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The alleged fraudster told Greek sporting authorities that he still owns the company that owns Xanthi Football club and that statements he made in a civil case in Australia may not necessarily be true.

The alleged fraudster told Greek sporting authorities that he still owns the company that owns Xanthi Football club and that statements he made in a civil case in Australia may not necessarily be true.

The alleged fraudster told Greek sporting authorities that he still owns the company that owns Xanthi Football club and that statements he made in a civil case in Australia may not necessarily be true.

DOVER — Wee Ones will return to the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in January at 6 Washington Street in Dover.

Nick D’Agostino levelled late for the Victory in a fiery Christmas derby.

Saturday's Melbourne derby offers Victory a chance of redemption after last year’s maulings from Melbourne City.

Fearing a repetition of the revolt during the parades last year on 28 October (anniversary of Greek rejection of Italy’s ultimatum in World War 2), Greece’s political establishment left nothing to chance with the celebrations of 24-25 March (anniversary of the start of the Greek revolution of 1821). The right to protest was banned for the day. From the morning of 24 March, Athens resembled a war zone, with its citizens being excluding from all areas around the parade route and public transpo...

COVID-MAP: Greece’s health authorities placed more regions at the higher level of the epidemiological map of the country and some at lower Level as improve

Greek companies with billions of euros of investments in Turkey are keeping a close eye on developments in the neighbouring country as the eastern economy kneels under the weight of a meltdown in the Turkish Lira.

Greece's health authorities announced on Friday 6,602 coronavirus cases and 86 Covid-related deaths in the past 24 hours. The number of intubated Covid-