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Ancient Greek Necropolis in Croatia Dates Back to Fourth Century AD
The gardens of a seventeenth-century Croatian palace were the setting for an ancient necropolis, where human remains were found in pithoi.
Fifth-Century AD Evil Eye From Israel Shows Talisman Popular There
Officials from the Israeli Antiquities Authority recently displayed a 5th-century Evil Eye that served as a talisman against evil.
North Macedonia Promises to Correct Jersey Logos
Zoran Zaev said that the ongoing issue of the name displayed on the jerseys of his nation's football players is being addressed.
56-Year-old Greek Woman Dies Minutes After Second Pfizer Vaccine
A 56-year-old Greek woman died at Kalavryta Hospital on Friday, just a few minutes after her second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
Elliniko Project to Start as Lamda Set to Pay First Installment
Lamda Development, the firm that is responsible for redeveloping the old Ellinikon Airport, will pay its first down payment next week.
Study Proves Humans and Neanderthals Lived Together 50,000 Years Ago
New research from an Israeli archaeological dig has proven that modern humans and Neanderthals lived together some 50,000 years ago.
Underwater City of Heracleion, Egypt Gives Up its Treasures
The Lost City Of Heracleion, which was once the largest port in Egypt, was discovered underwater after more than 2,000 years.
German Submarine Sale to Turkey Rankles Greece
Greece's Foreign Minister Dendias deplored Germany’s decision to sell submarines to Turkey, publicly and in a meeting with German officials.
Can Your Employer Fire You If You Refuse the Coronavirus Vaccine?
Is it really legal for employers anywhere in the world to fire you if you refuse the coronavirus vaccine? In some places, it is.
European Union to Open Borders to US, Other Tourists
Ambassadors from the 27 nations of the European Union agreed to allow US residents to travel into their countries for nonessential purposes.