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New Interpol App Identifies Stolen Artworks for Collectors, Sleuths
A new computer app from Interpol makes it possible for art collectors and museums -- to determine if a piece of art has been stolen.
Greece Records 2,167 New Coronavirus Cases; 55 Deaths
Greek health authorities confirmed a total of 2,167 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, with just 3 at the borders.
Minoan Language Linear A Linked to Linear B in Groundbreaking New Research
The ancient Minoan language known as "Linear A," long untranslated, may finally be deciphered with the help of the internet.
Greece to Reopen on Friday, “Putting Lockdown Behind Us”
Greece will do away with most of its existing lockdown restrictions, including those prohibiting travel between regions, on May 14.
US State Department Slams Turkey on Ecumenical Patriarchate, Hagia Sophia
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken addressed reporters after the release of the 2020 Religious Freedom Report, making no mention of Turkey.
Greece’s Coronavirus Infections Drop on Wednesday
The number of new coronavirus infections announced by Greek health authorities fell to 2,489 on Wednesday from 3,197 on Tuesday
The African American Bringing Sweet Flavors of Greece to Salt Lake City
Baklava and other flavors of Greece are the specialties of a black American woman who founded Sheer Ambrosia Bakery in Salt Lake City.
Coronavirus Cases, Intubations See Steep Rise in Greece
The number of coronavirus cases diagnosed in Greece in the last 24 hours saw a sharp increase, along with those undergoing intubation.
The Life of Heinrich Schliemann, the Discoverer of Troy
Archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann was a larger-than-life figure, discovering Troy in what is now Hisarlik, in modern-day Turkey.
Sixty Die with Coronavirus as Infections Rise Again in Greece
The EODY announced on Monday that another 60 individuals had died with the coronavirus, an increase of nine over the previous day.