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Turkey submits its own Maritime Spatial Planning map to UNESCO – Effectively dividing the Aegean sea in two

Turkey continues its revisionist approach and insists on the "median line" principle for areas designated for energy exploration. It has officially submitted its maps to UNESCO, potentially paving the way for submission to the United Nations as well

Maritime spatial planning: How Athens “reads” Turkey’s reaction – “We are closing pending issues without communication flares”

The reference in the Turkish Foreign Ministry's statement to the Athens Declaration and the need to resolve disputes on the basis of international law and good neighbourly relations makes Athens believe that the Turks will not "overreact" in the field

UN warns of record glacier mass loss in recent years

The 9,000 gigatons of ice lost since 1975 are equivalent to a piece of ice the size of Germany, 25 meters thick

Rhodes: Protection and enhancement works at the Palace of the Grand Master

The Ministry of Culture’s plan in collaboration with the Technical University of Crete

Court of Audit: No Greek natural monument has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List

The Supreme Fiscal Court found significant weaknesses and deficiencies in the system of monument management - The eight findings

Palermo: The Byzantine mosaics of the cathedral have been restored – They are the second best after the Hagia Sophia

See photos of the unique icons - The mosaics of Monreale, covering an impressive area of 6,400 square meters, contain 2.2 kilograms of pure gold

The Dome of Hagia Sophia, the miracle of Orthodoxy – How it was built 15 centuries ago, how the Turks will maintain it now

The work on the dome of Hagia Sophia, which will begin in 2025, highlights the fundamental question to which the greatest architects of the time, Anthemios and Isidoros

Ukraine: Unesco condemns Friday’s large-scale Russian attack on the historic centre of Odessa

The report mentions the destruction of about 20 buildings, including historical, religious and some educational buildings, according to Unesco

Kalambaka: Meteora was included in the list of the 100 most important Geological Heritage Sites

The Petrified Forest of Lesvos & the volcanic caldera of Santorini were added to the same list

Thessaloniki: Fire protection plan for the Eptapyrgio and the Crypt of Saint Dimitrios

Both monuments are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List

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