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Could this be Thessaloniki?

A photo of the city’s coastline, dated from the mid-1860s before the walls surrounding it were demolished, fascinates Greeks and history enthusiasts around the world.

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The Greek Lyceum celebrates 25 years next year

‘It’s a privilege to wear a traditional Greek costume’.

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Greek MIT scientist creates model that may help predict precursor conditions to extreme weather events

“If we can predict the occurrence of these extreme events, hopefully we can apply some control strategies to avoid them,” Sapsis says.

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Sanctuary of Artemis unearthed in Evia

Since the 19th century, archaeologists have tried to locate this sanctuary, but this has not been possible.

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Greece–China Year of Cultural Exchanges and Cooperation

The two countries swap masterpieces for exhibitions held by the Shanghai and Acropolis Museums.

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Nominations open for Victorian Young Achievers Awards

Open to people aged up to 29 years with categories including regional and rural health, community service, arts and fashion, and small business achievement.

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How a foreign company buys property in Greece

Lawyer Christos Iliopoulos outlines how a foreign company without prior business activity in Greece can purchase property.

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The ‘dirtiest restaurant’ in the world is Greek

After continual negative reviews, an inspection revealed rat hairs and cockroach eggs in the kitchen, sewage flies in the tahini, and raw meat on the floor.

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Greece last in over-the-counter drug consumption

Reluctance in consuming over-the-counter drugs is believed to be an after-effect of the ongoing recession.

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Pronia brings together young Greek families

The organisation is hosting a Greek playgroup every Wednesday.

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