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A new museum in the works for Athens to honour Olympic history

New life is set to be breathed into the International Broadcasting Centre (IBC) in Maroussi, Athens. Built for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, Greece’s Ministries of Finance and Environment have …

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More rallies in Greece over FYROM

As the FYROM naming dispute currently remains unresolved, many Greek citizens are planning to take to the streets yet again to protest against the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia receiving …

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Turkish officers freed

Greece has decided to free the last four Turkish officers of the group of eight men that fled to the country following the attempted coup in Turkey back in 2016. …

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For Jason, the sky is the limit

For those of you who attended this year’s Lonsdale Street Greek Festival, chances are you remember Jason Mavroudis performing on stage. After all, a 13-year-old boy having the courage to …

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Death in the Aegean

Sailing the northern Aegean in late summer is a beautiful thing. The deep blue water and the brilliant sun combine with amazing sunsets. It’s hard to imagine that these waters …

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A star on the rise

In the two weeks leading up to 4 June, the 2018 Australian Gymnastics Championships are being held at the Hisense Arena in Melbourne. And even though the event is not …

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‘The Road to Sparta’ set to hit screens in Melbourne

Australian audiences will finally get their chance to see The Road to Sparta when it screens at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival next month. The first film collaboration between directors …

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Texan student wins US$40K at spelling bee using Greek word

A 14-year-old student from Texas in the US has made headlines with his use of a Greek word to win a national spelling prize. Karthik Nemmani won the 91st Scripps …

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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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