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Greece: A “forged” Letter Attempting to Absolve NGO Ark of The World Founder of Sexual Indecency With Minors

Posted by Cahill Ahmet
1 year ago

Father Antonios Papanikolaou, founder of a Greek charitable nonprofit organization, was accused by two minors of sexual misconduct. A letter has surfaced, allegedly written...

Greece Expecting €19.5bn in Tourism Revenues This Year

Posted by Alan Isra
1 year ago

Greece is expecting tourism-related revenues to reach a total of 19.5 billion euros up from 17.7 billion euros in 2022, reflecting the strong traveler...

Greece Claims Comfortable Win As The All Whites Look Ahead to Ireland

Posted by Hamza Alp
1 year ago

The All Whites were outclassed 2-0 by the former European Champions Greece after the hosts blitzed the opening half in Athens. Greek youngster Giannis...

Türkiye in Favor of ‘Peaceful, Prosperous’ Future With Greece: National Defense Minister

Posted by Hamza Alp
1 year ago

Turkish National Defense Minister Yasar Guler on Thursday said that Ankara is in favor of “peaceful and prosperous” future with Greece. “Our neighbor Greek...

Uprising Honoured: Greece Marks 50th Anniversary of Polytechnic Revolt

Posted by Aiyla Afet
1 year ago

Protests and demonstrations are being held in many Greek cities in memory of the massive student rebellion of 1973 that toppled the right-wing military...

How The Athens Polytechnic Uprising Ideals Lost Their Glow

Posted by Dilara Azra
1 year ago

The Athens Polytechnic uprising anniversary on November 17 against the military dictatorship in Greece has lost its glow and it is often marred by...

Rosewood Enters Greece With Conversion Site

Posted by Alara Burcu
1 year ago

Rosewood Hotels & Resorts is planning a Greek debut via a new signing with Phāea (Golf Residences SA) in Crete. The luxury Rosewood Blue...

Western Thrace Turks Slam ‘Double Standards’ in Greece

Posted by Alan Isra
1 year ago

The European Federation of Western Thrace Turks (ABTTF) denounced Greece Thursday for applying “double standards” to human rights, given that it takes a different...

Civilisation, Savagery and Us: Exploring Human Nature

Posted by Hosmunt Bayram
1 year ago

In classrooms around the world over the past decades, students have studied William Golding’s classic novel, “Lord of the Flies,” where a group of...

Changes In Public Transport Of Athens On Friday

Posted by Dilara Azra
1 year ago

On Friday 17 November, the metro stations: Syntagma, Monastiraki, Megaro Mousikis, and Panepistimio will close at 14:00 and trains will pass through the above...