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Piraeus Honours Greek Revolution with Flag in the Sea on March 25 Anniversary

In a moving tribute to Greece’s revolutionary past, the Bay of Aphrodite in Piraeus shimmered with national pride on March 24, 2025, as the Greek flag unfurled across the sea. Marking the National Anniversary of March 25, 1821, this annual tradition—organized by the Municipality of Piraeus with the Association of Greek Frogmen—honored the heroic naval struggles of the Greek Revolution, stirring emotions of unity and admiration among onlookers.

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Dendias: ‘Agenda 2030’ Strengthens the Bond Between Armed Forces and Greek Society

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias praised “Agenda 2030” as a transformative plan that strengthens the Armed Forces and renews their bond with society. Highlighting 2024 as a pivotal year, he emphasised the agenda’s role in modernising defense while honoring Greece’s timeless values and traditions.

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Greece’s Minister of Defence, Nikos Dendias, Celebrates Air Force and Its Dedication to National Sovereignty

Greece’s Minister of Defence, Nikos Dendias, attended a celebration at the Icaron School today to honour the Hellenic Air Force on the feast day of its Patron Saint, Archangel Michael. Dendias praised the dedication of the Air Force personnel, emphasising their vital role in safeguarding Greece’s national sovereignty and airspace. He also conveyed his gratitude for their ongoing contribution to the nation’s security, offering a heartfelt tribute to the pilots and all members of the Air Force who protect the country’s territorial integrity every day.

Following the school and military parades in Alexandroupolis on October 28, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis stated that he aimed to convey a message of "spiritual uplift and national pride." He highlighted Greece's history of heroism, noting how Greeks have often prioritized a higher ideal over personal fate. "From Leonidas' 'Molon labe' to the defiant spirit of the Souliotes and the nationwide 'No' of October 28, 1940, this Greek spirit serves as our beacon and our compass," he declared.

FM Gerapetritis: The Heroic Spirit of the Greeks in 1940 is Our Beacon and Compass

Following the school and military parades in Alexandroupolis on October 28, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis stated that he aimed to convey a message of “spiritual uplift and national pride.” He highlighted Greece’s history of heroism, noting how Greeks have often prioritized a higher ideal over personal fate. “From Leonidas’ ‘Molon labe’ to the defiant spirit of the Souliotes and the nationwide ‘No’ of October 28, 1940, this Greek spirit serves as our beacon and our compass,” he declared.

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Message from Archbishop Makarios of Australia on the Anniversary of October 28, 1940

In his message commemorating the anniversary of October 28, 1940, Archbishop Makarios of Australia reflects on the profound significance of the Greek people’s defiance against tyranny. He emphasizes the historic “OXI” response to the Italian ultimatum, honoring the bravery of ancestors who fought for freedom, democracy, and human dignity. The Archbishop calls for contemporary Greeks to uphold the principles of patriotism, solidarity, and faith, urging them to remember their heritage and inspire future generations.

From Nikos Oikonomopoulos to Konstantinos Argiros: Flag-Wearing Phenomenon Sweeps Greek Concerts

From Nikos Oikonomopoulos to Konstantinos Argiros: Flag-Wearing Phenomenon Sweeps Greek Concerts

The question that has been on everyone’s mind lately is, “Who did it first?” as recent events surrounding renowned artist Nikos Oikonomopoulos wearing the Greek flag at his concert have sparked a new trend in the music industry.