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European Parliament: “Yes” to AI protection for artists and media in the EU

Legal Affairs Committee members call for protection for online copyright holders - They propose that creators should give their consent and be compensated for the use of their work

A 48-year-old was arrested in Piraeus for possession of a 4th-century BC marble antiquity

A 48-year-old man was arrested by police on Monday afternoon (26/1) in Piraeus for possessing a marble antiquity dating back to the 4th century BC

Ioulia Karapataki to headline Antipodes & Greek Fest at Darling Harbour

Karapataki will perform at the Antipodes Festival in Melbourne on Saturday 28 February, followed by the Greek Festival of Sydney on Sunday 1 March

The Shackled Men of Phaleron: This is what the space that will host the major archaeological find will look like – Photos

The 79 human skeletons from the 7th century BC will be visible to the public through a specially designed museum shell – The dangerous mission of their transfer

The dirty side of Pompeii: baths filled with sweat and urine, according to a new study

Hygiene was far from ideal in the Roman city, which was not connected to a river and relied on wells more than 30 meters deep for its water – What a new scientific study revealed

The old Acropolis Museum reopens, revealing the hidden life of the sacred rock

Closed paths, unseen monuments, and more than 1,100 unknown artifacts return to light, weaving ancient Athens into a dialogue with the future

“All cash”: Netflix is preparing a strategic move to accelerate its $83 billion deal with Warner Bros.

The aim is to accelerate the acquisition of WBD's studios and streaming activities and to intercept Paramount's bid

Why Gen Z is returning to religion: what new research in the United Kingdom shows

Nearly three times as many young people aged 18–25 now say they believe in God compared with a 2021 survey

Natalia Kapodistria, the last descendant: “The film was extraordinary — It took my breath away”

From the ancestral estate of Greece’s first Governor in Corfu, where she has lived for the past 15 years, the actress has built her career on her own terms, guided by the values of her family legacy

Tuesday the 13th: Why everyone thinks it’s bad luck

Bad luck and tradition: Why we are afraid of Tuesday and 13, the historical and folkloric interpretation

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