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The article recounts the story of two Pontic Greeks, George Symeonidis and Yiannis Pantelidis, who fought against the German occupation and were killed during an ELAS operation during Christmas 1943.

The Strait of Hormuz has been a contested maritime passage throughout history, critical for global oil flow and geopolitical power.

The article discusses the current geopolitical situation in Cyprus, highlighting the historical divide between the Turkish and Greek communities while mentioning the recent movement of Iranian drones and Cypriot gas exports.

The Vazelon Monastery in Pontus, a significant symbol of Pontian Greek heritage, is undergoing restoration and development after years of neglect.

The repatriation of Greek personnel from the NATO Mission Iraq was successfully completed, as announced by the Hellenic National Defense General Staff.

International media is drawn to Greece's decision to organize a special repatriation flight for Greeks stranded in the Middle East along with their pets.

A recent poll shows New Democracy with a significant lead over PASOK, while many Greeks disapprove of the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran.

A new poll by Metron Analysis shows increased political support for Greece's ruling New Democracy party amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Flight bookings to Poland for Easter have doubled compared to last year, with an 80% increase in passenger numbers, especially from Spain, Greece, Hungary, and other European countries.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the significance of the Greek diaspora's relationship with Greece in a recent interview, underscoring the importance of investment and participation in the nation's future.

The article discusses why young Greeks are increasingly rejecting careers in the public sector, with insights from journalist Giannis Christakos.

Economic uncertainty and stress manifesting in Greek consumers due to rising prices and geopolitical tensions.

U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle welcomes U.S. NATO Ambassador Matthew Whitaker during his visit, emphasizing collaboration with Greece to promote peace and strengthen defense commitments.

A special repatriation flight organized by the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has successfully brought back Greek citizens and their pets from the Middle East.

Experts report a worrying increase in cocaine use across Europe and in Greece, with significant rises noted in Athens.

A ceremony was held in Moscow to honor the Leichoudi brothers, emphasizing their contributions to the foundation of higher education in Russia.

An ancient temple in Sicily is set to host a techno party, combining modern music with historical heritage.

On March 16, 1916, the Greeks of Sourmen, believing they would be liberated by Russian troops, welcomed them joyfully after suffering hardships under Turkish rule.

The article explores the significance of the Association of Egyptian Greeks in Greece and its rich history, highlighting its cultural offerings and lasting impact on the community.

A planned repatriation flight for Greek citizens from the UAE, which was meant to bring them along with their pets back home, has been unexpectedly postponed due to the temporary closure of Dubai airport following a drone attack.

Nikos Androulakis, the president of PASOK, calls for unity among Greeks to fight for political change ahead of national elections during his vote in intra-party elections.

The article explores the migration of Greeks from the region of Tsalka in Georgia and the involvement of Pontian armed groups during the 1990s.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs is facing significant challenges in addressing the repatriation requests of Greeks in the Middle East, leading to high levels of activity among its staff.

A report reveals that Greeks score below the average IQ, highlighting countries with the highest intelligence levels.

Greeks were repatriated from the Middle East amidst organized efforts by the Greek Foreign Ministry, reflecting mixed feelings of relief and emotional reunions.

Three individuals, including two Greeks and one Albanian, were arrested for drug trafficking involving a large quantity of skunk cannabis in Greece.

Greek shipowners have made 111 new shipbuilding orders in the first two months of 2026, reminiscent of the peak activity in 2007.

The Forbes annual list for 2026 highlights 24 Greeks among the world's billionaires, with shipping dominating their wealth.

The article explores Trebizond's historical significance to Greek culture and its depiction through the works of author Andreas Karkavitsas.

The article highlights the small Greek community in Azerbaijan, emphasizing its historical roots and cultural significance.

Greeks are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for everyday advice and personal dilemmas, treating it as a close companion rather than just a tool.

A new survey reveals Greeks have rapidly adopted Artificial Intelligence technology but exhibit mixed feelings towards it.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life in Greece, leading to new opportunities and concerns regarding its impact on employment, the economy, and institutions.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized Greece's role as a peaceful stabilizing force in the Middle East amidst increasing tensions, while also addressing the repatriation of Greeks from conflict zones.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has secured an Emirates aircraft for a repatriation flight from Dubai to Athens on Saturday, March 7.

The Greek Foreign Ministry successfully completed repatriation operations for Greek citizens and their families from the Middle East on Thursday, March 5.

315 Greeks have returned from the Middle East amid the Israel-US war declaration against Iran, coordinated by the Greek Foreign Ministry.

Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis assured that the Souda base is secure and emphasized the capability of Greece's military to protect its citizens.

New flights are set to repatriate Greeks from the Middle East, with arrivals scheduled at Athens airport today.

Greek government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis responded to questions about allegations from Niko Androulakis regarding direct assignments of contracts for a communication campaign to expatriate Greeks.

Two Greeks trapped in Dubai share their experiences due to ongoing conflicts in Iran that have closed airspace and left travelers stranded.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs completed initial repatriation efforts for Greek citizens and their families from the Middle East amidst escalating regional conflict.

The repatriation of Greeks from the Middle East has begun amid the ongoing war initiated by Israel and the US in Iran.

The Greek Parliament approved a bill that facilitates postal voting for expatriates in future elections, but failed to establish an electoral district for expatriate Greeks.

Nikos Androulakis has raised questions regarding direct assignments made to a specific company for campaigns related to Greeks abroad, demanding explanations from Prime Minister Mitsotakis.

The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance has initiated emergency measures to facilitate communication for Greeks in the Gulf countries due to current regional tensions.

A thematic event commemorating the national benefactor Ioannis Varvaki was organized by the Greek community in Krasnodar, highlighting his legacy 200 years after his death.

The article discusses the systematic expulsion of Greek citizens from Istanbul, culminating in March 1966, as part of a government plan aimed at dissolving the Greek community.

The article discusses the historical significance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk for the Greek communities in Eastern Pontus, marking a catastrophic turning point as their territories were surrendered to the Turks.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis and PASOK President Androulakis met for a constructive discussion, primarily focusing on the Greek government's priorities regarding the protection and safe repatriation of trapped Greeks.