17-year-old airlifted from Kefalonia to Zakynthos ICU after his e-scooter collided with a horse near Razata; horse handler arrested.

The three-day event gives audiences a glimpse into works in progress as dancers and choreographers share research, experiments and emerging ideas at Technopolis City of Athens

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Athens and Thessaloniki Taxi Fares Set to Rise
Athens and Thessaloniki Taxi Fares Set to Rise

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Fuel Costs Force Early Ferry Withdrawals in Greece
Fuel Costs Force Early Ferry Withdrawals in Greece

Athens Rejects Latest Turkish Claims Over Aegean Isle Defense

Athens Rejects Latest Turkish Claims Over Aegean Isle Defense
Athens Rejects Latest Turkish Claims Over Aegean Isle Defense

17-year-old airlifted from Kefalonia to Zakynthos ICU after his e-scooter collided with a horse near Razata; horse handler arrested.

The three-day event gives audiences a glimpse into works in progress as dancers and choreographers share research, experiments and emerging ideas at Technopolis City of Athens

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Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein will perform music from all five seasons of the Netflix series in Athens on Sept. 19

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