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"STRASBOURG, France (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Parliament on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that allowing Canada to become an associate EU member could be a “hostile act." Trump’s comments raised the stakes for Carney’s speech, which will be watched for signs the prime minister may deliver another broadside like his Davos address in January, when he warned that great powers like the United States can use economic dependence to bully smaller ones. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed making Canada the EU’s first associate member on Wednesd... Read more"

"NEW YORK. Asher J. Matathias, professor emeritus and Holocaust survivor, passed away on Sunday, September 13, at the age of 82. A Greek Jew with longstanding ties to the Greek-American community, Matathias was also actively involved in efforts to combat antisemitism. Matathias passed away surrounded by his wife, Anna, his three daughters and seven grandchildren, bringing to a close a life that began under extraordinary circumstances during the Nazi occupation of Greece. He was born on December 3, 1943, in a cave on Mount Pelion, near ... more"

"There are many ways to talk about Greek tourism. We can talk about numbers, arrivals, revenues, investment and performance. All of these are important, and they reflect the strength of an industry that is a cornerstone of the Greek economy. But they do not tell the whole story. Because Greek hospitality is more than an economic sector. It is part of our country's identity. It is a way of welcoming, sharing, communicating and, ultimately, building connections with people who come to Greece from different parts of the world. This is pre... more"

"ATHENS – A British mathematician is challenging one of the most widespread theories about the architecture of the Parthenon, arguing that the monument’s famous apparent curves may not have been created to correct optical illusions, as had been believed for centuries. Professor Alain Goriely of the University of Oxford, following mathematical modeling and a study of the Parthenon’s architectural features, concludes that the supposed optical illusions either do not exist in the manner described or are so slight that they can hardly be c... more"

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