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American foreign policy and the Greek Revolution

The 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution constitutes a good opportunity for Greece and the US to celebrate their historical friendship. The Greek and American struggles for independence were marked by similar causes and ideals. The material not only points to older research but also facilitates the realization of new studies.

Ferry passengers stranded in Alexandroupoli due to engine failure

Hundreds of people were stranded on the port of Alexandroupoli in northern Greece on Wednesday morning after a mechanical failure on a Zante Ferries vessel.

It happened on the Adamantios Korais ferry ahead of the 7 a.m. departure for the islands of Samothraki and Limnos.

The company said that 597 passengers were on board.

The political world of make-believe

More and more I am convinced that "mythistorima" (the Greek word for a novel) is the best way to describe our modern world. As one of the founders of modern Greece, Adamantios Korais, explained, it is "a fictional but plausible story," which exactly defines the charade of contemporary politics - not just in Greece but throughout the European Union and Donald Trump's USA.

Nimetz sees name deal in 2018

United Nations mediator Matthew Nimetz said Tuesday that the decades-old name dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) "can and must be resolved next year."

"There is a real push for some resolution in the next months," he said Tuesday in Brussels, where negotiations have resumed after a three-year hiatus.

UN envoy to meet with Greek, FYROM diplomats for name talks

Matthew Nimetz, the United Nations special mediator in negotiations aimed at resolving a longstanding dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia regarding the latter's official name is scheduled to meet diplomats on November 20 and 21, according to FYROM'S Prime Minister Zoran Zaev.