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Prince Cyril Saxe-Coburg-Gotha at a royal wedding in Greece

The son of the Bulgarian king Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, His Highness Cyril, Prince of Preslav and the Duke of Saxony, was a special guest at...

Normality is returning today to Greece for all vaccinated

New pandemic measures come into force! The new regime will take effect on October 9, for 15 days. Restrictions on banning music in restaurants and cafes...

More than 4,000 bottles of fine wines and spirits found in a former royal residence in Greece

More than 4,000 bottles of fine wines and spirits found in a former royal residence in Greece

Greece destroys Bulgarian network for fake COVID-certificates

Greece destroys Bulgarian network for fake COVID-certificates

Northern Macedonia will also receive natural gas through Greece

Northern Macedonia will have a new route for access to natural gas - through Greece. Today in Athens, the two countries signed an agreement to start building a gas interconnection.

Forest fires: EU continues to mobilise assistance for Greece and other countries in region

3 firefighting planes (Canadairs) from France, Spain and Croatia in Greece, ready to depart to continue the firefighting operations. © European Union, 2021 The EU...

Forest fires: EU helps Italy, Greece, Albania and North Macedonia to fight devastating fires

European Commission Press release Brussels, 04 Aug 2021 As forest fires continue affecting various regions in the Mediterranean and the Western Balkans, the European...

Greece has solved one of the greatest mysteries of archeology

Gareth Owens, linguist, archaeologist and Erasmus Program Coordinator at the Cretan Institute of Technology, has unveiled a new study that he estimates solves 99 percent of the mystery of the ancient Greek Phaistos disc.

The Curses of Ancient Greece: Tablets Found in Athens

In mid-June 2021, researchers from the German Archaeological Institute discovered 30 lead tablets with "cursed" messages in Athens, which are more than 2500 years old. The inhabitants of Ancient Greece thus asked the gods to harm their enemies. The message indicated the name of the recipient - the sender was never mentioned. The tablets were found in a well near Kerameikos, the main burial ground of ancient Athens.

Greece launches new Strategy for Deinstitutionalisation

On 30th June, the European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD), the Commission Directorate-General for Structural Reform Support (DG Reform), and the Greek Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA) co-organised the final conference of the Technical Support on deinstitutionalisation (DI) process in Greece project. The conference marked the official launch of the Greek Deinstitutionalisation Strategy, Action Plan, and Strategic Roadmap along with other tools for effective DI reform created within the project. Greece is now ready to move forward to ensure full inclusion for children and adults with support needs. 
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