Thalassinos: “I Stole It From Another Singer. The Greatest Song I Ever Wrote”
The story behind one of the most beloved Greek songs of the past 30 years involves a confession, a quiet act of artistic theft, and a moment of pure magic in a…
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Greece Produces 8% of World’s Olive Oil. Holds Under 3% of Export Market
Greece produces between 7.5% and 8.5% of the world’s olive oil, yet its share of EU olive oil exports to non-EU countries sits at just 2.9%, according to…
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Turkey Builds Islamic Center Next to Halki Seminary
Turkey is responding to the reopening of the Halki Theological Seminary with a major construction project right next door. The country’s Directorate of…
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Turkey Gives Erdogan Sole Power to Declare 200-Mile Maritime Zones
Turkey is preparing a law that would hand Erdogan unilateral authority to declare an Exclusive Economic Zone of up to 200 nautical miles, according to a leak…
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Ancient Greek: The Language That Built Western Civilization
Long before Latin, French, or English shaped how the West thinks, Ancient Greek laid the foundation. The words democracy, ethos, logos, and rhetoric all come…
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2,000-Year-Old Theater Rewrites History of Roman Architecture
A new study has found that the ancient Theater of Teos, built in what is now western Turkey, used a far more sophisticated audience management system than…
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The World’s First Computer Was Greek. Built 2,000 Years Ago
The Antikythera Mechanism is the oldest known analog computer in human history, built by ancient Greek engineers around 100 BCE and recovered from a Roman-era…
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Tassoulas: “Here in Evros, the Air Fills You With National Pride”
Greek President Konstantinos Tassoulas spent the night at Surveillance Post 5 on the Greek-Turkish border in the Evros region, waking before dawn on Sunday to…
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Greece Puts Crete at the Center of Europe’s Space Race
Crete is positioning itself as one of Europe’s next major space technology hubs, backed by a 35 million euro program called SPACE-Crete that aims to turn…
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Greece’s Brain Drain Hits a Record High in 2025
Greece’s brain drain reached a record high in 2025, with 128,500 Greek university graduates between the ages of 20 and 64 now living in other European…
