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Australia joins global push to recognise Palestine

Australia will formally recognise the state of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly next month.

Cyprus wildfire coordinator’s Australia trip sparks debate

The absence of Cyprus’s general wildfire coordinator, Andreas Grigoriou, during last month’s deadly fires has ignited political controversy.

Greece joins UN Security Council members in condemning Israel’s Gaza occupation plan

Greece has joined four other UN Security Council members in publicly condemning Israel’s plan to expand its operations and occupy Gaza.

Greek and Egyptian Foreign Ministers reaffirm commitments during talks in Athens

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis welcomed his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, to Athens on Wednesday, August 6.

Netanyahu considers ‘full conquest’ of Gaza as ceasefire talks reach an impasse

Israel is preparing to expand its military operations in Gaza, potentially targeting areas where hostages are believed to be held

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Marriage of a Greek woman abroad: What to watch out for

It is during this registration process that numerous problems arise, which are not dealt with immediately but later on.

Cyprus: Historical and political responsibilities of a national tragedy (Part 3)

The prosperity and the noteworthy contribution of the Cypriots of the Diaspora was not a creation out of nothing.

Women, caregivers, and clean skies: An opinion on the case for Work From Home laws 

The Allan Labor Government has announced it will legislate Working From Home at least two days a week for at least office based workers. 
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