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The Stunning Gold and Ivory Statues of Apollo and Artemis at Delphi
The gold and ivory statues of Apollo, Artemis, and Leto at Delphi are extraordinary treasures of ancient Greek art.
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Greek Tourism in Flux: Flagship Islands Struggle While New Stars Rise
The early signs from the Greek summer tourism season are raising concerns for traditional tourism powerhouses, such as ...
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Greece Unveils New State App To Control Children’s Screen Time
Greece launched "Kids Wallet," a state-developed mobile phone application that allows parents to monitor their children's ...
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Cyprus and Israel Move Toward Finalizing Electric Grid Link
Cyprus and Israel have agreed to move forward with finalizing the electric power grid interconnection agreement by 2025 ...
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Rineia: The Sacred Necropolis of Greece’s Delos
Rineia, an ancient Greek island next to Delos and Mykonos, has a unique place in the history of Greece, as it was used as ...
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Ropoto: Inside Greece’s Sinking Ghost Town
Greece’s Sinking Ghost Town,” a documentary about an abandoned village in Greece that suffered an unprecedented natural ...
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Pope Francis’ Final Wish: Popemobile to Become Health Unit for Gaza’s Children
Pope Francis’ last request turns into action as his former popemobile is transformed into a mobile clinic for children in ...
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Biopic on Greek Music Legend Stelios Kazantzidis Coming to US Theaters
Stelios, the acclaimed biopic chronicling the life of legendary Greek singer Stelios Kazantzidis, is set for release across ...
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New Orleans: America’s First Greek Community
The first Orthodox Church in the US was established in New Orleans in 1864, built in 1866, by Greek merchants.
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Circe, the Enchantress of Greek Mythology, as Depicted in Paintings
In Homer’s Odyssey, the episode of the witch Circe is one of the most deliciously intriguing of the epic. She is often ...
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Scione, the Ancient City Founded by Greek Warriors After the Trojan War
After the Trojan War, some of the Athenian troops were said to have been blown off course, leading to the founding of Scione.
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Greece to Digitally Transform Visitor Experience at Museums and Archaeological Sites
Greece is digitally transforming its museums and archaeological sites, under a new project aiming to modernize the visitor ...