a local…
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Greece Eyes Co-Production of Israeli Missile With 500km Range
Greece is in advanced talks to co-produce the Israeli LORA ballistic missile with Israel Aerospace Industries, and the system’s range has now been confirmed at…
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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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Greece Now Produces 12.5% of Europe’s Gold
Greece is now responsible for 12.5% of all gold produced in the European Union, after Eldorado Gold officially opened its Skouries mining operation in…
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The Two Greek Women Who Refused to Convert After Naousa Fell in 1822
When Ottoman forces captured Naousa in April 1822, two Greek Christian women were taken prisoner and subjected to a brutal attempt to break their faith. Their…
