The frigate Bouboulina served as the target for SPIKE missile acceptance firings north of Crete before being sunk by a submarine torpedo

The Greek internationals ranked 68th and 76th, respectively, in the Spanish newspaper’s annual poll, topped by Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane

The movement that paralyzed Paris years ago is joining a widening collection of protest groups challenging authorities.

By Benoît Morenne, The Wall Street Journal

S&P Keeps Greece at BBB; Rating Agencies Signal Improved Credit Prospects

S&P Keeps Greece at BBB; Rating Agencies Signal Improved Credit Prospects
S&P Keeps Greece at BBB; Rating Agencies Signal Improved Credit Prospects

Hasan Tahsin Pasha’s Uniform Sheds Light on Thessaloniki Liberation

Hasan Tahsin Pasha’s Uniform Sheds Light on Thessaloniki Liberation
Hasan Tahsin Pasha’s Uniform Sheds Light on Thessaloniki Liberation

The Onassis-Jackie Kennedy Wedding And America’s Disappointment

By Sotiria Dimitriou
The Onassis-Jackie Kennedy Wedding And America’s Disappointment
The Onassis-Jackie Kennedy Wedding And America’s Disappointment

The frigate Bouboulina served as the target for SPIKE missile acceptance firings north of Crete before being sunk by a submarine torpedo

The Greek internationals ranked 68th and 76th, respectively, in the Spanish newspaper’s annual poll, topped by Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane

Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal

Brazil’s president has an uphill battle to revive his once-magnetic hold on voters.

By Samantha Pearson, The Wall Street Journal

Years of lavish consumer support have left the country’s finances in a shaky state

By Tom Fairless

Animal-welfare activists have spent decades campaigning to end the horse-drawn tradition, which began 160 years ago

BY Joseph de Avila, The Wall Street Journal

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Protest movement seeks to end 14-year rule of Aleksandar Vučić, an ally of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

By Marton Dunai

The election result could shape the country’s destiny for a generation

By James Shotter

The FT’s chief economics commentator speaks to former Republican adviser Robert Kagan.

By Martin Wolf, Financial Times

Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city

Nansy Samaka

Dutch artist Vincent de Boer brings his live calligraphic practice to Athens for the Scenius Sound festival, where experimental music and visual art collide. In an interview with TO BHMA, he discusses Cy Twombly, the discipline of improvisation, and the rocks sculpted by the Greek sea

By Giorgos Natsos

The free October 24 concert will showcase first- and second-prize winners from Greece’s national music competitions, performing celebrated opera arias by composers including Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, and Bizet

Featuring 165 works spanning more than four decades, the exhibition explores how painting can blur the boundaries between reality and imagination, presence and absence, and image and narrative

Greece has become good at finding breast cancer early. It has yet, say doctors, patients and charities, to build a system that carries a woman to recovery without her organising, and often paying for, much of it herself.

Kristina Tremonti

Equality, diversity and inclusion: The goals companies in Greece need to set if they want to be at the forefront of innovation and productivity

Maria Paravantes

At a time when negotiations between the British Museum and Greece over the future of the Parthenon Sculptures remain a subject of intense diplomatic and political debate, one of the most outspoken opponents of their return is opening a new and potentially controversial chapter in the dispute.

Dimitris Mavrokefalidis

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From a lively cocktail bar in Ilisia to a century-old distillery in Plaka and a music-focused hideaway in Kypseli, these three Athens bars offer every reason to get out and rediscover the city this fall

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Expanding its selection in the country, Michelin awarded its coveted stars to kitchens for the first time beyond Athens, in Thessaloniki and Santorini

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The wedding of Aristotle Onassis and Jackie Kennedy on Skorpios, the details of the ceremony, the “landing” of reporters and the reactions in the US

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Aliki Diplarakou, the 17-year-old Athenian crowned Miss Europe in Paris in 1930, became an overnight sensation and a national heroine in Greece.

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