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Greek educational training and support initiatives

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Latest: Educational training programs launched in Lasithi and Lemnos

Educational authorities in Greece have launched several professional development and community support programs across various regions. In Pieria, the Directorate of Secondary Education conducted training for school pri

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Chios airport closure and connectivity concerns

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Latest: Attica Group extends ferry services to Chios and Lesvos

The planned four-month closure of Chios Airport, scheduled from November 15, 2026, to March 15, 2027, for upgrade works, has prompted significant concern from local stakeholders. The Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) for

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Lesvos Petrified Forest museum developments

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Latest: Lesvos Fossil Forest Museum hosts MIMISIS art exhibition

The Lesvos Petrified Forest Natural History Museum has expanded its public engagement and research output following recent conservation and excavation efforts. To celebrate 25 years of its permanent exhibition spaces, th

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Greek student and labor protests over economic issues

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Latest: Students protest housing and travel costs in Crete

Student associations in Greece have initiated demonstrations to address various economic and logistical challenges facing higher education. In Athens, student groups announced large-scale protests and an overnight encamp

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Death of art historian Denys Zacharopoulos

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Latest: Art community honors legacies of Antonio D'Agostino and Denys Zacharopoulos

Renowned art historian, theorist, and curator Denys Zacharopoulos has died at the age of 74. Born in Athens in 1952, Zacharopoulos held significant international roles, including serving as the artistic director of the M

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