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Turkey’s delusions of grandeur

A disturbing movement is growing in Turkey. A movement harbouring a delusional dream with calls to rekindle the old flame of a Neo-Ottoman Empire.

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Greece, Portugal and Spain are staring into the same economic abyss

Even from a Greek perspective, the austerity measures the Spanish government adopted last week were alarming.

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Glory and decay

The roots of the Hellenic crisis.

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Beach martyrs

Tragedy befalls Northern Epirus, all for speaking Greek.

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Basket

A recent visit by the Greek National B’ Basketball team has prompted a closer look at basketball in Greece, and the hospitality of the Greek Australian to a very Greek delegation.

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Are some Europeans more equal than others?

“The Great Compromise”: Towards a Political Federal Europe

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Melville-Jones and AMAC have final say on FYROM group complaint

Here is the response from Professor John Melville-Jones following the termination of a complaint made against him by a FYROM organisation:

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Elegy for Anthea

Dean Kalimniou pays homage to Greek Australian songstress Anthea Sidiropoulos and her impact on Greek music in Australia.

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Europe’s problems solved?

If the EU wishes to end the current crisis, the writing is on the wall.

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Scribblefest 2012

A weekend celebration of Greek Australian writers, Dean Kalimniou explores the very first Antipodes Writers Festival.

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