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Plato’s Symposium preserves Aristophanes’ ancient myth of soulmates, telling how humans were split in half and condemned to search for their missing other half.
Greece will send its first astronaut to the International Space Station within two years as part of a new space strategy and ESA training program supporting…
The Philippines has temporarily banned livestock and animal product imports from Greece after confirmed foot-and-mouth disease cases, tightening border…
The event also opened doors for culture collaboration in tourism, trade and cultural initiatives between Greece and the region.
Greece expects another record tourism year in 2025, welcoming 31.6 million visitors despite labor shortages, as the country continues to recover and grow…
And Mayor Vico Sotto is not backing down. He recently posted a lengthy video on Facebook warning the public not to be swayed by the Discayas.
Greece plans a major US-backed shipping hub in Elefsina to expand port and industrial activities, aiming to balance Chinese Cosco’s influence at Piraeus.
DITO, dubbed the third big player in the Philippine telco industry, has entered the market strongly, boasting a growing subscriber base and a reported 20-plus…
Southern Europe battles deadly wildfires fueled by extreme heat, with Spain reporting its third fatality this week and Greece gaining ground against a blaze…
A total 184 people were picked up in four different rescue operations.
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck near the Greek island of Kasos, the USGS reported, with no immediate damage. Greece, prone to seismic activity, has seen…
A Roman Catholic cathedral in Athens has introduced Greece’s first church donation box with a card-tap payment system, responding to tourist demand and…
The Embassy of Greece celebrates Greece's National Day and the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties with the Philippines in a grand affair at Fairmont Hotel,…
Their philosophy is rooted in nature’s abundance, preserving the culinary wisdom of Greek cookery.
