Michelin Guide to Announce 2027 Greece Restaurant Selection on October 20 – Greek City Times

Michelin Guide to Announce 2027 Greece Restaurant Selection on October 20 – Greek City Times

For the first time, the MICHELIN Guide’s Greece selection will extend beyond Athens to include Thessaloniki and Santorini, expanding the international spotlight on Greek gastronomy. The MICHELIN Guide will unveil its 2027 restaurant selection for Greece on October 20, introducing a broader geographical focus that will bring Thessaloniki and Santorini into the prestigious guide alongside …

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US lifts visa checks

The United States has normalized Greece’s participation in the Visa Waiver Program, ending more than a decade of surveillance, officials said. Source link

Why Most Ancient Greeks Did Not Wear Tattoos – Greek City Times

Why Most Ancient Greeks Did Not Wear Tattoos – Greek City Times

Unlike some neighbouring peoples, most ancient Greeks did not treat tattoos as beauty or status. Tattooing was more often linked to slavery, punishment and stigma. Greeks used marks mainly on slaves, prisoners of war and criminals. The mark identified the person and served as social control. A free citizen avoided a permanent mark on the …

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Auto Draft – Greek City Times

Auto Draft – Greek City Times

He had seen the horrors of the Second World War, and described them in a few lines that still chill. “They are not forgotten, no matter how many years pass. How can the climb to the hill of Aghios Athanasios in Himara be erased from my memory? We climbed with our hands and feet, fighting …

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Mitsotakis says Rubio visit underscored Greece’s strategic role in East Med

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Friday that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Athens had reaffirmed Greece’s role as an indispensable strategic partner in the Eastern Mediterranean, as he insisted that an electricity interconnector with Cyprus could proceed without compromising Greek sovereign rights. Source link

Fidan says a defence pact with Saudi Arabia is not a licence to attack

Fidan says a defence pact with Saudi Arabia is not a licence to attack

Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan has said a defence agreement does not mean Turkish troops would be sent onto Saudi soil to launch an offensive. Turkish Hakan Fidan on the security pact and the possibility of deploying Turkish troops on Saudi Arabian territory:“A defense agreement means that when a country that has signed the agreement …

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