Volcanoes
Islands desperately need doctors
Many Greek islands face severe shortages of doctors and nurses and attempts to solve the issue fall afoul of local economies and, in certain cases, government bureaucracy.
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‘Ash clouds from Mount Etna volcano not to affect Türkiye’
Following the claims that as Mount Etna volcano is spewing smoke and ash in new eruption and that these volcanic ash clouds are likely to descend toward Türkiye and cause acid rain, some meteorologists have stressed that it is unlikely for these clouds to impact the country.
Pompeii chariot stars in Rome exhibit probing ancient roots
A meticulously reconstructed Pompeii bridal chariot that eluded the ancient city's modern-day looters is a star of an ambitious new exhibition in Rome, which invites viewers to reflect on today's connections with classical Roman and Greek civilizations.
Shiveluch Erupted: One of the most Active Russian Volcanoes
One of Russia's most active volcanoes erupted on Tuesday, spewing a huge cloud of ash far into the sky and smothering villages in gray volcanic dust, prompting an aviation alert around Russia's far-eastern Kamchatka peninsula, Reuters reported.
Hidden magma chamber discovered in Kolumbo
A new magma chamber in the submarine volcano Kolumbo, which is even thought to be capable of erupting in the future, although not immediately, has been discovered by scientists.
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Ancient fresco among 60 treasures returned to Italy from US
A fresco depicting Hercules and originally from Herculaneum, a city destroyed along with Pompeii by the 79 A.D. eruption of Mount Vesuvius, was back in Italy on Jan. 23, along with 59 other ancient pieces illegally trafficked to the United States.
International mission to Santorini’s volcano complex
The Joides Resolution, the largest US research vessel, is in the Mediterranean for the first time and is currently at the submarine volcano of Kolumbo off Santorini, halfway through its research mission in Greece. On board is a team of scientists from the International Ocean Discovery Program, including Greeks.
Newly restored house in Pompeii offers glimpse of elite life
The newly restored remains of an opulent house in Pompeii that likely belonged to two former slaves who became rich through the wine trade offer visitors an exceptional peek at details of domestic life in the doomed Roman city.
Prodea invests in luxury hotel on Milos
Prodea Investments has made its second investment in the Cyclades, in collaboration with the Invel group.
The listed company completed the acquisition of the White Coast Pool Suites hotel, a five-star luxury unit in Milos.
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Riot of color draws autumn tourists to Lake Nemrut
Lake Nemrut, Türkiye's largest and the world's second-largest crater lake, has become one of the best locations in the country for autumn photography, luring nature lovers with its riot of colors.
The lake, located in the eastern province of Bitlis's Tatvan district, is a "heaven for shutterbugs."
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