1) Today, we solemnly mark the anniversary of the 1974, Turkish occupation of Cyprus, an event that forever changed the course of Hellenic history in the Levant and the wider diaspora.

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Today, we remember the historic day that shook the world - May 29, 1453, the Fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire. This pivotal event marked the end of the Byzantine Empire, which had stood tall for over 1,100 years.

Today marks twelve years since the tragic kidnapping of Metropolitans Paul Yazaji and John Ibrahim near Aleppo during a humanitarian mission.

Today we pay our respects to the victims of the Greek Genocide from the region of Eastern Thrace. During Easter of 1914 (April 6), Ottoman authorities intensified their persecution of Greeks in the region. The Greeks of Eastern Thrace refer to this day as #BlackEaster.

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