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Sunday, July 3, 2016

Greek leftists turn deserted hotel into refugee homes

'It was a gesture to reclaim the right of the visibility of refugees.'


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Greece Arrests Five Over Syrian Smuggling Ring

Greek police say they have arrested five individuals ready to smuggle 87 Syrian migrants, including 46 children, through the border with Albania.


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Report: "GREEK lovers" evolve from the "kamaki" of the 60s to Mr.Trendy

"Just look at the movie Shirley Valentine or the GREEK movies being filmed during the golden era of GREEK cinema in the 60's and 70's to find the ...


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Pressure on GREEK gov't to catch up on reforms

Representatives of Greece's creditors have increased the pressure on GREEK authorities to push through a new slew of reforms over the coming weeks ...


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John Compere: Touring the ancient Christian city of Epheus

(Acts 19:1-10). Ephesus was a historic Greek city, and later a major Roman city, on the Aegean Sea coast in Asia Minor (present-day Turkey). It was one of the largest cities in the Mediterranean world during the 1st and 2nd centuries BCE (before common era ...


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‘Socrates Now’: An Interactive Performance That Brings Us Up Against Ourselves

The Greek Theater of New York (EllinikoThεatro) and Visionary Culture present “Socrates Now,” an interactive performance that has traveled to 20 countries and has been staged at the world’s finest universities, such as Yale, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge. The protagonist is Emmy award-winning Yannis Simonides who breathes life into Plato’s “Apology of Socrates,” a work […]


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Bilingual dictionary reflects Cypriots’ common words and memories, authors say

The ‘Joint Dictionary of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot Dialect’ was written by Iakovos Hadjipieris, a Greek Cypriot Turkologist, and Orhan Kabatas, a Turkish Cypriot teacher of geography and history with a Masters degree in ancient Turkish.


READ THE ORIGINAL POST AT cyprus-mail.com