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A Greek Odyssey with Bettany Hughes - Channel 5 HD - Vimarsana News

A Greek Odyssey with Bettany Hughes - Channel 5 HD

(Season 1 Episode 1 of 6): The historian explores Greece from the time of the Ancients up to the present day. A Greek Odyssey with Bettany Hughes airs on Channel 5 HD at 4:35 AM, Tuesday 16 January. The historian explores Greece from the time of the Ancients up to the present day

10 King Cakes From Around The World - Vimarsana News

10 King Cakes From Around The World

While the colorful king cake is a New Orleans favorite, variations of the pastry exist worldwide. From Italy to Mexico, read on to learn more.

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New beverage launches: from creamers to ouzo - Vimarsana News

New beverage launches: from creamers to ouzo

From Mediterranean-inspired sparkling water to botanical ouzo, we take a look at some of latest beverages launching around the globe.

The Greek Impasse - Vimarsana News

The Greek Impasse

AFTER a period of ministerial stability Greece once again finds herself in a phase of political uncertainty. From July 4, 1928, down to the present time, with the brief interval of Mr. Papanastasiou's eight days' Premiership in May of this year, Mr. Venizelos has been Prime Minister, thus beating all Greek records for length of service except that of Trikoupes in 1886-90 and his own in 1910-15. Supported by a huge majority, Mr.

The "Holy Mountain" - Vimarsana News

The "Holy Mountain"

MOUNT ATHOS, the easternmost of the three prongs of the peninsula of Chalkidiké, has been for centuries the "Holy Mountain" of the Orthodox Church. Pious, or at least penitent, Byzantine, Trapezuntine, Serbian and Russian Emperors and dignitaries founded twenty monasteries there in the dark centuries; more than one monarch sought refuge there from the intrigues of courts, and, to make the solitude safer, it has always been a rule that no female -- except the inevitable female flea, which invades most Eastern monasteries -- should set foot upon Mount Athos.