The Democratic proposal would restrict federal funds for military financing and sales unless Ankara made progress on political detentions, court rulings and repression abroad.

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent

A survey by the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce shows that most businesses saw lower or unchanged turnover during the early summer sales period, citing reduced consumer purchasing power as the main challenge.

Volunteers and medical teams are supporting firefighters and residents across Greece's major wildfire fronts, while the organization calls for donations of essential supplies and urges evacuees not to leave animals behind.

Porto Germeno Wildfire Among Greece’s Toughest

Porto Germeno Wildfire Among Greece’s Toughest
Porto Germeno Wildfire Among Greece’s Toughest

Mystery Deepens in Killing of British Woman in Athens

Mystery Deepens in Killing of British Woman in Athens
Mystery Deepens in Killing of British Woman in Athens

Dozens of Animals Rescued as Porto Germeno Wildfire Rages

Dozens of Animals Rescued as Porto Germeno Wildfire Rages
Dozens of Animals Rescued as Porto Germeno Wildfire Rages

The Democratic proposal would restrict federal funds for military financing and sales unless Ankara made progress on political detentions, court rulings and repression abroad.

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent

A survey by the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce shows that most businesses saw lower or unchanged turnover during the early summer sales period, citing reduced consumer purchasing power as the main challenge.

The Odyssey

If the multiphase process succeeds, Palestinian militant groups would lose power in Gaza and Israel would withdraw from the enclave

By Alexander Ward, Summer Said, Philip Wegmann and Abeer Ayyoub, The Wall Street Journal

The water bombers, grounded often for maintenance, are prompting debate over the country’s readiness ahead of blazes

By Noeme Bisserbe, Benjamin Katz and Margherita Stancti, The Wall Street Journal

The collapsed wreckage of the Oryoku Maru has made it impossible for the U.S. to bring home the remains of hundreds of Americans—until now

By Mike Cherney, The Wall Street Journal

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Music

Fire. Masks. Rhythm. PAGAN blur the line between concert and ceremony. TO BHMA International Edition speaks with band leader Stavros Tsumanis about the creative vision behind one of Greece's most compelling live acts

Maria Paravantes

As Greece sets new growth targets for aquaculture, a consensus has formed that the system meant to govern the sector is not fit-for-purpose

Father Dionysios of Nafplio found an international audience by uniting Byzantine spirituality with heavy metal

George Gilson

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A wholesome and satisfying breakfast or brunch option, these baked eggs in avocado are packed with healthy fats and protein. Simple to prepare and full of flavor, they make a nutritious start to your day.

Argiro Barbarigou

Should you really knock on a watermelon before buying it? From old myths to expert-backed tricks, these five simple tips will help you choose a perfectly sweet, juicy watermelon every time

By Niovi Karapiperi

From the Cyclades and Crete to northern Greece, independent breweries are transforming the country's beer scene with distinctive brews inspired by local ingredients, regional traditions and decades of renewed brewing ambition

By Niovi Karapiperi

For three decades, this beloved family-run wine tavern in Keratsini has served more than exceptional food. It has built a community around generosity, honest cooking and the enduring legacy of a man who believed great ingredients—and good company—could tell unforgettable stories

By Dora Mastora

After 81 years, personal items taken from Greek prisoners in Nazi camps are being returned to their families, restoring memory and closing old wounds.

By Maria Mourelatou

More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.

Purpose demands discipline. And nothing builds purpose like service, especially when that service is to your country

By Nikos Theodosiadis

The strait carries between 35% and 43% of the world’s seaborne urea and nearly half its traded sulphur, the backbone of the phosphate fertiliser chain.

By Filippo Nikolaos Valasakis

Open any passport issued by a Member State of the European Union and, above the name of the country, you will find two familiar words: European Union. Yet a new European Citizens' Initiative argues that this symbol does not go far enough.

By Stavros Vigklas

Athens visitors can discover grape varieties, winemaking traditions and food pairings through a guided tasting experience near the Acropolis, led by a professional wine expert in an intimate and accessible setting

From museum courtyards to secret urban gardens, these leafy cafés offer a different side of Athens—where a morning coffee can feel like the start of a summer holiday

By Niovi Karapiperi
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