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The Barefoot Fire-Walking Ritual of Anastenaria Lives On in Greece
Hundreds of people descend on the town of Langadas, near Thessaloniki, each year in late May to participate in the ancient ritual of "Anastenaria,"...
Trizonia: The Uknown Greek Island Onassis Almost Bought
Even today, travelers to Greece can still find many hidden treasure destinations which retain their almost unspoiled beauty, such as the island of Trizonia.
The Greek Astrophysicist Who Had a Crater on the Moon Named After Him
John Paraskevopoulos may not be a household name, but the Greek astrophysicist who had a crater on the moon named after him and discovered...
Syvota: the Greek Paradise with Crystal Clear Waters and Secret Coves
Facing the southern tip of Corfu, Syvota is considered to be one of the most exotic destinations in Greece.
The Day Democracy Was Restored in Greece After the Junta
The five days between July 20 and July 24, 1974 were the most turbulent in modern Greek history.
The Olympics Kick Off in Tokyo with Opening Ceremony
The Tokyo Olympics, postponed last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, kicked off on Friday with the opening ceremony.
2004 Summer Olympics: Greece’s Magical Night on the World Stage
On August 13, 2004 Athens and the whole of Greece showcased its history to the entire world during the spectacular opening ceremony of the...
Mithridatis: How a Rapper Shook Political Normalcy in Greece
Greek musician Mithridatis rocked the establishment by releasing via YouTube a 12-minute rap "manifesto" which criticizes the government
Police Use Tear Gas to Disperse Anti-Vaccine Protest in Greece
Police in Greece used tear gas and water cannons to disperse a demonstration of anti-vaxxers in central Athens on Wednesday.
Cyprus Gains Momentum in US Politics; UN Calls on Turkey to Reverse Course
The Cyprus issue is gaining momentum in US politics after the latest provocation by Turkey to announce the reopening of part of Varosha