Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump met briefly today in Rome on the sidelines of Pope Francis' funeral.
The explosion came from containers at the port of Rajaei, Iran.
Cardinals will pick the next pope in private. But outside of the Vatican, it’s a very public contest
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The funeral of the "People’s Pope," as he was often called, presented a unique tableau: the world's most powerful figures standing alongside some of its most disenfranchised.
In this episode we explore the history of housing in Athens, and look into how forces like Greece’s protracted economic crisis and short-term rental platforms like Airbnb have impacted the city's social geography.
Several prominent cardinals have emerged as leading contenders to succeed Francis and guide the Church through a time of demographic shifts, internal reforms, and global challenges.
According to Reuters, nearly 130,000 people have paid their respects during Pope Francis’s lying in state at St. Peter’s Basilica.
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The man responsible for the first Greek version of the ‘galacticos’ and his legendary love for Olympiacos
The team that Evangelos Marinakis created …with one stroke won seven championships in a row (2011-2017). The role of Ernesto Valverde, the Iberian “school” and the pattern that still holds today
The survival of Istanbul's once-thriving Greek Orthodox community at stake
As with every Easter season in recent memory – with the notable exception of the pandemic – the exodus from the east Mediterranean country's cities has been biblical in scale
TO BHMA International Edition speaks with nutritionist, author, and wellness strategist Elena Paravantes, MS, RD, about the public health and economic benefits of the traditional Greek Diet.
Greece’s Finance Minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, held a high-level meeting on Friday, April 25, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender.
Greece plans to strengthen its national defense by creating a new force of 150,000 active volunteer reservists over the next five years Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced on Saturday.
Trust in institutions in Greece is declining, and around one-third of Greeks expressing doubt that any of the current political parties will provide a better future.
The Greek PM made a surprise announcement of €1 billion in support measures, aiming to boost declining public support.
Ministry of Environment and Energy has officially announced the framework for electricity subsidies targeting approximately one million businesses across Greece.
As of Friday, April 25, 2025, the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) in Greece has automatically finalized pre-filled personal income tax returns for individual taxpayers.
"What we see in Greece is what we want to see everywhere," says IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.
Witnesses of the latest mob-style shooting in Chalandri question government promises as violence continues to escalate, leaving citizens increasingly fearful for their safety
The man had long been on police radar for involvement in the Greek mafia, including fuel smuggling, extortion, and protection rackets.
Lucrative stock deals have allowed SpaceX to avoid public scrutiny even as it has grown into one of the largest companies in the U.S.
The conservative wing is reviving old practices and growing more assertive in the battle for the future of the Church—and the nation
The university has filed a federal suit in the escalating battle with Trump over funding
America’s biggest consumer spenders are skipping manicures and Ubers, as worries about the economy increase
Some of the first color photographs of Athens and the Cyclades are now available online
For years, NATO’s very existence was justified by the idea of an aggressive Soviet Union waiting to expand into Western Europe. But what happens to a military alliance when its enemy disappears?
Jules Dassin was an exile, an artist, a rebel. Blacklisted in Hollywood during the McCarthy era, he found refuge in France and then in Greece, where he built a new life, shaping its cultural landscape through film and theater.
This Saturday night in Athens, the spirit of Miles Davis returns to the stage
From high-octane thrillers to poetic coming-of-age tales—and from Greek cinema’s eerie side to the legacy of Lakis Papastathis—this week’s standout films and retrospectives are not to be missed.
Marking seven decades of cultural legacy, the Athens Epidaurus Festival returns with a celebratory edition that turns the city into a global stage, featuring over 3,000 artists across three vibrant months