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MEPs pay tribute to murdered Greek rapper Pavlos Fyssas (opens the original)
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A theatrical monologue about murdered Greek rapper Pavlos Fyssas at the European Parliament. Actress Dora Chrysikou portrays a young woman who was an eyewitness to a far-right crime. The performance unfolds the story of the murder of Fyssas, while also taking us into the Golden Dawn trial. Maria Louka wrote the text, which is based on real witness statements. Korais Damatis directed the piece. PASOK MEP Nikolas Farantouris was behind the invitation to the European Parliament in Brussels: "No to
Who can afford to live in Greece? The Ring in Athens (opens the original)
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Observing the events of last July in Ceuta, Spain, many in Athens were reminded of what happened in 2015, when hundreds of boats carrying refugees and migrants arrived on Lesvos and other islands each day. The mass attempt by thousands of people to enter European territory 'evoked memories' of the 2020 events at Evros, when thousands also tried to cross from Turkey into Greece. The political debate has heated up, and the migration issue returned to the top of the agenda. Against this backdrop, M
The Odyssey: From classroom and stage to Christopher Nolan's epic (opens the original)
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The highly anticipated Odyssey by Christopher Nolan, based on Homer’s epic, is out today and being shown in cinemas around the world. Teacher Philippos Mantzaris will be going to see the film, but for himthe Odyssey is part of his work. Every day in the classroom, he talks to his pupils about the adventures of the king of Ithaca and tries to convey to them the beauty and value of Ancient Greek. "It is a wonderful piece of literature that children can identify with, perhaps even see Odysseus with
From lemons to grapes: The 'golden' products shaping Andros' future (opens the original)
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Andros, the second largest island in the Cyclades after Naxos, has a long maritime tradition. For many decades, the island’s economy has relied on men who loved the sea and travelled to the ends of the earth. Those who stayed behind, together with the island’s women, worked in livestock farming and cultivated the land. The Andros lemon is one of the most emblematic products of the fertile Livadia valley. From the 17th century until the mid-20th, large quantities were exported throughout the Medi
Andros Routes: Paths leading to the island's natural heritage (opens the original)
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In 2010, a project was launched on Andros that radically changed the Greek island’s cultural and tourism identity. It was an initiative that had nothing to do with beaches, sun or sea. On the initiative of the non-profit organisation Andros Research Centre, Andros Routes was born. The island’s trails came to life and became a destination for thousands of people from all over the world. "A web that initiates us into the rich natural and cultural heritage of Andros and at the same time provides im
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