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Why we love it: Homestyle soups and hearty meat and vegetable dishes here are made from authentic village recipes you’re unlikely to find outside of the Hellenic motherland. The place itself has a touch of taverna about it, too, with basic white tablecloths and Supper Club’s rustic wood...
In November 2022, the Voice of Greece, the radio arm of the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (EPT), featured Vassiliki as its Poet of the Week, with twice daily readings of her poetry throughout the week. About the Tranlator A native of Toronto, Canada, Peter Bottéas holds a Master's...
A little earlier, the president of the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Thanos Thanopoulos, announced the primary surplus according to Eurostat rules, saying that it came to 3.9% of GDP or €6.937 billion. The two calculations differ in methodology, but it is the surplus attained acco...
(rather than Macedonian) influence remained strong in most of them, and since the process was carried further by Alexander’s Seleucid successors, the spread of Hellenic thought and customs over much of Asia as far as Bactria and India was one of the more striking effects of Alexander’s ...
Define Naval warfare. Naval warfare synonyms, Naval warfare pronunciation, Naval warfare translation, English dictionary definition of Naval warfare. n. 1. A nation having significant naval strength. 2. Naval strength. American Heritage® Dictionary of
The Balkans are considered a major glacial refugium where flora and fauna survived glacial periods and repopulated the rest of Europe during interglacials. While it is also thought to have harboured Pleistocene human populations, evidence linking human a
, 2017). This situation is typical of the Mediterranean setting and is also observed in the Aegean region, north of the Hellenic trench (Fig. 4) (Jolivet and Brun, 2010). In Figure 6A, we show only the 35 and 23 Ma stages and some shortening was active between 35 and 32 Ma, ...
The film was also honored at the Hellenic Awards. Finally, “Standing Aside, Watching,” about corruption, sexism, and intimidation in a small village, could also be a great entry. Un Certain Regard film “Xenia” by Panos H. Koutras, won’t open in Greece until October, but will be a...
Even though it not an absolute rule, the Greeks tend to select the Hellenic Awards Best Film winner as their submission. Taking that into account, the clear favorite and almost certain choice is “Little England,” a period piece that won big locally. It’s biggest flaw; however, is the ...