Wednesday, 28 June 2023

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Mykonos Port Full of Massive Cruise Ships

On Tuesday, June 27, Mykonos Port was seemingly at full capacity as five sizeable cruise ships were anchored side by side. Although a surge in tourists on the Greek island is nothing new, the sight of so many vessels...

Following in the Footsteps of Saint Paul Across Greece

The two missionary journeys of St. Paul in Greece were of great importance for bringing  Christianity to its people and from there to western Europe

Dolphins Use ‘Baby Talk’ With Their Young

New research suggests that dolphins can adjust their communication just like parents and people do when talking to young children. According to a recent study, female bottlenose dolphins modify their vocalizations when they are in the presence of their...

Top Ten Souvenirs from Greece

With so many Greek souvenirs to choose from throughout your travels in the country, let's be sure that you purchase the best ones to help you relive your Greek holiday after your return to cooler climates. After you return...

Greektowns of the United States

The Greek American community is widespread and has established vibrant communities in various cities and regions across the United States. Major Greek American enclaves include Astoria in New York City, Tarpon Springs in Florida, and Chicago, among others. In some...

Kerameikos in Athens: The Largest Necropolis of Ancient Greece

Kerameikos is the name of an Athenian demo formerly known as the potters' quarter, today the largest necropolis in Greece.

THI Supports Greek Film Industry with Two $20,000 Grants

The Hellenic Initiative (THI) and The Global Greek Film Initiative (GGFI) have joined forces to accelerate the growth of Greece’s film industry, one of the nation’s most rapidly developing economic sectors. THI grants will facilitate filmmaker and crew training on...

Mitsotakis Sets Four Priorities After Re-election in Greece

Newly re-elected Kyriakos Mitsotakis set out his government's top priorities for Greece during the first cabinet meeting after the elections held on Wednesday. The newly-formed cabinet, following the general election on June 25 and the subsequent swearing-in ceremony at the...

Anti-Americanism on the Wane in Greece, According to Pew Research

Anti-Americanism in Greece is on the wane, according to a Pew Research Center survey which showed that 56% of Greeks have a positive view of the US. This is an increase of 8% compared to the same survey last...

The Haunting Wreck of Cruise Ship “Mediterranean Sky” Near Athens

From its glory days as a cruise ship to its current rusty resting place in Elefsina, the "Mediterranean Sky" has had quite a journey. It is one of the best known shipwrecks in Greece, but its deteriorating looks over...

10 Things to Do and See on Greece’s Ithaca, the Home of Odysseus

Worldwide famous as the home of Odysseus, the Ionian Island of Ithaca boasts lush green valleys and rugged hills, while hiking trails lead walkers to hidden ruins and stunning sea views. Today, it is a peaceful and quiet island ready...

Who is Buried in the Amphipolis Tomb?

The Amphipolis Tomb, or Kasta Tomb, in northern Greece, has captivated both archaeologists and history enthusiasts worldwide since its discovery in 2012. The question of who is buried there remains a mystery. The Amphipolis Tomb is the largest burial mound...

Greeks of Venezuela Protest Closure of Caracas Embassy

Greeks in Venezuela have condemned the decision by Greece to close its embassy in Caracas after 43 years of continuous operation. In a letter addressed to the new foreign minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, community leaders appeal to Athens to reconsider its...

NASA Seals Crew in Mars Simulator for Next 378 Days

NASA has launched an important and groundbreaking Mars simulator mission that will span a remarkable 378 days. This mission involves a team of four dedicated individuals who will be confined within a simulated version of the planet Mars. The...

AI Technology Finds Sperm in Infertile Men Faster than Doctors

A recent study has proposed the use of a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that shows promising potential in quickly identifying sperm in infertile men. The aim of the research was to explore whether AI could speed up the...

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