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Dodecanese with Greece

The Integration of the Dodecanese with Greece

The Dodecanese islands were officially incorporated into Greece on March 7, 1948, following World War II and a 1947 peace treaty with Italy, which had occupied them since 1912. After a brief period of British military administration, the islands were transferred to Greece, concluding centuries of foreign rule and strengthening Greek sovereignty in the Aegean.

Qatar Airways network increases to more than 270 weekly flights to over 45 destinations

Three US Troops Killed in Iranian Retaliatory Strikes as Middle East Conflict Escalates – Australians Stranded Amid Flight Chaos

Three US troops killed and five wounded in Iranian missile/drone attacks on Gulf bases following US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Thousands stranded, including Australians, as Dubai and other hubs cancel 1,200+ flights amid airspace closures across the Middle East.

Kaisariani Photographs: From eBay Auction to Athens' Hands – How Greece Acquired the 262 Authentic Images of the 200 Executions

On February 20, 2026, Greece’s Ministry of Culture signed a preliminary agreement with Belgian collector Tim de Craene to acquire 262 authentic photographs from the May 1, 1944, execution of 200 Greek resistance fighters (mostly communists) at the Kaisariani shooting range. Part of the archive of German Wehrmacht officer Hermann Heuer (or Hoyer), the images were withdrawn from eBay after authenticity was confirmed via expert macroscopic examination. The collector expressed satisfaction, with final ratification expected in the coming weeks.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew: Holy and Great Lent as a ‘Journey with the Lord’

In his message for Holy and Great Lent 2025, His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew reminds us that this is a time of “fasting and repentance, of spiritual vigilance and journey with the Lord,” culminating in “the veneration of His splendid Resurrection.” […] The faithful ‘encounter, recognize, and love one and the same Christ,’ […] our experience of faith is ‘unique’ and ‘profoundly personal’ as a freedom given to us by Christ, […] expressed as love and applied support to our concrete neighbor […] May all Orthodox Christians avail themselves of the opportunity to take hold of this glorious freedom now

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