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  • Chios Mastic Museum Opened Its Doors on June 11th

    Chios Mastic Museum Opened Its Doors on June 11th

    The museum aims to educate the public on the production history, cultivation, and processing of mastic. The permanent exhibition of the museum talks about Chios’ mastic as a unique natural product. The exhibition is divided in several categories. At the entrance of the museum the audience will learn about pistacia and mastic and resin, which in…

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  • The Greeks in Egypt: on Sunken Cities at the British Museum

    The Greeks in Egypt: on Sunken Cities at the British Museum

    Garry Shaw gained his doctorate in Egyptology from the University of Liverpool. He is the author of four books, including The Egyptian Myths: A Guide to the Ancient Gods and Legends (2014), and, as a part-time tutor, teaches an online course in Egyptology for the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education. He is currently writing…

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  • Yiannis Boutaris: “Tolerance and Cooperation Among All Religions in Greece”

    Yiannis Boutaris: “Tolerance and Cooperation Among All Religions in Greece”

    Yiannis Boutaris is the Mayor of Thessaloniki, the Mayor with the youthful look who sports an earring. He is the politician who dares go against the traditional grain and who continues to leave a positive footprint on his metropolis. A successful businessman, he has given new impetus to the city of Thessaloniki, especially by turning…

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  • CRPME Report on Religious Pluralism in the Middle East | No.1

    CRPME Report on Religious Pluralism in the Middle East | No.1

    The report is addressing main features and challenges of religious pluralism in the Middle East in the last six months. The region covered is mostly the Middle East including the Arabian Peninsula. Sometimes it may also include countries of the Maghreb, when there are developments of particular interest. The report is focusing on the great…

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