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Elia Kazan: The Greek-American Who Changed Hollywood and Divided America

Elia Kazan, Hollywood director, producer, screenwriter, and novelist known for working with top actors was actually a ...
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Where Is Alexander the Great’s Tomb? The Most Plausible Scenarios

There are countless theories regarding the location of Alexander the Great's tomb. What does the evidence show?
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Ancient Greek Acropolis Reveals 3,000-Year-Old Mycenaean Settlement and Sanctuary

Excavations at ancient Aigeira in Greece reveal how a Mycenaean settlement evolved into a sanctuary and fortified acropolis ...
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Athens late Tuesday for high-level talks expected to focus on defense, security, energy and broader cooperation between Greece and the United States.
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Lost Lighthouse of Alexandria

Archaeologists working in Alexandria’s submerged royal harbor have uncovered a bronze seal ring that may carry an image of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, offering a rare new clue to the city’s ...
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The Origins of Humans May Have Begun by the Sea 70,000 Years Ago

New research suggests the origins of modern humans may have begun by the sea in southern Africa 70,000 years ago.
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Greece Will Not Accept a ‘Loan’ of Parthenon Sculptures, Mitsotakis Says

Greek PM Mitsotakis says Greece will not recognize foreign ownership of the Parthenon Sculptures or agree to “borrow” its own cultural treasures.
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Crete Battered by Rain and Floods as Residents Urged to Go to Higher Ground

Crete floods trigger new alerts as storms damage roads and homes, firefighters rescue motorists, and weather warnings remain in place.
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The Largest Temple in the Ancient Greek World

Temples dedicated to respective Greek gods of the pantheon could be found in every corner of ancient Greece, but which was ...
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Second Wave of Severe Weather Hits Crete as State of Emergency Declared

An emergency remains in force in flood-hit Mylopotamos as Crete prepares for a second wave of heavy rain and possible ...
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Greece to Open National Dementia Center Offering Free Care to 5,000 Patients a Year

Greece’s new National Dementia Center in Athens will provide free care to about 5,000 patients annually when fully ...
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Greek Citizenship Dispute Reaches Mitsotakis as Diaspora Presses for Bureaucratic Fix

Greek diaspora advocates have taken a citizenship registration dispute with consulates directly to PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis.