Greek Reporter

When Churchill and Stalin Decided Greece’s Fate on a Scrap of Paper

The future of Greece after World War II was decided between Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin, who met secretly in Moscow.

Eighty years after WWII’s end, the consensus it forged is crumbling

On Sept. 2, 1945, Japan surrendered, launching an era of alliances and trade. Now, with memories of the war fading, so is the consensus on how to avoid a repeat.
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The Recent Sino-US Dispute Over Taiwan’s Post-WWII Status Is A Sign Of The Times

As the New Cold War shifts from the US prioritizing Russia’s containment in Europe to China’s containment in Asia, so too is the trend of the US gradually ...

Nearly 20,000 evacuated after unexploded WWII bombs discovered in Berlin

Nearly 20,000 people will have to be evacuated in Berlin following the discovery of two unexploded Second World War bombs.