A canteen manager was assaulted at Athens Polytechnic’s Zografou campus, sparking a violent attack by a group of masked individuals who later beat two men in the school courtyard. Authorities have identified the main suspect, as police investigate the politically charged incident that has reignited concerns over campus safety in Greece.

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In a chilling new audio from the Tempi train tragedy, a young woman’s desperate call to Greece’s “100” hotline captures the panic as flames engulf the train after a deadly collision. “Help, the train is on fire!” she pleads, with screams echoing in the background. The recording, now part of a massive case file, intensifies questions about the blaze that killed many of the 57 victims, fueling demands for answers and rail safety reforms.

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The United Kingdom is going to the polls on 4 July 2024 after the British Conservative Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, called a general election.  With a Labour victory under Sir Keir Starmer widely predicted after 14 years of Tory rule, one issue which may attract some interest (although not on the minds of most UK…

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Today, January 10, marks the one year anniversary of the passing of the former King of Greece, Constantine II. Irrespective if you are a royalist or not, the former reigning and last monarch of Greece, has maintained a significant interest in the country’s history, politics, and cultural heritage.   The True Story of The Exiled…

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Is the government turning a blind eye or acquiescing? Erdogan’s friends spread their plans.  The issue was brought to parliament with his question by the independent member of parliament, Konstantinos Bogdanos, but it is familiar, and on the contrary, reported Mea Culpa, it has a long history and political continuity, as the government of the New…

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There may be no regime more loathsome and deserving of U.S./European condemnation and punitive sanctions than that of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and his crew of criminals and monsters. Corrupt to the Core OCCRP, the international crime/corruption watchdog, named Aliyev its 2012 Organized Crime and Corruption Person of the Year. His family has secretly amassed…

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Today, January 10, marks the one year anniversary of the passing of the former King of Greece, Constantine II. Irrespective if you are a royalist or not, the former reigning and last monarch of Greece, has maintained a significant interest in the country’s history, politics, and cultural heritage. The True Story of The Exiled Greek…

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Greeks of the Globe is back with part two of a special two-part podcast on Instagram Foodies in Australia.

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In the fifth episode of Greeks of the Globe, our host Andreas Nicola speaks to Dr Theofanis Konstantinidis. Dr Theofanis is a cardiologist in Brazil. He tells us what it is like being a doctor in the middle of the pandemic in Brazil. Brazil have had over 14 million coronavirus cases and over 380 thousand…

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