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Greek Artist Peter Katsichtis Opens Exhibition in Paris

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Greek Artist Peter Katsichtis Opens Exhibition in Paris

The exhibition features more than 40 representative works from Katsichtis’ recent output, alongside 20 earlier paintings. Displayed in the organisation’s emblematic Miró Hall, the works showcase the artist’s expressive use of colour and his distinctive artistic vision. Greek ambassador highlights Katsichtis’ lifelong pursuit of freedom Greece’s Permanent Representative to UNESCO, Ambassador George Koumoutsakos, said Katsichtis’ …

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Stelios Shares Moving Childhood Memory for October 28 Anniversary

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Stelios Shares Moving Childhood Memory for October 28 Anniversary

Greek psychiatrist and former New Democracy MEP Stelios Kympouropoulos has shared a moving childhood drawing to mark Greece’s October 28 national anniversary, recalling a time when he could still move his hands and create artwork for the school celebration. The drawing, which he posted on social media, features two Greek flags beneath the word “OXI” …

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Acid Arab | Athens | November 27

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French-Algerian electronic duo Acid Arab will return to Athens for a club night at Universe Multivenue (87 Kifissou), blending acid, house and techno with musical influences from North Africa, the Arab world and the Mediterranean. Source link

Could a fasolada bean stew earn a Michelin star?

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Imagine a traditional Greek bean stew at the kind of fine-dining restaurant that’s shooting for a place in the Michelin constellation. Not a fasolada that has been “transformed” into a foam or a delicate cream. Source link

Snow and Frostbite Plagues Greek Troops

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Snow and Frostbite Plagues Greek Troops

On 28 October 1940, as Italy invaded Greece, Greek soldiers began fighting not only the enemy but also severe weather across the Pindus Mountains, the Greek-Albanian border and the mountain passes of Epirus. Torrential rain, mud, snow and bitter cold made conditions increasingly difficult for troops during the Greco-Italian War. Historical records from operations on …

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Greek, Egyptian foreign ministers have new phone talks

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Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis had a new phone call with his Egyptian counterpart Wednesday in the wake of authorities in eastern Libya’s ratification of a disputed maritime rights deal with Turkey last week. Source link

Arizona Baby Found Alive in Hospital Morgue After Four Hours

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Arizona Baby Found Alive in Hospital Morgue After Four Hours

An 18-month-old boy in Arizona suffered devastating, life-altering injuries after hospital staff declared him dead and transferred him to the hospital morgue, where an employee discovered him alive nearly four hours later. The incident began on the afternoon of 8 February, when Vincent wandered out of sight during a family gathering and was found unconscious …

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