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  Algorithms Tell World What We’re Thinking, Discern our Moods
  Patricia Claus - August 4, 2021
  A machine called the Hedonometer is now discerning how happy we are from the words we use online, via algorithms that target our moods.
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  Baby Born on Small Island Gives Hope for Greece’s Birth Rate
  Patricia Claus - August 4, 2021
  A new baby was recently born on Ag. Eftratios, an island of 270; this is of enormous import in the effort to increase Greece's birth rate.
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  Patricia Claus - August 4, 2021
  Residents and tourists in Rovia were told to head to the sea as a "human dam" of firefighters attempted to hold back the fire on Evia Island.
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  Bella Kontogianni - August 4, 2021
  Cyprus and Sweden have sent firefighting help to Greece in order to aid in get the massive fires raging across the country under control.
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Orhan Pamuk

Nobel Prize-Winning Novelist Orhan Pamuk: Turkey No Longer Secular

Tasos Kokkinidis - July 12, 2020

Orhan Pamuk, Turkey’s Nobel prize-winning author, has criticized the Turkish government’s decision to convert Istanbul’s iconic Hagia Sophia into a mosque. “There are millions of secular Turks like me who are crying against this but their voices are not heard,”...

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Orhan Pamuk to Receive Honorary Doctorate in Literature from University of Crete

A. Makris - November 8, 2017

Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk will be awarded an honorary doctorate by the Literature Department of the University of Crete on May 4, 2018, the university said on Tuesday. The decision was made by the university's professors who wanted to honour...