After the midterms, Chris Pappas moves to the Senate, and Greek Americans weigh which allies in Congress gained influence and which are leaving

Opposition parties are demanding answers over France's diplomatic communication with Turkey after Ankara issued a new NAVTEX claiming it had consented to seabed surveys for the Great Sea Interconnector

Athens and Nicosia answered Turkey’s notice on the Abeille Marengo surveys with anti-NAVTEX notices, rejecting Ankara’s claim of authority over the area

Erdogan Walks Away Before Christodoulides Arrives at COP31

Erdogan Walks Away Before Christodoulides Arrives at COP31
Erdogan Walks Away Before Christodoulides Arrives at COP31

Papastavrou Heads to Antalya for COP31 Climate Talks

Papastavrou Heads to Antalya for COP31 Climate Talks
Papastavrou Heads to Antalya for COP31 Climate Talks

Greek Housing Crisis Persists Despite Government Measures

By Athanasia Akrivou
Greek Housing Crisis Persists Despite Government Measures
Greek Housing Crisis Persists Despite Government Measures

After the midterms, Chris Pappas moves to the Senate, and Greek Americans weigh which allies in Congress gained influence and which are leaving

Opposition parties are demanding answers over France's diplomatic communication with Turkey after Ankara issued a new NAVTEX claiming it had consented to seabed surveys for the Great Sea Interconnector

The 41-year-old was assigned to a NATO rapid reaction command structure

By David Luhnow, Shelby Holliday and Bojan Pancevski

The Nvidia CEO, who has acknowledged an affair with a woman accused of spying for China, has lobbied President Trump on loosening export controls

By Robbie Whelan and Amrith Ramkumar, The Wall Street Journal

Alice Huang went from journalism to finance, then met Nvidia’s CEO as executive of Megaspeed, a provider of computing power

By Stu Woo and Raffaele Huang, The Wall Street Journal

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Paris asks Berlin to clarify when it would use ‘deep precision strikes’ against Russia to avoid nuclear retaliation

By Laura Pitel

Accepting defeat with grace would go against a lifetime of going for broke

By Edward Luce

Silicon Valley chipmaker opens investigation into chief executive as he confirms extramarital relationship in message to employees

By Demetri Sevastopulo, Financial Times

The pioneering jazz fusion drummer revisits his groundbreaking 1970s compositions, blending iconic material with new music and improvisation for a one-night performance at the Athens Concert Hall

The new multidisciplinary festival transforms the Newman cinema into a live creative space, bringing together music, dance, performance, video art and moving images in a series of audiovisual events

Live music, flamboyant costumes and the unmistakable sounds of Greece’s bouzoukia scene take center stage in a four-hour show celebrating the era of classic Greek nightlife

The Vintage Market taking place November 13 to 15 brings together vintage finds including clothing, jewelry, watches and more

In his largest-ever exhibition at the Benaki Museum in Athens, the celebrated portrait photographer explores the masks of authority, the humanity behind power and the deep personal connections that have shaped his work

By George Polymeneas

A fresh generation of Greek musicians is looking beyond borders, confident that their music can resonate with audiences worldwide

Maria Paravantes

In an interview with To Vima International Edition, Professor of French History at Harvard University, Mary D. Lewis, examines the historical roots of France’s social unrest, the contradictions of republican ideals and the growing divisions reshaping French society.

Kristina Tremonti

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A delicious flourless cake made with ripe bananas, raisins, oats and chocolate chips. Naturally sweet, light and fluffy, and packed with flavor, with chocolate taking every bite to the next level!

Argiro Barbarigou

Food prices are soaring, 750 million people go hungry and 30% of food is wasted. Experts explain why hunger comes down to access, not scarcity, and how Greece must rethink farming and water.

By Prokopis Giogiakas

Autumn brings Greece's forests to life with an extraordinary variety of wild mushrooms. Guided by expert foragers, visitors can explore mountain trails, learn to identify rare species, and discover the fascinating world of fungi—one careful step at a time

By Niovi Karapiperi

For decades, Athens' humble street food stands have fed millions of hungry locals with sandwiches, grilled skewers, and hot dogs. Many are still going strong, preserving a beloved tradition and serving up a distinctive chapter in the Greek capital's culinary history

By Niovi Karapiperi

On a November night in 1961, torrential rains turned Athens into a sea of mud and chaos, leaving 43 dead and thousands homeless — in what remains one of the most catastrophic floods in the Greek capital’s history.

How mammography became established for early breast cancer detection, from the first scientific reports and safety concerns to the need for regular screening

By Sotiria Dimitriou

Strategic autonomy will be decided less by how much Europe spends than by whether its twenty-seven states can turn that money into common power. Buying together must become the rule.

By Pinelopi Gkampeta

It is disappointing that in the politically tortured debate over ‘associate membership’, the EU did not manage to find a concrete resolution to a key outstanding question in the EU-Canada relationship – full trade deal ratification. 

By Odysseas Digbassanis 

A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.

The 'sinking' of Poseidonos Avenue at The Ellinikon property development site is expected to ease congestion in southern coastal Athens

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