AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeritage Under Pressure: A planned airport radar installation on Crete has renewed debate over protecting a circular Minoan monument on Papoura Hill; archaeologists warn the revised plan could still harm its surroundings. Culture & Travel: Imathia is promoting year-round visits to Aigai’s royal tombs, Veria’s Byzantine landmarks and Naoussa’s vineyards, while Pella is highlighting Kaimaktsalan, Pozar’s thermal baths and Edessa’s waterfalls. Restoration & Access: Greece plans to restore the Roman baths at ancient Eretria, and a €100 pass will offer seven-day access to Athens’ historic sites; free museum entry is also set to return nationwide on Sunday. European Cinema: Thessaloniki hosted the announcement of nominations for the 2027 European Film Awards, with the ceremony scheduled for Athens in January. Greek Language Education: Greek community leaders in Victoria are challenging a decision that would end Community Languages Victoria’s approval to deliver VCE courses from 2027, affecting Greek and other language schools. Children Online: Greece’s under-15 social media ban is due to begin in January 2027, with platforms required to verify users’ ages.
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