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Journalist. Interested in the Eastern Mediterranean and IMEC. Born in Sydney, living in Athens 🇬🇷🇨🇾

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In recent days, 80 individuals were deported from Greece back to Bangladesh, Pakistan, Syria, Egypt, and Indonesia. The first return flight to Damascus after 14 years was carried out. In the coming days, another 550 departures will take place. Although this is progress, it is still not even remotely near enough, as Greece is on course to have around 60,000 illegal migrants arrive by the end of the year.

In recent days, 80 individuals were deported from Greece back to Bangladesh, Pakistan, Syria, Egypt, and Indonesia. The first return flight to Damascus after 14 years was carried out. In the coming days, another 550 departures will take place. Although this is progress, it is still not even remotely near enough, as Greece is on course to have around 60,000 illegal migrants arrive by the end of the year.

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01/02/26 - Pakistanis in Athens protested in opposition to India’s rightful sovereignty over Jammu and Kashmir. Their annual protest use to be outside the Indian Embassy but they can no longer do that, so instead they disrupt the central square of Omonia. DEPORT ASAP!

01/02/26 - Pakistanis in Athens protested in opposition to India’s rightful sovereignty over Jammu and Kashmir. Their annual protest use to be outside the Indian Embassy but they can no longer do that, so instead they disrupt the central square of Omonia. DEPORT ASAP!

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🇬🇷 In this video, taken by the Turkish Coast Guard (!), the Greek Coast Guard prevents illegals immigrants from entering Greek territorial waters. The Turkish Coast Guard escorts boats of illegal immigrants into Greece on a near daily basis to flood Europe with Muslims.

🇬🇷 In this video, taken by the Turkish Coast Guard (!), the Greek Coast Guard prevents illegals immigrants from entering Greek territorial waters. The Turkish Coast Guard escorts boats of illegal immigrants into Greece on a near daily basis to flood Europe with Muslims.

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🇹🇷🪱 Someone ordered Turkish soup slop from a kebab shop in Bursa and found a WORM inside it!!!

🇹🇷🪱 Someone ordered Turkish soup slop from a kebab shop in Bursa and found a WORM inside it!!!

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While Pakistan is a leading pro-Palestine voice and attempts to galvanize the “Ummah” against Israel, Pakistan ruthlessly suppresses Balochs, Pathans, and other Muslims. The current protests in Balochistan is led by Mahrang Baloch, the leader of the Baloch Ekjhati Council. She, along with many more women, are now the face of the Baloch struggle now. The Baloch Ekjhati Council are protesting against what they call is a genocide perpetrated by Pakistan.

While Pakistan is a leading pro-Palestine voice and attempts to galvanize the “Ummah” against Israel, Pakistan ruthlessly suppresses Balochs, Pathans, and other Muslims. The current protests in Balochistan is led by Mahrang Baloch, the leader of the Baloch Ekjhati Council. She, along with many more women, are now the face of the Baloch struggle now. The Baloch Ekjhati Council are protesting against what they call is a genocide perpetrated by Pakistan.

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🇹🇷 This slop served at Istanbul University is supposedly lentil soup. The Voice of Istanbul University student group wrote: "IS STUDENT HEALTH LESS IMPORTANT THAN CAPITAL? These images are from the University of Istanbul cafeteria. The dish that looks like mashed potatoes is lentil soup(!)."

🇹🇷 This slop served at Istanbul University is supposedly lentil soup. The Voice of Istanbul University student group wrote: "IS STUDENT HEALTH LESS IMPORTANT THAN CAPITAL? These images are from the University of Istanbul cafeteria. The dish that looks like mashed potatoes is lentil soup(!)."

