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An Evening Under the Olive Tree: A Unique Festival in Naxos

A festival that has already become a tradition in Naxos, blending culture, gastronomy, and literature, has just wrapped up its latest edition

Chris Brown: Women’s rights activists try to block his concert in South Africa

The country has one of the highest rates of femicides and gender-based violence in the world — Brown was convicted for assaulting Rihanna in 2009

Christopher Columbus: Light shed on his origins by Spanish researchers – He was Spanish and Jewish

The new findings are based on research that lasted over 20 years

Photography exhibition at the “Devil’s café”

Babbi Stylianidis dedicates this exhibition, titled "Cafés in the East and West," to the memory of the Ayvalik refugees

“Joker”: It’s a lot of money – The film’s budget and the crazy salaries of Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga

The creators of the sequel to Joker: Folie à Deux are betting huge sums on the follow-up to the first hit, which grossed over a billion dollars in ticket sales and sparked widespread discussion like no other movie. The highly anticipated sequel is already showing in theaters

Spanish scientists will announce on Saturday the true origin of Christopher Columbus

Many countries dispute the explorer's origin & final resting place - Columbus died in Valladolid, Spain in 1506 but wanted to be buried on the island of Hispaniola

Opera with live sex, piercing and real blood causes a sensation in Stuttgart – With symptoms of nausea and shock 18 spectators

Florentina Holzinger's blasphemous opera Sancta, which has been the target of criticism from Austrian bishops, is now sold out in Germany

Corfu: The British Hospital in the Old Fortress Comes Back to Life After Decades

Future Cultural Uses Planned for the Hospital

Rhodes: The mint of the Order of Knights of St. John is being restored and revitalized

It will be transformed into a venue for events and exhibitions

Historical book on the fate of prisoners in World War II by Nikos Theotokis

In his third book, Greek journalist Nikos Theotokis explores the fate of prominent war prisoners, among other topics

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