Yorgos Mitropoulos
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Animasyros 2026: Greece looks to lead Europe's animation industry (opens the original)
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Animasyros, one of Europe's major animation festivals, recently wrapped up its 19th consecutive year of celebrations in Ermoupoli, flying the flag for the Greece's biggest International Animation Festival. Beyond the seven competition sections (International, Student, K.ID.S, AnimaPride, National Competition, TV & Commissioned Films and Feature Films), this year's edition included a special focus on Irish animation, a theme marking 200 years of Ermoupoli, educational workshops, parallel events,
Hard cheese: Greece's Naxos Graviera faces production problems (opens the original)
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Naxos Graviera is one of Greece's most famous and important hard cheeses, which secured Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status as far back as 1996, thanks to a decision by the European Commission. Its popularity has long since crossed Greek borders, as it is exported to 20 countries. In 2025 it was even ranked first on the international gastronomy platform TasteAtlas – Local food around the world, as the best cheese in the world. The much-coveted accolade confirmed the enduring reputation
Digging into the past: Greece launches living history digital archive (opens the original)
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Serifos is one of the most beautiful islands in the Cyclades. Behind its major tourism development lies a history that most people know nothing about. The island was an important mining centre as far back as antiquity. Its subsoil is rich mainly in haematite and magnetite, with the result that to this day half of Serifos is perforated with galleries and shafts after many years of mining. In the south-west, mainly at Mega Livadi and Koutalas, visitors can still see rusted rails, machinery, tools,
Athens Photo Festival: A polyphonic celebration of photography (opens the original)
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The Athens Photo Festival is the largest international photography event in Greece. This year, 70 artists and artistic collectives from 30 countries are taking part in the main exhibition, which unfolds across 3,000 square metres, occupying all the spaces of the Benaki Museum on Pireos. With a clear focus on contemporary photographic creation, the Festival takes a probing look at some of the key issues, challenges and complexities of our times, foregrounding social, political and intercultural c
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