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This is Gastrin, a Bronze Age Cretan (Minoan) dessert that the Turks discovered thousands of years later, stuck a few thinner layers of pastry in between, called baklava, and then unashamedly claimed as their own invention. Gastrin dates back to the Minoan Period, making it at the very least 3,500 years old, and is considered the ancestor of baklava for obvious reasons. To this very day, it is still prepared in Crete for holidays, festivals, or as a specialty dessert. Want to make your own Gastrin? This is how: Ingredients: 1 packet of pastry 180g Butter, melted For the filling: 300 grams roughly ground hazelnuts 300 grams roasted and coarsely ground almonds 300 grams coarsely ground walnuts 100 grams of poppy seeds 100 grams roasted sesame seeds 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1/2 cup honey For the syrup: 1/4 cup petimezi (grape molasses) 1/2 cup water 1 cup honey 2 tbsps lemon juice 1) Combine all the ground nuts, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, pepper, and honey. Mix well until it holds together slightly. Divide into two equal portions. 2) Preheat oven to 180°C / 350°F (moderate heat). 3) Oil or butter a baking pan. Place the first dough sheetin the pan. Spread half the filling evenly. Add the second sheet and the remaining filling. Top with the third sheet. 4) Brush the top with melted butter. Sprinkle with sesame seeds if you want. 5) Score into diamond or square shapes with a sharp knife (do not cut all the way through yet). 6) Bake for 30–45 minutes until golden brown. 7) While baking, combine water, honey, petimezi, and lemon juice in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then simmer 5–10 minutes until slightly thickened. Let it cool slightly. 8) When the gastrin comes out of the oven, let it cool for 5–10 minutes, then pour the warm syrup evenly over the hot pastry. It will sizzle and soak in. Allow it to fully absorb (ideally for a few hours or overnight) before serving.

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🇮🇳🇹🇷 Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Turkey does not have a "bad history with India," completely omitting that Turkey has been a long-term sponsor of Pakistan's terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and even deployed drone operators to kill Indians during Operation Sindoor. At the 6th IISS Raffles Lecture on June 2, 2026 in Singapore, when questioned about India, Hakan Fidan said: "We really would like to have excellent relations with India because we don't have any border with India. We don't have any u outstanding bilateral issue with India. I mean we don't have a bad history with India. On the contrary, we have every good reason to have to have good relationship. But Turkey is not only the one country that having good relations with Pakistan and historical solidarity with Pakistan on some given issues. I mean we are having differences with Russia on certain issues, with United States on certain issues, with some European countries on certain. But we need we are able to divorce one negative issue from the other. So we can put some some problems in parentheses in brackets and we can go on the positive agenda. I think this is what needs to be done between Turkey and India because we have a lot to cooperate, to benefit and we are mature enough to go on this direction. So Turkey is not the only country who actually have good relations and brotherly relations with Pakistan. There are other countries. If India is going to take actions or be resentful about any countries who is having good relations and enjoying giving support to Pakistan... I don't know... But as I said we have no problem on bilateral level with India and we urge India not to read the the issue from a different perspective." Turkey's decision to back a terror hub and no-hope Pakistan instead of India has not only brought more security risk to Turkey's borders, but it also means that Turkey will miss out on the benefits that the movement of trillions of dollars of trade will have along the IMEC Corridor. But rather than humble themselves, Turkey still wants to behave arrogantly by minimizing their nefarious actions against India and portraying Turkey-Pakistan ties as something as innocent as economic trade, ignoring their "Three Brothers" military nexus with Azerbaijan that has the explicit goal of territorial expansionism, including in Kashmir. Turkey's monumental fuck-up regarding India has only been to Greece's and Cyprus' benefit. Thank you, Turkey. While you prioritize relations with useless Pakistan, we will benefit from being a major node on IMEC.

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A Turkish citizen did a DNA test and discovered the truth - "we don't come from these real Turks with slanted eyes; we come from Christians who were kidnapped and used as slaves by these Ottomans." Full transcript: "If you look at this map, it's obvious which is the good and bad sides. Right next to Europe, the Ottomans enslaved European Christians for 600 years to their harems and Janissary army. How can nobody be talking about this? "How can there be no Hollywood movies about this? Wouldn't Hollywood be dying to make movies about this? "They would, but Ataturk destroyed all these real Ottomans with these slanted eyes so that history would not exist anymore. That's why nobody makes movies about it. Nobody talks about it. Us Turks are not considered innocent because we don't come from these real Turks with slanted eyes. "We come from Christians who were kidnapped and used as slaves by these Ottomans. By making us all Turks, by calling us all the same, by saying 'How happy is he who says calls himself Turk', Ataturk turned to the dark side. "Instead of telling us that we were turned into Turks, instead of telling us we were kidnapped Christians who were then turned into Muslim Turks, he kept this most important part of our history a secret. "Instead of telling us we come from Christians, he committed genocide against Christian Armenians and Christian Greeks so he can establish a country without any Christians in them. "I did a DNA test and I am almost entirely from Christian Europeans, from the Balkans, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, and also some Turkish (Anatolian), Caucasian, and Jewish from Iran. Other Turks' DNA will also look like this. There's only going to be a little bit of Turkish DNA."

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