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Bangladesh statue inspired by Greek goddess deemed un-Islamic is reinstalled
The sculpture, which is a variation of the goddess Themis, has been returned to the Supreme Court.
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Greek and Turkish Cypriots join forces in the name of peace
The peaceful protest follows the UN’s announcement to call off mediation efforts.
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Archaeological works in Thassos get coveted prize
The awarded project managed to uncover a fifth-century residence built on the hillside of the acropolis of the ancient city of Thassos.
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Honouring the memory of a great woman
The Victorian Women’s Benevolent Trust establishes the Loula Rodopoulos sub-fund
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Study reveals genetic heart gene in isolated Cretan villages
Those with the gene can eat saturated fats and still live long, healthy lives leading scientists to better understand cardiovascular disease.
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Former Greek Prime Minister Konstantinos Mitsotakis dies
Konstantinos Mitsotakis was the fourth oldest living state leader.
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Nazi experiments on Cretan Anzacs revealed
The story of how captured diggers were subjected to medical experiments after the Battle of Crete is still to be told, but new research is shining light on this dark and evil act.
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Christos Tsirkas receives lifelong ALP membership
“It was Christos who facilitated my joining the Australian Labor Party in 1982,” Maria Vamvakinou MP told Neos Kosmos.
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The country’s longest living Greek festival lights up Queensland
Over 50,000 revellers attend Brisbane Paniyiri.