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Collapse of Thomas Cook empire a great blow for the Greek tourism industry

Holidaymakers worldwide have been hit by the bankruptcy of the world’s oldest tourist firm, Thomas Cook. Over 600,000 people are reportedly stranded around the world, following the collapse of the …

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John Sitilides: fact-driven foreign policy fuels this Washington insider

John Sitilides is a geopolitical strategist, based in Washington DC, an insider. The U.S. Department of State is one of his key clients. He talks fast but with diamond sharp …

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Greek lead astronomer finds water on exoplanet twice the size of Earth

Astronomers found water vapour in the atmosphere of a potentially inhabitable planet which is twice the size and eight times the mass of Earth. The study’s lead author, Greek-born Angelos …

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Virgin Mary icon ‘weeps’ as Chicago Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church sale is approved for $US2.5m

A Chicago bankruptcy court judge approved the sale of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church for $US2.5 million on Tuesday. Following the approval of its sale to the Universal Life …

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American killed in car crash in Greece makes life-changing surgery possible for eight people

The family of an American tourist who sustained severe head injuries in a car accident in Greece and died, has given the gift of life through their heartbreaking loss. The …

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Australian journalist shocked after being charged nearly $100,000 for a beer

Much ado has been made about food and drink prices on Greek islands in the Aegean, especially Mykonos, however an Australian man was charged nearly 61,400 euros for a single …

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Greek-Dutch relations show promise for Greece’s economic growth

Talks between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his Dutch counterpart Mark Rutte this week showed promise for Greece’s continued growth. The meeting, which took place on Tuesday at The …

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Well-known Greek Australian man arrested in Bali for drug possession

A well-known Greek Australian man rescued from his broken down boat in Indonesia has been charged with drug offences. Tony Haritos from Darwin was sailing around West Timor when his …

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Greek Australian volunteer Jane Pallot in Sierra Leone: ‘We need to look beyond our own borders’

Since returning to Melbourne from Africa, Jane Pallot is sure of one thing: the majority of middle class Australians have no idea what real poverty is. In March, the Greek …

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DNA of human skeletons discovered in India linked to modern day Greeks, researchers find

One of two piles of human skeletons discovered by researchers on the shores of Roopkund Lake in northern India are believed to be the remains of Greeks. Researchers analysed the …

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