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Greece's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has activated emergency phone lines to provide consular assistance to Greek citizens in the Middle East amid the ongoing regional tensions.

Nikos Androulakis, the president of PASOK, criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis during a heated parliamentary session, accusing him of concealing the true costs of electricity and the economic struggles faced by Greeks.

The article discusses the dramatic changes in the history of Pontus in February 1918, as thousands of Greeks fled their homes due to the retreat of Russian troops.

Belgium's entrant for the Eurovision Song Contest, ESSYLA, aims to convey a message of hope with her song 'Dancing on the Ice.'

The article discusses the life and contributions of Theodoros Kanonidis, a notable figure in the Pontic Greek community, highlighting his impact on theater within the Soviet Union and Greece.

The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.

Greeks living in Mexico describe an unprecedented level of insecurity following the death of the drug lord El Mencho.

The Guardian highlights the tragic story of 200 Greeks executed in Kaisariani during World War II, honoring their memory and impact.

Recent survey results reveal that a majority of Greeks feel worse off economically now compared to 2019, with only a small percentage believing their situation has improved.

Severe weather is expected as Greeks prepare to leave cities for Clean Monday, with rainstorms primarily affecting the central and northern regions.

Greek Minister of Interior Th. Livanios stated that the passage of a new bill focused on voting rights for Greeks abroad would represent a victory for the diaspora without altering the existing electoral system.

A recent Metron Analysis poll reveals that the majority of Greeks hold a negative view towards immigration and the country's immigration policy.

The Metron Analysis poll shows that Greeks have a largely negative view of Donald Trump's performance as President and are uncertain about the EU-US alliance.

The Central Council of Modern Monuments recognized the significance of a collection of photographs related to the execution of 200 Greeks by Nazi forces during World War II.

Over 60% of Greeks own their homes, yet one in three struggles to afford their housing costs, according to a new European housing report.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis launched a strong attack on PASOK during a political briefing, addressing statements from party officials and alluding to shifts in the party's positions under President Androulakis.

A Pew survey reveals that Greeks derive a sense of national pride largely from their historical heritage rather than current institutions or economic conditions.

A recent GPO poll reveals significant divisions in how Greeks perceive migration, with many calling for stricter policies despite a humanitarian view of migrants' motivations.

A Pew Research Center study reveals that Greeks take pride primarily in their historical heritage, more than any other nationality sampled.

Greek supermarkets have the lowest prices for a typical shopping basket compared to several European countries, including France, England, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Romania, and Bulgaria.

The article discusses the sale of the Novo Plaza shopping center in Prague by Greek owners.

The article discusses the declining interest in hosting the Olympics, using Cortina d’Ampezzo's recent Olympic preparations as a case study.

The Greek political party SYRIZA condemns the vandalism of a monument commemorating 200 Greeks executed by the German Nazis in Kaisariani.

As gold prices reach record highs, more Greeks are selling gold pounds to meet urgent financial needs, resulting in long waiting lists at the Bank of Greece for transactions.

A 23-year-old Greek actress discusses how she uses AI, particularly ChatGPT, as a personal advisor for fashion, nutrition, and health-related questions.

Eleven individuals, including ten Greeks and one foreign national, face felony charges for their involvement in a tax evasion scheme using 'front men' to create companies, accumulate debts, and subsequently dissolve them to start new ones.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has urged Germans to work harder, criticizing the workforce for excessive sick leaves and low hours worked as he seeks to revitalize Germany's stagnant economy amid an electoral year.

The official start of Carnival in São Paulo features a diverse lineup of festivities, including traditional rhythms and modern music, taking place over the weekend.

Greek authorities are investigating a serious arson case allegedly involving a former Russian mayor who paid three Greeks to set fire to a shop as a warning to his ex-wife.

The Greek Ministry of Labor invites companies to participate in the Rebrain Greece event in London aimed at attracting qualified Greeks abroad.

The global LNG carrier market is entering a new phase of intense activity, with a projected explosive increase in orders in 2026 led by Greek shipowners who play a pivotal role in this sector.

Adriano Jagušić has officially transferred from Slaven Belupo to Greek club Panathinaikos, exciting fans and officials alike.

Adriano Jagušić has joined Panathinaikos from Slaven Belupo for 6 million euros, with Greek media reporting on the transfer's complexities and the interest shown over several weeks.

The winter transfer window has closed in major European leagues, but it remains open in Croatia until February 17, and new updates include Dominik Mulac being introduced as a new player for Rudeš on loan from HNK Vukovar 1991.

The article discusses the historic transfer of Adriano Jagušić from Slaven Belupo to Greek club Panathinaikos, highlighting its significance for all parties involved.

The Greek Ministry of Labor invites business groups and companies seeking highly specialized executives to participate in the upcoming event aimed at attracting Greeks abroad as part of the Rebrain Greece initiative, to be held in London on May 9.

Marko Livaja, the captain and icon of Hajduk, has reportedly been offered to Panathinaikos, with discussions about his transfer underway as another player arrives for a contract signing.

Marko Livaja, a 32-year-old icon of Hajduk, has been offered to Panathinaikos, according to Greek media, which also report that the club is interested in him on the last day of the transfer window in Greece.

Adriano Jagušić will continue his career at Panathinaikos after negotiations that nearly led him to Dinamo, with the club being managed by Rafa Benitez.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov criticized the Greek government for halting long-standing cooperation with Russia and supplying arms to Ukraine, neglecting the Greek community in the region.

An informal bipartisan committee, led by Minister Thodoros Livanios, is meeting today to discuss proposed legislation regarding postal voting for Greeks abroad and the establishment of an electoral constituency for Overseas Hellenism.

Melina Traulou, president of the Union of Greek Shipowners, emphasized the importance of safeguarding shipping as a guardian of international trade and global prosperity during her speech at the annual general assembly.

Several notable Greeks from the entertainment industry have shared their health struggles with cancer, delivering important messages of hope and awareness.

The latest Eurobarometer findings reveal that Europeans, particularly Greeks, express significant pessimism about the future, highlighting economic concerns amid rising inflation.

A recent Eurobarometer survey shows that 53% of Greeks and 39% of EU citizens express pessimism about the future of the EU.

Greeks utilize a traditional and inexpensive method to keep their homes cool during summer temperatures exceeding 35°C.

The passing of George Parcharidis, a prominent cardiologist and co-founder of the Pan-Pontian Federation of Greece, has deeply saddened the Pontic Greek community and the academic world.

George Babiniotis, a linguistics professor, clarifies the historical and cultural significance behind the terms 'Greeks' and 'Romios', arguing they are not contradictory.

The newspaper 'Free Pontus' was established in 1919 in Batum as the official organ of the Pontic National Council, playing an active role in representing the political struggles and concerns of the Pontic Greek community during a challenging historical period.

Users on 'X' have countered Albanian Prime Minister Rama's claims that modern Greeks are not descendants of Plato and Aristotle, backing their stance with DNA study findings that suggest modern Greeks share genetic links with ancient Greeks.