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DNA Analysis Redirects the Cradle of Indo-Europeans, Sheds Light on Proto-Greeks

A recent DNA analysis on 777 ancient genomes from across the so-called Southern Arc, namely Southern Europe and West Asia, redirects the cradle of Indo-Europeans and sheds light on the Proto-Greek prehistoric past. As is well known, the Greek language belongs...

15 Reasons to Visit Corfu, Greece

"Greece’s greenest island, Corfu, welcomes visitors with the sweet aroma of pine and lemon trees. In the mountainous interior myrtle and bay bushes fight it out, while venerable olive groves descend to its beach-fringed coastline." That's how The Guardian...

Giant Squid Caught in Greece

A fish tavern owner in Evia, Greece caught a giant squid (kalamari) recently, which weighs 15 kg (33 lbs) a rare size for Greek waters. According to a report in the local site evima.gr, residents, and visitors to the beach...

Levissi: The Ghost Village in Turkey Once Home to 10,000 Greeks

The ghost village of Levissi (known today as Kayaköy) was once a bustling Greek village on the slopes of a hill in the district of Fethiye, Turkey, almost opposite the island of Rhodes. Greeks of the 5,000-year-old village were ethnically...

Hundreds of WWII German Bombs Unearthed at Athens’s Hellinikon

A total of 314 WWII German bombs have been discovered during work on a massive urban development project at the former airport complex of Hellinikon south of Athens, according to local authorities. In a press conference on Thursday, Elliniko-Argyroupoli Mayor...

Germany Takes Aim at Greece for Not Giving Ukraine Patriot Systems

Germany has criticized its NATO allies Spain and Greece for not donating their Patriot air-defense systems to Ukraine. Kyiv has said it needs at least seven of the American-made surface-to-air missile batteries to protect its cities from Russia’s long-range bombardments. Boris...

Greece to Hand Over Olympic Flame for Paris 2024

After its journey through Greece for 11 days, the Olympic Flame will be handed over to the delegation of the "Paris 2024" Organising Committee on Friday. The handover ceremony will begin on Friday, April 26, at 6:30 pm (local time)...

Researchers Find Evidence That Brains Are Getting Bigger

A new study suggests our brains might be growing larger over time. This finding could prove useful in fighting memory loss as we age. Researchers at UC Davis Health found the brains of individuals born in the 1970s were bigger...

Pre-Roman Necropolis With 88 Tombs Discovered in Southern Italy

A necropolis from the pre-Roman era, full of rich grave artifacts, was discovered in Southern Italy during excavations for the construction of an electricity power station, local authorities said. What was found in the necropolis in Southern Italy? The necropolis was...

AI May Help Solve the Teacher Shortage Crisis in UK and Europe

A company called 21st Century Digital Teaching (21C) is tackling the ongoing teacher shortage crisis in the UK and Europe. They are doing this by changing how students learn math and other important subjects. To make this happen, 21C made...

Greek in US Makes Lambatha Candles for Easter

Lambatha candles are an important part of the Greek Easter service that takes place on Holy Saturday, and one Greek, who moved to the US seven years ago, is now making and selling his own at a Greek market...

New Therapy Destroys Deadly Brain Tumor in Days

A 72-year-old man, diagnosed with a very aggressive type of cancer known as glioblastoma, had brain scans that showed his tumor shrank significantly just days after treatment. Two other individuals with a similar cancer diagnosis didn't have such positive results,...

Birds of Prey Return to the Fire-Stricken Dadia National Park in Greece

Rare birds of prey have returned to the devastated from last year's fires at Dadia National Park in north-eastern Greece, environmental groups say. The Dadia National Park is Greece’s biggest Natura 2000 site, known for its black vulture colony and...

The Crucial Role of Greece’s Lemnos in the Gallipoli Campaign

During the Gallipoli campaign in World War I, the Greek island of Lemnos played a significant role as a staging area and base of operations for the Allied forces, including the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). Lemnos was...