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Greek Parliament set to deliberate postal voting bill
Interior Minister Niki Kerameus announced that the legislation on postal voting will be discussed in parliament today ahead of its introduction for this year’s European Elections. Ms Kerameus, in speaking …
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Greece rescues over 100 asylum seekers off Crete
The Greek coastguard on Sunday said it had rescued 117 asylum-seekers sailing out of Libya, arresting three suspected smugglers. The coastguard said the 84 men, two women and 31 minors …
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Crew of Iran-held tanker safe, says Greek owners
The crew of a tanker seized by Iran’s navy this week in a row with the United States are safe, the vessel’s Greek owners said on Sunday. Empire Navigation said …
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Fatal ambush in Neos Kosmos, Athens unveils ongoing nightlife turmoil
In the early hours of Sunday, a meticulously orchestrated mafia-style attack in Athens claimed the life of a 44-year-old man, known as a prominent figure in Neos Kosmos’ nightlife. Vangelis …
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Greece anticipates another record-breaking tourism year in 2024
The current trajectory of airline reservations, encompassing both sold tickets and seats allocated by airlines for the upcoming season, indicates a potential tourism surge of up to 10 per cent …
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Mourning the death of Greek-Australian journalist Giorgos Galanis
Veteran Greek-Australian journalist Giorgos Galanis passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 79. His close friend and collaborator, Michalis Profyris, confirmed the news to Neos Kosmos. Devastated by …
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Australia pledges a devil of a gift to Mary
Conservation of the endangered Tasmanian Devil is to receive a boost in honour of Crown Princess Mary as she prepares to become Denmark’s queen. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the …
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Cyprus ‘not involved’ in UK strikes on Yemen from island
Cyprus is “not involved” in military action against Yemen’s Huthi rebels, the foreign ministry said Friday, after aircraft stationed at a British base on the island joined US-led strikes on …
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Revolutionising education: Bridging Greek and Australian schools through self-regulated learning
Research in Australian schools provided the opportunity to reflect on teaching in Greek schools and promotes Self-regulated learning (SRL). The research was presented in mid-December by Stella Vosniadou, the award-winning …
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93-year-old Greek Australian woman donates tens of thousands to hospital in Greece
The Kefalonia Hospital has received donations worth tens of thousands of euros from an elderly Greek woman in Australia. 93-year-old Rubina Liosatou was the one behind the generosity, as a …