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23 Best Beaches in Greece to Visit in 2023

Posted by Miray Eylul
2 years ago

Beautiful beaches in Greece are never hard to find, whether on one of the Greek islands or mainland Greece. Greece is known for its...

Celestyal excited about Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum taking place in Thessaloniki

Posted by Hosmunt Bayram
2 years ago

Having participated at every Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum (PSTF) since the event’s inception in 2011, Greek-based cruise company Celestyal Cruises looks forward to the...

Mykonos Offshore Regatta: ‘Nitro 31’ wins biggest offshore race in Africa

Posted by Dilara Azra
2 years ago

Royal Cape Yacht Club hosted the annual Mykonos Offshore Regatta this weekend, the biggest offshore race in Africa. 2023 marks the 33rd anniversary of...

Dua Lipa Reportedly Dating Greek-French Director Romain Gavras

Posted by Hosmunt Bayram
2 years ago

Pop star Dua Lipa is reportedly dating Greek-French film director Romain Gavras – who also happens to be the ex-boyfriend of the singer’s top...

Israeli Private Detective Guilty of Hacking And Fraud

Posted by Adem Hosmunt
2 years ago

Israeli private detective, Aviram Azari has pleaded guilty for involvement in surveillance and cyber intelligence hack scheme in April 2022. Azari, who has been detained...

Life of Galatea Kazantzaki to be focus of GCM’s online seminar

Posted by Alara Burcu
2 years ago

Dr Anna Fyta, a distinguished scholar in Modernist poetry and the reception of Greek Classics, will present an online-only lecture on Galatea Alexiou Kazantzaki,...

“Women of Zalongo”: Play Inspired by Brave Greek Women Opens in CA

Posted by Hosmunt Bayram
2 years ago

The contemporary theatrical play “Women of Zalongo”, written by Maria Cominis and directed by Kari Hayter, premieres regionally on March 3-12 in Fullerton, CA...

Pyrrhus of Epirus, the Ancient Greek King who Fought the Romans

Posted by Afshin Yusuf
2 years ago

Pyrrhus of Epirus (319/318–272 BC) was an ancient Greek general and statesman, widely regarded by his contemporaries and modern historians alike as one of the greatest...