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Eight sailors taken by pirates off Greek tanker in west African waters

Eight sailors were kidnapped from a Greek tanker on 31 December, 2018, that was anchored off Limbe near the coast of Cameron in the Gulf of Guinea, an area in …

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Greeks must draw on their vigour and unity to realise national strategy, says president

Greek President Prokopios Pavlopoulos has called on the people to drawn their national traits of “unshakeable vigour” and “strong unity” so that 2020 was a milestone year in ensuring that …

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Tsitsipas fever starts in Brisbane and Greek fans in Australia are going to be a force to consider

The Greek community of Brisbane celebrated New Year’eve with tennis hero Stefanos Tsitsipas and team Greece  which will competing in the city for ATP Cup starting on Friday, January 3. …

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Hague court is last option if dialogue with Turkey fails, says Greek PM

Greece and Turkey should go to the International Court of Justice if agreement on key issues is not reached, says Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Speaking to Vima, the PM …

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Greece to ask debtors to lower primary surplus targets to speed economic revival

Greek Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has identified the new year as the “start of a decade of constant progress”. Speaking in an interview with Vima, Mr Mitsotakis said within the …

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Greek refs consider Super League boycott after night-time attack on official’s home

Greek referees have threatened to boycott Super League and Greek Cup matches after a match official’s home was damaged by an explosive device on Sunday night. Agona Sports reported that …

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Former culture minister and influential composer Thanos Mikroutsikos dies

Renowned Greek composer and former minister of culture Thanos Mikroutsikos died after a long fight with cancer. He was 72 years old. Mr Mikroutsikos died on Saturday, of heart failure …

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Tomb at Amphilopolis in Macedonia to be fast-tracked for public viewing

Greece’s Minister of Culture and Sport Lina Mendoni has brought forward the time for the completion of work on the Kasta Hill Tomb in Amphipolis, Serres so that people may …

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Prof Ross Vlahos earns RMIT Vice Chancellor award

Professor Ross Vlahos ha received the RMIT Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Award – a reflection of the high level of excellence achieved in research activity over the past five years. …

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January marks a whirlwind month of diplomatic activity for Greek government

January promises to be a tough month as the Mitsotakis government is set to embark on a diplomatic drive to counter Turkish expansionism in the region and to secure Greece’s …

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