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Autumn day trip to Hydra
A short sea journey takes you through time, shifting centuries, images, and habits. You gaze and gaze at the amphitheater-like settlement— a jewel with great historical and architectural heritage. You forget the sound of cars. You walk and keep walking, trying to familiarize yourself with the harbor, the promenade, the neighborhoods, the alleys, and the small squares, and then up to KIAFA.
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Me, the Kennedys, the Special Olympics and Greece
If the United States had an aristocracy, the Kennedy family would be at the forefront. Of the nine children of Joseph and Rose Kennedy, three are inscribed in the public's memory: former US president John, presidential candidate Robert and senator Ted.
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Mexico: At least two dead from the passage of Hurricane John – Landslides and power outages
At least two people have died in southern Mexico from the passage of Typhoon John, now downgraded to a tropical storm, authorities said.
Six Hostage Bodies Discovered in Gaza, Including Israeli-American Citizen
US President Joe Biden has confirmed that the bodies of six hostages, kidnapped by Palestinian militants during their attack on Israel on October 7, have been found in the Gaza Strip. Among the victims is Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American citizen, as reported by AFP.
Giannis Antetokounmpo: Today his wedding with his beloved Mariah
The biggest day has arrived for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the chosen one of his heart Mariah Riddlespringer.
Women revive mosaics in ancient Sardis
The floor mosaics of a nearly 2,000-year-old structure — regarded as the largest synagogue from the ancient period and located in Sardis, the ancient capital of Lydia, the first civilization to mint coins — are currently being restored to their original condition by women from a rural neighborhood in the region.
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Halkidiki: Today the funeral of the 19-year-old killed instantly at the amusement park – Many machines incompletely maintained
A family from Veria is living through its own tragedy after witnessing the loss of one of its members.
Bulgarian and Other Orthodox Leaders Defend Moscow Patriarchate Amid Ukrainian Ban
The Bulgarian Patriarch has joined an initiative by church leaders who support the Moscow Patriarchate's stance on the non-recognition of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU). Alongside Patriarch Daniil, the Antiochian Patriarch John and Georgian Patriarch Ilia also participated.
Tilos: The coast guard who rescued the 50-day-old infant was moved – The refugee baby drank milk with seawater for three days
The rescue of little “Jonah”, the 50-day-old refugee boy who was rescued by coastguards in Tilos, quickly became known on the internet.
Honoring St. John of Rila: Bulgaria's Spiritual Guardian and Wondermaker
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church is honoring the Dormition of St. John of Rila, known as the Wondermaker and regarded as the spiritual guardian of the Bulgarian people. St. John of Rila, the most cherished native saint, lived during the ninth and tenth centuries. His life as a hermit in the Rila Mountains serves as an example of spiritual excellence.