Greece Seeks UNESCO's Intervention to Prevent Conversion of Chora Monastery into a Mosque
In a move to protect the cultural heritage of the Chora Monastery in Constantinople, Greece has escalated its response by seeking UNESCO's intervention.
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Gerapetritis: Monday’s discussion in Ankara will be frank and raise even the ‘thorny’ issues
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PM Mitsotakis Condemns Chora Monastery Conversion, Urges Election Participation
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With Europe facing complex issues such as defence policy, border security, and economic competitiveness, Mitsotakis underscored the importance of Greek engagement in European forums to assert the country's interests effectively.
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Easter in Corfu: A Unique Tradition of Smashing Pots
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Easter in Corfu is a truly special event, and one of its most distinctive traditions is the smashing of pots (or "botides") on Holy Saturday at 11:00 am. This custom, with its rich history dating back to the Venetian era, draws crowds of people to the narrow streets of the old town to witness this unique spectacle that marks the First Resurrection.
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European court upholds Italy’s right to seize prized Greek bronze from Getty Museum, rejects appeal
European court upholds Italy’s right to seize prized Greek bronze from Getty Museum, rejects appeal
“Victorious Youth,” a life-sized bronze dating from 300 BC to 100 BC, is one of the highlights of the Getty’s collection. Though the artist is unknown, some scholars believe it was made by Lysippos, Alexander the Great’s personal sculptor.
