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NICOSIA – Self-declared officials on the Turkish-Cypriot occupied side of the island said Greek-Cypriot media concocted a fake story about… Continue reading Turkish-Cypriots Deny Report UN Chief Proposed New Unification Scheme
NICOSIA – Self-declared officials on the Turkish-Cypriot occupied side of the island said Greek-Cypriot media concocted a fake story about… Continue reading Turkish-Cypriots Deny Report UN Chief Proposed New Unification Scheme
ATHENS – None of the defendants accused of a range of charges for alleged failures and coverup of their role… Continue reading Leniency Laws Blamed for Mati Deadly Fire Defendants Walking Away
THESSALONIKI – Russian assassins, hidden in a hotel in northern Greece, found refuge under the watch of two Russian-born Czechs who… Continue reading Russian Spies’ European Hideout: Inside Greece’s Villa Elena
HOUSTON, TX – The Rothko Chapel announced on April 22 that it has received a $1 million grant from the… Continue reading Rothko Chapel in Houston Awarded $1M Grant from SNF
ATHENS – With June elections for the European Parliament coming the former spokesman for the ruling New Democracy government, Aris… Continue reading New Democracy’s Former Spokesman Jumps Ship, Joins Rival SYRIZA
ATHENS – Beachgoers in Greece will be able to use a new mobile app to report whether public beaches are… Continue reading New Mobile App Lets Greece Beachgoers Report Access Violations
ATHENS – Only 15.6 percent of 1.955 billion euros ($2.1 billion) in fines assessed in Greece in 2023 for unpaid… Continue reading Almost 85% of Fines Assessed Greek Tax Delinquents Uncollected
The title I chose for today’s analysis, ‘I See a Tragedy Brewing’ comes from a message I received from one… Continue reading I See a Tragedy Brewing
NEW YORK (AP) — Dozens of protesters took over a building at Columbia University in New York early Tuesday, barricading… Continue reading Protesters Take Over Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall in Escalation of Anti-War Demonstrations
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Cheng “Charlie” Saephan wore a broad smile and a bright blue sash emblazoned with the words… Continue reading A Massive Powerball Win Draws Attention to a Little-Known Immigrant Culture in The US
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