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Greece Launches First Thermal Satellites to Combat Wildfires

Greece has activated the first phase of its National Microsatellite Program using advanced thermal sensors to monitor wildfires and floods.
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John Koudounis on Bitcoin’s Future: “I’d Worry About Your Bank Account”

Calamos CEO John Koudounis warns that traditional bank accounts are less safe than Bitcoin, sharing his vision for a digital ...
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Australia’s First Greek-Descended Federal Minister, Peter Morris, Dies at 93

Peter Morris, Australia's first federal minister of Greek descent, passed away at the age of 93, leaving behind a rich ...
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Archaeologists in Alexandria Reveal Hidden Greek and Roman City Beneath Modern Streets

Archaeologists in Alexandria have uncovered an ancient Greek public bathhouse and a Roman villa featuring intricate mosaic ...
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Circe, the Enchantress of Greek Mythology, as Depicted in Paintings

What are the most compelling paintings depicting the enchantress Circe? Credit: Wikimedia Commons / CC 2.0 Circe, however, ...
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Greece’s Nafplio Takes Center Stage for 11th Mediterranean Yacht Show

Nafplio is the epicenter of the yachting world this weekend as it welcomes the global yachting elite for the 11th ...
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Ancient True Crime: The Unsolved Assassination of King Philip II

The assassination of King Philip II in 336 BC remains a haunting historical cold case of family drama and ruthless political ...
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“Una Faccia, Una Razza”: The Bonds That Bind Greeks and Italians

Greeks and Italians have so much in common that one would need years to itemize each aspect of the bonds they share.
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First Food Award Invented in Ancient Greece

Banquets were obviously the order of the day in Sybaris. Credit: Public Domain While it’s not a Michelin star as we all know it, the first food award originated in Ancient Greece. The Ancient Greek ...
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The Day the Parthenon on the Acropolis Was Destroyed

On September 26 1687, the Parthenon of Acropolis faced a severe blow and was partly destroyed by Venetian General Morosini.
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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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Matala: The Hippie Haven of Crete That Inspired a Generation

Nestled along the rugged southern coast of Crete, Matala is more than just a beach—it’s a living memory of 1960s ...