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Unfortunately, no solution was found to the problems that Xanthi FC are facing, which led…
The owner of PAE Xanthi, Bill Papas, through the Australian company IUGIS, one of his…
Ahmet Mete, who was recognized only by Turkey but not by Greece as the elected…
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou spent Easter Sunday with the country’s armed forces in a show…
Turkey on Friday condemned the destruction of an Ottoman-era Muslim cemetery in a village in…
Forum Group chief executive Bill Papas will maintain his grip on Greek football team Xanthi…
In an incredible challenge was made by SYRIZA Member of Parliament for Xanthi, Chousein Zeimpek,…
Forum founder Bill Papas has appeared at his football team’s game on the weekend notwithstanding…
Greece has put in place a series of “partial lockdowns” across certain hotspots in the north…
Greek authorities have placed the cities of Kastoria, Xanthi and Drama under lockdown curfew since…
Are your suitcases packed? Tripadvisor has released its annual Traveller’s ‘Best of the Best’ Awards,…
Turkish Foreign Minister Yavuz Selim Kıran made new provocations against Greece during a press conference…
Ankara over the past few years has increased the propaganda of a “Turkish minority” in…
The Mufti of Xanthi sent its own message for the 200th anniversary of the Revolution…
The Cultural Association of Pomaks of Xanthi reacted strongly to recent statements by the president…
One of the most popular festivals in Greece is that of Naousa, which focuses on the custom of the Nizamikos – a Greek dance of Naousa for men. The Nizamikos danced every year at the carnival of Naousa is called “Janissaries and Boules” (Γενίτσαροι και Μπούλες).
Former Socceroo defender Tony Popovic has become the latest Australian coach axed by a European…
The Greek government has approved four investments into new renewable energy projects totalling 2.8 GW…
The rate of daily deaths and patients intubated remains high in Greece, despite the fifth…