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17 Turkish asylum seekers rescued by the Chios coast guard

They arrived by boat and claim they are public servants and judiciary employees threatend by the Erdogan regime

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Turkish President’s adviser threatens Greece over Imia islets

“We will break the arms and legs of any officers, of the prime minister or of any minister who dares to step onto Imia,” warned Yigit Bulut.

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Taking a stand against race baiting

Minister Jenny Mikakos warns that the Coalition is taking pages of Donald Trump’s book, putting decades of bipartisan support of multiculturalism at risk.

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The Greek tragedy that befell our Maria Callas

Our Own Maria Callas will screen as part of the 36th Greek Festival of Sydney. Neos Kosmos spoke to Greek director Babis Tsokas about his passion project.

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Heidelberg takes Shield from the Greens

The Bergers have managed to keep its successful squad largely intact.

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When the Jewish volunteers came to Lemnos

Just as the Australian Brigadier John Monash bemoaned the many difficulties at Lemnos, so too the Jewish Corps.

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Phallic parade through Athens honours ancient Greek god Dionysus

The winter festival came to a close with a colourful celebration for the Greek god of wine and fertility.

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Greece’s trade deficit up as exports and imports grow

The country’s economy is continuing to show promising signs of growth, with the 2017 trade deficit up by €2.8 billion in comparison to 2016.

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German tourism to Greece on the rise

The demand for destinations such as Spain has dropped, with German tourists turning their attention to Greece, Turkey and Egypt.

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Turkish Foreign Ministry expresses concerns over Kotzias’ comments on relations with Turkey

Turkish spokesman says Greek Foreign Minister’s statement that Greece would show “no peaceful behaviour” is “worrisome” and irresponsible.

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