Opinion
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The illusion of occupied Cyprus
Inconvenient truths about Turkey’s religious cleansing in occupied Cyprus need to be addressed
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Elections 2013 – power of deception
Andreas C Chrysafis analyses the upcoming election for the Republic of Cyprus.
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Xenios xylodarmos
What was once the plight of migrants, racism has now transcended to the tourists and backpackers in Greece.
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Saturday Greek school: torment or delight?
Neos Kosmos journalist, Helen Velissaris, talks about her experiences of Greek school and her thoughts on what will save dwindling class sizes.
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The bright side of Greece: lower prices, fewer tourists
Greece’s financial and political problems shouldn’t deter you from visiting.
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Parthenon Marbles: How they were really nicked
Elgin, knowing that the French were after the Parthenon marbles, decided to remove as much of them as he could, writes Dean Kalimniou in this week’s diatribe.
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Thought it was safe to forget Greece? Think again
The rest of the world has largely ignored this latest twist of the plot in Greece.
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When being Greek is not a dirty word
In part two, Peter Adamis looks at the challenges faced in maintaining Greek culture in Australia and what we can do to ensure Hellenism survives in the diaspora.