“Let the ideas and selfless heroism of Pavlos Melas become a source of inspiration for all of us, in the difficult times we are going through,” the President of Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou…
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October 13th marks the death of Hellenic Army officer Pavlos Melas who was one of the most important war heroes in Macedonia’s struggle for freedom and reunification with Greece. Born in Marseilles,…
In the summer of 2021, the palace where Alexander the Great was born, will be open for visitors. Alexander the Great, otherwise referred to as the “King of Kings”, was born on…
Northern Greek municipality raises Armenian flag & condemns Turkish-Azeri aggression against Artsakh
The Armenians may complain that allied countries have not done the right thing in the face of the attacks Turkish-sponsored Azerbaijan and Syrian jihadist mercenary attacks against Artsakh, or more commonly known…
Ethnos has brought to light the changes proposed by the Joint Interdisciplinary Committee of Experts of Greece-Northern Macedonia and the mistakes made in the process. On October 1 when schools start again…
Erdoğan ideologue calls for Greater Turkey that includes Greece as Trump & Germany back Turkish ally
At a time when an ideologue of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is boasting about the creation of a Greater Turkey that includes northern Greece and eastern Aegean islands, U.S. President Donald…
Both Greece and the whole of southeastern and central Europe are leading to a drastic reduction of energy dependence on Turkey with the creation of the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in…
The Greek Government declared a state of emergency on the island of Evia and civil protection measures in Macedonia, following the devastating storms over the weekend. Civil Protection Secretary General Vassilis Papageorgiou…
Alexander the Great, otherwise referred to as the “King of Kings” was born on July 20 or 21, 356 B.C. in Pella, Macedonia. He was tutored by philosopher Aristotle until the age…
Residents of Greece’s northern neighbour are not content with using the name “North Macedonia” and are trying to create a backdoor to force Greece to accept calling them “Macedonia.” Skopje’s unprecedented claim…
On this day in 1913 during the 2nd Balkan War, the Greek Army liberated and triumphantly entered the city of Drama in Macedonia, ending 529 years of Foreign (Turkish and Bulgarian) Occupation.…
On June 10, 323 BC in the late evening, after battling an unknown illness for nearly two weeks, Alexander the Great (Megas Alexandros), otherwise referred to as the “King of Kings”, quietly…
Northeast of Thessaloniki, part of East Macedonia and Thrace, the port town of Kavala serves as an excellent base for visiting the ancient city of Philippi and wine tastings around the mountains.…
Graffiti was sprayed on the path in front of the Pontian Genocide Monument in Arnissa, a town in the Pella regional unit of Macedonia, on the occasion of May 19, the Pontian…
A YouTuber from Germany with heritage from the country known today as “North Macedonia”, has uploaded a new video that he said is a “very controversial topic” and that he was “contemplating…
Greece’s northern neighbour now known as “North Macedonia” has a policy of imposing an artificial identity with a falsification of Bulgarian history that does nothing good and divides society further, said Bulgarian…
Even today, the famous Hellenic symbol, the Sun of Vergina, that was withdrawn as an official symbol of the country now known as “North Macedonia” as part of the Interim Agreement signed…
Ekaterina Zaharieva, the Bulgarian Foreign Minister, spoke about the so-called “Macedonian language and history” in her last interview with the Bulgarian television Kanal 3. Unsurprisingly, this has caused an outroar in Skopje’s…
In the past two weeks, it has become quite clear that “North Macedonia’s” European integration is facing a major obstacle. The demands from Bulgaria have thrown a spanner in the works as…
The first ever Foreign Affairs Minister of the Former Yugoslavia Republic of “Macedonia” (now known as “North Macedonia”) after the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991, Denko Maleski, caused an outraged in Skopje’s…