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From the olive mill to your home: How to store fresh olive oil to keep it aromatic and flavorful all year long

To preserve its aroma, color, and taste, olive oil must be stored properly — in a way that protects all the qualities given to it by the earth and the producer’s care

School meals program launches across Greece

The School Meals programme starts today, offering 231,062 hot lunches, based on Mediterranean diet, to primary school students in 1,918 school units in 153 municipalities across the country

Municipality of Zirou responds to major environmental pollution from animal waste in Preveza

Police have made arrests in connection with the case

“Why I didn’t marry off my daughter at seven”: The father who broke Roma tradition in THEMA UNCUT

The new show THEMA UNCUT premieres tomorrow, Thursday, on protothema.gr with a story that shocks and moves

Minor transported to the Chrysoupoli Health Center in Kavala after consuming alcohol – Bar owner arrested

The minor received first aid and was later released – A case file was formed against the owner for providing and selling alcohol to minors

CYPA: 183 counselling workshops across the country for skills enhancement and professional empowerment

Those interested can register from tomorrow 30 October 2025

First weekend of November with sunshine and unseasonably warm days – Weather outlook starting tomorrow

Kallianos: “Mild weather expected until early November”

Drought: Surface area of lake Mornos down 44% – Rainfall at the lowest levels of the past decade

Athens Observatory’s Kostas Lagouvardos says 2025 is shaping up to be one of the driest years in the last ten years

The history of the Greek Pentagon: From the Hotel “Grande Bretagne” to the current Mesogeion building with its new bioclimatic facade

On May 22, 1955, the installation of Armed Forces personnel in the wings of the Pentagon began – during World War I, the 221,000 m² site had been used as an airfield

Dawn in Athens: The time changed, the City wakes up (photos)

Something has shifted in the rhythm of the capital, which seems to be discovering the charm of dawn — What we saw early in the morning in Athens

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