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US scientist Suzanne Eaton’s death in Greece was result of a ‘criminal act’

American biologist Suzanne Eaton, 59, whose body was found in a cave on Crete, was killed, forensic pathologists said on Wednesday following an autopsy. Her body was found on Monday …

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Terens Quick hands over portfolio for expatriate Greeks to Antonis Diamataris, from one former journalist to another

Newly-appointed Deputy Foreign Minister for Overseas Greeks Antonis Diamataris took over his portfolio from Terens Quick during an official exchange. He said that he would do whatever possible to further …

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Berlin insists that WWII reparations have been ‘settled’, despite Bundestag’s report

German Deputy Government Spokesperson Ulrike Demmer on Wednesday ruled out WWII reparations from Germany to Greece. Responding to a question on a report by Bundestag, he said the matter has …

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Events seeking justice for Cyprus being held around Australia

JUSTICE FOR CYPRUS SOUGHT IN NSW 14 July: The Justice for Cyprus Co-coordinating Committee are organising a fundraiser lunch, to raise money for the expenses for the Commemoration of the …

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Dimitris Troaditis to present free lecture on radical anarchist ideas in Greece

Poet and journalist Dimitris Troaditis is set to present an insightful lecture at the Greek Centre this month, delving into the emergence and promulgation of radical anarchist ideas in Greece …

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Nigerian found dead in Cyprus car trunk

Nigerian national Obasanja Adeola Owoyale, 33, was found dead in the body of a trunk in north Nicosia. Police were alerted to the area after a foul odour came from …

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Aussie TV show celebrates Mitsotakis’ win in Greek elections with Zorba dance! (VIDEO)

Three Australian TV presenters dancing Zorba in honour of newly elected Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sounds more like a farce than a news story, but this is exactly what …

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Parishioners bid final farewell to the loving Father Nicholas Vrettakos

Priests from across Victoria together with loved ones and a number of parishioners said their last farewell to Father Nicholas Vrettakos today, Wednesday 10 July. The service was held at Father …

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Athens initiative ‘The Stones Speak’ is getting people to re-engage with Greece’s rich ancient cultural heritage

‘The Stones Speak’ initiative is returning to Athens this month in a bid to get both locals and tourists re-engage with Greece’s ancient cultural heritage that offered so much to …

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International calls for Turkish drilling to stop: EU cuts funding and considers more sanctions

The European Union will cut funding to Turkey by 145.8 million euros next year,  as the first sanctions over Turkey’s illegal drilling activities on Cyprus’ EEZ were revealed. A well-informed …

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