Siren
U.S. Repatriates ancient Greek Sculptures to Italy
The Roman sculptures, known as the “Poet and Sirens,” were stolen several decades ago from a tomb near Taranto, Italy
- Read more about U.S. Repatriates ancient Greek Sculptures to Italy
- Log in to post comments
Lessons from the Capitol
The mob of Donald Trump supporters that stormed Capitol Hill in Washington, DC on Wednesday was no bolt from the blue.
Certain political leaders have succumbed to the sirens of anti-systemic rhetoric and inflammatory demagoguery that eventually mobilized the mob, which interrupted a joint session of Congress during which the Electoral College vote was to be certified.
- Read more about Lessons from the Capitol
- Log in to post comments
Odyssey Park | Thessaloniki | To January 24
The NOESIS Science Center and Technology Museum has inaugurated an interactive exhibition on the adventures of Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey.
- Read more about Odyssey Park | Thessaloniki | To January 24
- Log in to post comments
Migrants found in fake ambulance driven by 'doctor'
Police in northern Greece have foiled an illegal immigration racket that used a fake ambulance - driven by an ersatz doctor - to smuggle migrants from the Turkish border to the port city of Thessaloniki.
Sirens Throughout Bulgaria in Tribute to the Memory of National Hero Hristo Botev
For 2 minutes from 12.00 on 2 June, the sirens across the country with interrupted wail will announce the dedication of national pride to the memory of Botev and those who died for the freedom of Bulgaria. This was announced by the Ministry of Interior.
Can we assist in bringing Odysseus home?
Odysseus is stuck in the 180-percent-of-GDP debt land. He dreams of his beloved Ithaca, which is below-60-percent-of-GDP debt land. Life is much sweeter where he came from, and he wants to go home. Fortunately, Odysseus is cunning and courageous and is willing to travel long, with discipline and flexibility.
- Read more about Can we assist in bringing Odysseus home?
- Log in to post comments
World's Oldest Shipwreck was Discovered in the Black Sea, About 50 Miles off the Coast of Bulgaria
The world's oldest intact shipwreck, complete with mast, rudders and rowing benches, has been found at the bottom of the Black Sea where it has been lying for more than 2,400 years, reports The Times.
Greek authorities lost in red tape over fire evacuation drill
Greece has a civil protection plan. But the long document was virtually worthless on Monday as a killer fire burnt at least 83 people to death.
With an investigation on the causes of the blaze ongoing, witnesses, firemen and mayors agree on one thing: There was no evacuation order. But they cannot agree on who should have made the call.
An Ancient Port City was Found near Naples (Video)
During a presentation conducted last week, archaeologists announced that they may have discovered what is the original port of Naples, with its structure dating back to 25 centuries ago.
- Read more about An Ancient Port City was Found near Naples (Video)
- Log in to post comments
Manuel Chico, “make-believe” officer of the law
Western Texas police arrested Manuel Chico for impersonating an officer.
According to a… real officer of the law, Chico’s truck was at a drive-through when it started flashing the usual red and blue that can be found on Police cars. The lightshow was accompanied by the loud sounds of a police siren.
- Read more about Manuel Chico, “make-believe” officer of the law
- Log in to post comments