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Read the extraordinary letter Trump sent Erdogan telling him not to “be a fool” – it is no joke
US President Donald Trump warned that he could destroy Turkey’s economy if the situation in Syria is not contained in an unusual letter circulating the internet that is so unconventional …
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No GLENDI in South Australia this year after board decides to postpone Greek festival to 2020
After 40 years of presence, the GLENDI Greek Festival, the largest Greek festival held in South Australia since 1978, will not be opening its doors this year. “Although the organisation …
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British alleged gang rape victim tells Cyprus court she was forced to sign retraction, which is written in broken English
The British teenager, who claimed she was gang-raped by Israeli teenagers at an Aya Napa beach resort in Cyprus, told court on Wednesday that Cyprus police forced her to sign …
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End of an era for Bishop Nikandros; Australia bids farewell after 19 years of service
Bishop Nikandros of Doryleon has been elected by the Holy Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate as the new Metropolitan of Eirinoupolis. The 72-year-old cleric is leaving Australia after 19 years …
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Yiota Nega to headline upcoming Greek Festivals in Melbourne and Sydney
While the official announcement is still pending, Neos Kosmos can reveal that Yiota Nega is the artist who will headline Melbourne’s Lonsdale Street Greek Festival and Sydney’s Greek Festival coming …
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The IMF says Australian economy is worse than Greece, but that’s only on the surface
Greece’s economy has stabilised and is on the road to recovery. But just as things are getting better for Greece, the Australian economy has been exposed in a damning report …
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Pronia places carers in the spotlight during National Carers Week
Pronia’s ‘Mazi’ palliative Care program for carers of people living with life-limiting illnesses facilitated today a workshop with Carers Victoria at Clayton Community Centre. The ‘Caring till the End’ workshop …
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Greek shipping pride and maritime tradition, and how shipping noted an 800 per cent boost during debt crisis
Long-known as the most extroverted of Greece’s industries, shipping has managed to weather the Greek economic crisis, charting a continued path to success, growing in size, while also paying 800 …
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Dar Yasin, Kashmir-based photographer wins Athens Photo World award
Associated Press photographer Dar Yasin is the recipient of the Yannis Behrakis International Photojournalism Award. Athens Photo World organisers chose the winner for his coverage of the Kashmir conflict, and …
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Conscription for the diaspora: Changes to the mandatory military service laws for Greek citizens living abroad
One of the main concerns for men that have migrated from Greece to Australia in recent years or boys reaching adulthood is Greece’s laws on mandatory military service. Conscription is …