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Summer solstice celebrated with yoga and music

In ancient Greece

Perperikon Festival to Highlight New Discoveries

For a 14th year running, the Perperikon Festival is to take place at the site of the ancient Thracian city in the Eastern Rhodopes, Bulgaria.

Kate Hudson, a Greek sun goddess with her mum on gorgeous Skiathos (photos)

Kate Hudson soaked up the sun in Greece together with her pal Sophie Lopez.

People got excited when they say Kate sunning herself in what appeared to be the nude… but it was only a sexy nude-colored bikini.

Oliver Stone: “Viva Tsipras!” “Viva a new Greece!”

Legendary film director Oliver Stone, known as the master of controversial subjects, extended his support to Greece and the Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA):

House speaker and SYRIZA in attack on Bank of Greece governor

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras came under attack on Wednesday from Parliament Speaker Zoe Constantopoulou and her SYRIZA colleagues after the central bank issued in one of its regular reports a warning regarding the consequences of the government failing to reach an agreement with its lenders.

Who took off their tops in Greece… and who didn’t? (Warning: Topless photos)

Made in Chelsea star Kimberly Garner also preferred Mykonos… she sizzled in the sea while going topless.

Model Bar Rafaeli didn’t take off her bikini top on Mykonos, but nobody seemed to mind.

Game of Thrones inspired by Homer (video)

Did the recent episode of HBO’s Game of Throne seem familiar? Sunday’s installment saw Shireen, the virginal daughter of Stannis Baratheon be offered as a sacrifice. You may wonder what sadistic scriptwriter thought of this… the truth is, that it is obviously inspired by the Greek tale of Iphigenia, daughter of Agamemnon, King of Mycenae.

Former Greek state broadcaster returns Wednesday

Greece?s revived public broadcaster ERT will begin TV and radio programs on Wednesday.

ERT was shut down in June 2012 and replaced with the smaller NERIT by the previous government but the SYRIZA-led coalition has decided to switch to the previous format.

Guardian: One way or another, a Greek debt writedown will happen

Popular newspaper and website The Guardian states that whatever deal may arise for Greece, there is one point that cannot go unnoticed. Greek debt remains at 180% of GDP and is not viable. In one way or another, the debt haircut has to take place at some point, according to the British newspaper, but such a thing will not be part of the current deal.