Minoan Palace revealed in Lassithi
According to a report by “Ethnos” newspaper, an unknown Minoan Palace was revealed by archaeologists, in the area of Boufos, close to Sissi village, Lassithi.
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All remains of Greek commandos found at Noratlas site
The remains of the Greek paratroopers and pilots of a Noratlas transport shot down by friendly fire while trying to land at Nicosia airport to aid defenders during the Turkish invasion of 1974 have all been found.
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Stiglitz: Germany is responsible for the chaos in Greece
Economy Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz criticized once again the austerity policies imposed on Greece by Germany and the eurozone, saying that "Germany is responsible for the chaos."
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New Democracy seeks new head
The procedures for the election of new party leader will start immediately, said New Democracy (ND) in an announcement issued on Tuesday.
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Tsipras vows to restore Greece's position in EU
Newly sworn-in Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras pledged on Monday to do everything in his power to help Greece exit the economic crisis and restore it as an equal partner in the EU, during a meeting with Vassiliki Thanou, who served as caretaker premier in the pre-election period.
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Car falls into Patras port claiming three lives
Officers of the Central Port Authority of Patras are awaiting the findings of experts and the depositions of the 24 year old driver of a fatal car and another two rescued passengers in order to ascertain the causes of the fall of the car yesterday morning, in the Old Port of Patras, that claimed the lives of three students, aged 20-24 years.
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Treating Travelers Greek Style with ‘Filepse Tours’
As part of its ongoing promotional efforts to bring Greece closer to its clients, Aegean Airlines announces the launch of its “Filepse Tous” project, which aims to “use” world-renowned Greek hospitality to introduce locally produced goodies and get the word out.
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Second Global Pontian Youth Forum
The Pontian youth members from all over the world (4th generation refugees) are trying to raise their voice and get heard through the 2nd Global Pontian Youth Forum.
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AHI Conducts Successful Student Foreign Policy Trip to Greece & Cyprus (VIDEO)
The American Hellenic Institute Foundation's (AHIF) Foreign Policy Trip to Greece and Cyprus concluded its seventh year, where ten students spanning the U.S. attended the two week program this summer.
ECB President Draghi Discusses Greek Pension Reforms
The European Central Bank penned a letter discussing how Greece must enact its pension reform system, by President Mario Draghi.
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New Greek Labor Minister Faces Challenges
Greece's new Labor Minister will be faced with a protocol with twenty mandates that must be enacted immediately, that may alter labor issues and pension mechanisms.
Croatia Demands That Greece Halts Migrants
Croatia is planning to insist that Greece must halt migrants traveling from the Middle East region to Europe, as declared by the nation's Interior Minister Ranko Ostojic today.
Tsipras to receive the mandate at 20:00
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is expected to visit President Prokopis Pavlopoulos on Monday, at 20:00, to receive the mandate to form a government.
Minoan findings at Malevizi
A rock-cut tomb of the Late Minoan period (around 1300 BC), was discovered in a rural area of the monastery Malevizi. This is the second tomb, located in the area of the monastery, after the first was revealed in June 2014, during the construction work on the biological treatment unit of the settlement.