Missing American still sought - Last communication with his sister
Search efforts continue for a retired American police officer has been reported missing since on the Greek island of Amorgos.
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Greek American Corfiots announce 2024 Corfu Night
Greek Americans in the Big Apple and specifically of the 4 Corfiot Associations of New York (Pangerkyraikos, Othonon, Mathraki, Ereikousas) are looking forward with enthusiasm for the Corfu night they are organizing, which will take place on Saturday November 30 at the Marina Del Rey stage.
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Defense Min Dendias attends event for 'Perseus' ship donated to the Navy by shipowner Laskaridis
National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias represented Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the ceremony for the naming of 'Perseas', a ship of general support/special operations, and its integration in the Hellenic Navy on Tuesday.
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Scholarships for Cherry Hill High School and College Graduates
The community of Saint Thomas in Cherry Hill, New Jersey at noon on Sunday, June 9, 2024, after the end of the service performed by Fr. Augustinos Psomas, organized the established ceremony of awarding diplomas and scholarships to high school and university graduates who distinguished themselves in the academic year 2023-2024.
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Amorgos: 59-year-old American tourist missing
The search to locate the 59-year-old American tourist, Eric Kalibet, whose traces have been missing since Tuesday morning (11/6) are in full swing on Amorgos .
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The far Right in Europe is of two minds and two camps
The triumph of Marine Lepen in France, the clear victory of Giorgia Meloni in Italy and the rise of the far-right AfD in Germany confirm a shift to the right in Europe, but there is no single united far-right in Europe.
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Mitsotakis to Bloomberg: New Democracy still remains the dominant political force in Greece
New Democracy still remains the dominant political force in Greece, as its percentage in the European elections was higher than the total of the second and the third parties, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
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Convicted rapist out on bail kills eleven year old near Pyrgos
The case of the disappearance of 11-year-old Vasiliki in Pyrgos ended in a tragic way, as her body was found in a field on Monday afternoon.
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AEK FC owner Melissanidis departs, transfers stake to shipowner Marios Iliopoulos
AEK Athens FC owner Dimitris Melissanidis, the most influential officer in the history of AEK, announced on Monday that he would leave, transferring the majority stake he holds to shipowner Marios Iliopoulos.
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Chinese woman dies at Lefkada after paraglider falls in the sea
A Chinese woman, 43, drowned when she fell into the sea as she was paragliding at Lefkada island on Monday.
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European Parliament Elections: Why was the swing to Right not obvious?
The European (and Greek) economy is in the midst of significant long-term changes that concern society and find expression in politics, resulting in the creation of new dynamics in the social expression of political beliefs. These fuel political forces that are to the right of the center-right that has in recent years dominated European politics. One wonders, however, if this was not to be exoected.
Fredi Beleris elected to European Parliament - Excuberance in Chimara
The atmosphere in Chimara is extremely festive, after the election of Fredi Beleris to the European Parliament.
Tentoglou wins gold at European Athletics Championships
Miltos Tentoglou on Saturday won another gold medal, the third consecutive one, in the long jump at the European Athletics Championships that are being held in Rome
BBC presenter Michael Mosley found dead on Symi - Autopsy on Monday in Rhodes - Coroner rules out foul play
The autopsy of the body of British BBC presenter Michael Mosley, who went missing on Thursday and was found dead on Sunday morning on the island of Symi, will take place at the hospital of Rhodes on Monday.