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Fingerprints identify the body found in a suitcase in Athens’ Agios Panteleimonas as a 24-year-old woman from Burkina Faso, reported missing Oct. 29.
Food prices are soaring, 750 million people go hungry and 30% of food is wasted. Experts explain why hunger comes down to access, not scarcity, and how Greece must rethink farming and water.
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A lighter, plant-based take on the traditional Greek fricassee, this dish combines sautéed mushrooms, fresh greens, aromatic herbs, and olive oil. Finish it with a squeeze of lemon for a vegan version or a creamy egg-lemon sauce (avgolemono) for a richer, more traditional flavor.
Food prices are soaring, 750 million people go hungry and 30% of food is wasted. Experts explain why hunger comes down to access, not scarcity, and how Greece must rethink farming and water.
Autumn brings Greece's forests to life with an extraordinary variety of wild mushrooms. Guided by expert foragers, visitors can explore mountain trails, learn to identify rare species, and discover the fascinating world of fungi—one careful step at a time
For decades, Athens' humble street food stands have fed millions of hungry locals with sandwiches, grilled skewers, and hot dogs. Many are still going strong, preserving a beloved tradition and serving up a distinctive chapter in the Greek capital's culinary history
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