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€390,000 per week for the most luxurious catamaran in the Greek seas (video-photos)

It’s as if it arrived from the future - A modern floating palace that has become the ultimate trend, rented by young Greek VIPs for €390,000 a week to cruise the Greek islands

Tehran responds to Israel with 100 missiles – Explosions heard in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv (videos-photos) (Upd.)

Significant damage was caused to the facilities in Natanz – Five dead from the bombings in Tehran – Netanyahu: The first attack was successful, we will continue for as long as necessary

The ‘Great Transformation’: The gigantic tourist project next to the Monastery of Sinai

The total investment reaches $320 million, aiming — according to the relevant authorities — to attract up to 30 million tourists by 2028

GCM School Students Honour the Anniversary of the Battle of Crete (photos)

In the lead-up to the event, students engaged in a range of classroom activities to learn about the battle

How Kim’s pride sank: Satellite images reveal the damage to the destroyer after failed launch

The ship appears tilted in the water, covered with large blue tarpaulins, while a part of it rests on the ground, outside the water

Thousands of people walk 20km for a vow to St. John of Russia (video-photos)

Until May 27th, the feast day of St. John the Russian, thousands of pilgrims walk to the holy church.

Melbourne’s GCM Schools Shine on Global Stage at 6th International Radio Theater Festival

Since its launch in 2020, this festival has become a cherished institution

Battle of Crete: The heroic struggle against the Nazi paratroopers – The massive German losses that shocked Hitler (videos)

On this day, Nazi Germany launched its massive airborne invasion to capture Crete – The heroic resistance by Allied forces and the Cretan people, including women, children, and civilians, forced Hitler to forbid any future airborne operations

Ministry of Culture on the drone show with the Acropolis in the background: We are filing lawsuits against all responsible parties (photos)

The Ministry of Culture and Sports is investigating, together with the Civil Aviation Authority, whether there was a permit for drone use

“The Frenchman’s Chasm,” the deepest cave in the Cyclades, discovered a few months ago (photos)

A 132-meter-deep cave was named after a French resident of Amorgos who pointed it out

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