Azerbaijan Calls Out Turkey for Stoking Tensions Over Hijab Ban
Azerbaijan’s ruling party has publicly accused Turkey of manufacturing a diplomatic crisis over Baku’s new headscarf ban in schools, calling out Turkish…
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Hislop: “4,000 Greek Children Sold to American Couples Like a Commodity”
Victoria Hislop’s new novel “The Wine-Dark Sea” has landed on the Times bestseller lists in the UK, and the story behind it is as harrowing as the history it…
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Von der Leyen: “We Are Deeply Dismayed by the Libya-Turkey Maritime Deal”
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen publicly condemned the Libyan parliament’s approval of the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, calling the EU…
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The Greek Archaeologist Who Found Philip II’s Tomb Was Born on This Day in 1919
Manolis Andronikos was born 107 years ago today, on October 23, 1919, in Prusa (modern-day Bursa) in Asia Minor. He went on to become one of the most…
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Greece Voids Turkey’s Maritime Claim Over Saudi-Europe Data Cable
Greece has declared Turkey’s latest maritime notice invalid, issuing a counter-NAVTEX rejecting Ankara’s claim over waters where a major subsea fiber-optic…
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Greek Teachers and Students March on Parliament Over Pay and Housing
Thousands of teachers and students marched through central Athens on Wednesday, moving from Propylaea to Syntagma Square outside Parliament to demand higher…
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Velopoulos: “How Is It That Only Churches Are Burning?”
Greek Solution party leader Kyriakos Velopoulos is pointing directly at Europe’s recent riots in France and Italy, asking a question that’s drawing significant…
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The Martyrdom of Chrysostomos: What the West Never Talked About After Smyrna 1922
In September 1922, as Smyrna burned, the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Chrysostomos Kalafatis was handed over to a mob by Turkish forces and killed in the…
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Greece Tells the UN: “Geography Doesn’t Change” on Turkey-Libya Deal
For the first time ever, Greece brought the illegal 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum before the UN Security Council, calling it a direct threat to…
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Greece’s New Supercomputer Ranks 31st in the World
Greece has launched DAIDALOS, its most powerful supercomputer ever, ranking 31st on the TOP500 global list of the world’s most powerful computing systems and…
