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Shipwreck That Claimed the Lives of 98 People Found in Greece

The shipwreck of Sperchios, a ship that sank in May 1945 off the island of Hydra, Greece, and claimed the lives of 98 passengers and crew was discovered this week. The shipwreck was located by the underwater research team of...

Rare Black Swan Spotted in Greece

A lonely black swan was spotted swimming in the Evros Delta in northeast Greece in a rare sight that delighted conservationists as the species is extremely rare outside its native Australia. Some speculate that the swan escaped from captivity and...

Face of 40-Year-Old Neanderthal Woman Revealed

Scientists have reconstructed the face of a 40-year-old Neanderthal woman who lived 75,000 years ago. It is based on the flattened, shattered remains of a skull whose bones were so soft when excavated they had the consistency of "a well-dunked...

End the Cyprus Embargo Act Submitted to US Congress

The End the Cyprus Embargo Act, a bipartisan legislation that would extend the waiver renewal period for the arms embargo on the Republic of Cyprus from one year to five years was introduced in Congress on Wednesday. The legislation was...

Cleopatra, Caesar, and a Temple in Egypt

The life and legacy of the daughter of Ptolemy XII Auletes, Cleopatra, has fascinated not only Europeans but also Arabs and Africans alike. Her name over the years has become synonymous with beauty, and she is known as the...

Trump Reveals Plans for Second Term as US President

US presidential candidate Donald Trump has laid out his vision for a second term in thorough detail in his most in-depth and revealing interview to date on his plans for a return to the White House. The businessman and former...

Mysterious Roman Dodecahedron Defies Explanation

A mysterious, 12-sided Roman dodecahedron discovered in an amateur dig in Norton Disney, near Lincoln last year, has been baffling experts as it goes on display in Britain for the first time. The Roman dodecahedron is set to go on...

Cyprus Marks 20 Years Since EU Accession

On Wednesday, Cyprus and several other countries officially marked their membership of the European Union (EU) for 20 years, with the EU marking the 20th anniversary of the enlargement and claiming it will always help to solve the Cyprus...

10 Reasons to Visit Milos Island in Greece, the Home of Venus of Milo

Milos Island in Greece is a stunning destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and relaxed island vibes. It is no wonder that recently the Cycladic island was an inspiration for the iconic French fashion houses...

Mykonos Marks May Day With Elaborate Display of Wreaths

Mykonos welcomed May Day with the traditional exhibition of wreaths that was a feast for the senses, offering a vibrant display of colors and a delightful mix of sweet, refreshing, and earthy aromas. May Day wreaths symbolize the rebirth of...

6G Speeds Hit 100 Gbps, 500 Times Faster Than 5G Cellphones

The first high-speed 6G wireless device in the world was created by a group of Japanese businesses that can carry data at up to 20 times the speed of 5G, or 100 gigabits per second (Gbps), at distances up...

England’s Pompeii: Unfinished Ancient Dinner Found at Bronze Age Village

Must Farm a Bronze Age village near near the town of Peterborough in England that has yielded a treasure trove of artifacts is been dubbed "England's Pompeii." Due to the fire that engulfed the settlement and the subsequent collapse into...

General Strike Marks May Day in Greece

Thousands of Greek workers, mainly from various leftist parties and trade unions, rallied in Athens to mark May Day. May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is a day of great significance for workers around the world. The tradition...