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Archaeologists unearth 2,200-year-old coin depicting Greek-born king in Egypt

Archaeologists have unearthed a gold coin in Egypt dating back to the third century BCE that features the face of King Ptolemy III Euergetes. Born on the Greek island of …

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Corbyn: ‘The Parthenon sculptures belong to Greece’

Greece, together with philhellenes around the world, has been campaigning to repatriate the Parthenon Marbles to Greece for decades, and now Britain’s Labour leader has put himself front and centre …

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Macedonia name dispute closer to reaching a resolution than ever

Negotiations between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) are closer to a resolution over the decades-old name dispute than ever before. But according to Greek government spokesman …

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EU’s longest sandy beach located in Preveza, Greece

Here’s a fun fact: the longest sandy beach in the European Union is found in Greece, in the Prefecture of Preveza to be exact. Stretching 25 kilometres of coastline along …

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Flying straight from Doha to Mykonos is real

The first Qatar Airways direct non-stop flight from Doha to Mykonos successfully landed on Wednesday. Celebrating the expansion of its global network, the seasonal service will operate four-times-weekly until the …

Burgled Greek Australian creates revolutionary alarm system

Considering most modern alarm systems have become insufficient, as burglars become more and more crafty in the way they go about breaking into people’s homes, a local man named Evan …

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Race to bring prior actions bill to the Greek parliament

The Greek government is racing against time to make a June 21 deadline, marking the last Eurogroup meeting. This means that the Greek parliament has until June 14 to vote …

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Who killed the two Greek-Australian boys in Greece?

The report, issued by district attorney Panagiotis Angelopoulos in 1999 and handed over to the Karalis family in Melbourne only recently, is clear: “from the depositions of the witnesses and …

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Greek Australian travellers ‘crashed’

Many Greek Australians might be faced with a hard landing even before they board the plane to the motherland this year. Anyone planning to travel to Greece with an Australian …

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Greek Canadian tech start-up CEO shot dead in Toronto

Greek Canadian tech start-up CEO, Matthew Staikos has been shot and killed in Toronto, Canada. The incident took place on Monday night in the city’s Yorkville neighbourhood, an upscale shopping …

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