
The former royal retreat north of Athens at the Tatoi site is being transformed into a public cultural destination, with 3 museums, restored historic buildings and new visitor facilities due to open in 2026
Turkish NAVTEX: Surveys In Cypriot Waters Illegal, Sources Say

Prehistoric Rhino Skull Found in Sitia Geopark May Lead to More Discoveries

Running for Those We Love: Greece Races for the Cure

Athens seeks to resolve outstanding issues with Riyadh over the Patriot mission’s future
Rubio to lead US delegation at sixth Strategic Dialogue with Greece, with defense, energy and regional security expected to top agenda
Israeli prime minister describes incident as apparent attempt to crash the plane loaded with Israeli passengers
The Ivy League school and prosecutors in Ithaca, N.Y., face a surge of criticism over the handling of a 2024 case
In team meetings, group texts and over lattes, people are catching themselves using ‘prompt speak’
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The 8-million-year old fossil is offering scientists fresh clues about Crete’s rich prehistoric past
One by one, Greece’s islands are losing the very thing that made us fall in love with them: their authentic way of life
Carved from a single block of Naxos marble, the monumental work is due to travel to the island’s port over three nights before continuing by ship to Basel, Switzerland. Residents have one important instruction: do not park along the route
On tiny Thymaina, high living costs, limited transport and the exodus of young families are leaving an island community with just two primary school pupils
The former royal retreat north of Athens at the Tatoi site is being transformed into a public cultural destination, with 3 museums, restored historic buildings and new visitor facilities due to open in 2026
Seven days, seven Athens International Film Festival documentaries that you can watch on the big screens around the city
Now in its 11th year, Vinyl Market returns to Technopolis City of Athens October 2-4. Thousands of records, rare first pressings and DJ sets promise a weekend of digging and discovery for collectors and newcomers alike
More than 160 Greek brands, vintage finds, street food, music and free activities will fill Athens’ Technopolis for a weekend celebrating independent makers and small businesses
Greek sculptor Afroditi Liti reflects on a life shaped by art, from her first encounter with sculpture to teaching at the Athens School of Fine Arts. She speaks about nature, materials, public sculpture and Maria Callas, while describing her entire body of work as one continuous, still-unfinished story in progress
Two years after Novi Sad, with resemblances to Tempi, a bloc of Serbia’s students bills the October 25 election as a choice between “Serbia or the mafia,” fielding 250 candidates
Rob Lowe got his start in the '80s in cult classics such as "The Outsiders" and "St. Elmo's Fire."
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Tender beef slowly braised in a rich tomato sauce with red wine, allspice, cinnamon, and bay leaf, then finished with fluffy rice that soaks up all the delicious sauce. A comforting, traditional Greek family meal packed with rich aromas and flavor.
From organic fields and forgotten crop varieties to wineries and farm-to-school gardens, Attica’s producers are opening their doors and inviting visitors to discover how food makes its way from the land to the plate
In a hidden courtyard off Charilaou Trikoupi Street, a group of longtime Exarchia locals has created a bar, kitchen and gathering place built around food, wine, music and the feeling that everyone can become part of the same story
A long, slow meal with family or friends was once a weekly ritual in Greek homes. As modern life grows faster and more digital, the longing for those gatherings—and the connection they created—remains
On September 30, 1968, two overcrowded trains collided near Derveni, Corinth, killing 34 and injuring 125. The tragedy, tied to the junta’s sham referendum, remains one of Greece’s darkest railway disasters
A historian found records indicating Hitler was still in Munich when his niece Geli Raubal was found dead in his apartment in 1931, Der Spiegel reports
Newly released research suggests that individuals moved between communities more often than entire families, and challenge assumptions about women and migration
Without doubt, the Greek Presidency of the Council of the EU is a symbolic moment that will position the country at the epicenter of European interest and will call for its unequivocal leadership
We must never forget, however, that voting - apart from being a fundamental constitutionally vested right - is also a duty intertwined with the very essence of democracy. So, exercising the right to vote is about strengthening the democratic institutions
Carved from a single block of Naxos marble, the monumental work is due to travel to the island’s port over three nights before continuing by ship to Basel, Switzerland. Residents have one important instruction: do not park along the route
The former royal retreat north of Athens at the Tatoi site is being transformed into a public cultural destination, with 3 museums, restored historic buildings and new visitor facilities due to open in 2026
From organic fields and forgotten crop varieties to wineries and farm-to-school gardens, Attica’s producers are opening their doors and inviting visitors to discover how food makes its way from the land to the plate
Politics

US Embassy Officially Announces Rubio Visit Next Week
Theodorikakos And Konstantopoulou Clash In Parliament
Society

Wolf’s Appearance Alarms Residents in Halkidiki Village (Vid)
Greece & Cyprus Face EU Court Over Waste Management Failures
Feta: New Price Hikes Of Up To 9% From October 1
Travel

Tinos: The Next Greek Island Losing That Loving Feeling
Athens Ranks Fourth Among the World’s Happiest Holiday Cities
September Emerges as a Pillar of Greece’s Extended Tourist Season
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