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Christopher Cosmos releases new novel about Alexander the Great’s formative years

Even if you’re not fascinated by Ancient History, you’ll be drawn to the intriguing world of a young Alexander the Great.

Top five Greek archaeological discoveries of 2024

From marbles statues to rare ancient coins, 2024 has been another year full of great archaeological discoveries across Greece and the world.

Thessaloniki at Christmas: Rich history, culture and festive charm

Each December, Thessaloniki transforms into a winter destination, composing a blend of rich history, culture, and Christmas charm.

Passenger flight from Melbourne will take priceless Benaki Museum artefacts back to Athens

Priceless artefacts from the Benaki Museum on loan for the Hellenic Museum’s exhibition 'Gods, Myths & Mortals' will return home next week.

Hero to the end: My Great Uncle Antonis Alexandris who survived concentration camps

Billy Cotsis talks about his last Great Uncle Antonis Alexandris who survived several concentration camps. He died at 102.

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Inheritance and joint bank accounts in Greece

The inheritance Laws that are applicable in Greece are exclusively related with assets that are located in Greece.

Professor Anastasios Tamis: ‘Only the dead tell the truth’

Costas Simitis, as Prime Minister, and his team set up in eight years a new Greece, a new political world.

Life in Greece: As told by Zara Pirate

Just as how you wouldn't have six back-to-back piña coladas on a Monday morning at home, life in Greece is a little different in the off-season too.

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