On November 15, the whole world shook when a missile struck Polish territory near the…
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Rishi Sunak, the son of immigrants from India, is the new leader of the Conservative…
A few days after the announcement that Montenegro and North Macedonia will not take part…
Liz Truss announced her resignation as Prime Minister of Great Britain outside Downing Street. Her…
New evidence suggests that Lord Elgin imported the Parthenon Sculptures into Britain without paying customs tax following…
After the US and Europe, Britain has stepped in to affirm Greek sovereignty over Aegean…
Greek and international Top Guns take to the air this month, with Athens Flying Week, the…
Outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was seen on the Euboean coastal town of Karystos…
78% of Sunday Times readers approved the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece, according…
The Henley Passport Index which ranks all the world’s 199 passports, has termed the Pakistani…
A British family were left distraught after EasyJet ruined their family holiday to Crete. Jamie…
The Wimbledon tennis tournament will ban Russian and Belarusian players from competing in response to…
Irina Korobina, chairwoman of the Russian Commission for the Reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, likened…
Despite Brexit, the main destination of modern Greek immigration remains Britain. Together with Germany, they…
In this final column for the year, Don Morgan Nielsen outlines a “radically generous” solution to this dispute and marks a temporary pause in this long conversation about the fate of the Parthenon Sculptures. We look forward to reconnecting with our readers next year!
Virologists are rushing to learn more about a variant of the Covid-19 virus that was…
Good Morning Britain presenters: "Can we have Mitsotakis instead of Boris Johnson? He's a bit hunky"
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis joined Susanna Reid and Ed Balls on ITV’s Good Morning…
Cyprus on Monday marks the 38th black anniversary of the unilateral declaration of independence (UDI) by…
In this week’s Parthenon Report, Don Morgan Nielsen looks at examples of museums repatriating cultural artefacts to their country of origin after acknowledging questionable acquisition histories but also because they wish to demonstrate good will and greater cultural sensitivity.
An agreement that will increase available air passenger seats to Greek destinations by 600,000 was…