56% of Greek teens meet PISA's reading baseline, vs 69% OECD-wide. As scores slide and AI reshapes reading, literacy means something new.

By Dimitris Elafropoulos

The officers from the Agioi Anargyroi police station are accused of failing to take steps that could have protected Kyriaki Griva before she was killed by her former partner in April 2024

The FREMM warships will join Greece's plan for a 10-ship core fleet, with upgrades expected to strengthen their air defense and anti-submarine capabilities

UAE Reportedly Warned Netanyahu of Hamas Attack Before Oct. 7

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Mitsotakis in Egypt: The Issues on the Table

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Guilfoyle: Greece-US Relations ‘Bolder and Stronger Than Ever’

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56% of Greek teens meet PISA's reading baseline, vs 69% OECD-wide. As scores slide and AI reshapes reading, literacy means something new.

By Dimitris Elafropoulos

The officers from the Agioi Anargyroi police station are accused of failing to take steps that could have protected Kyriaki Griva before she was killed by her former partner in April 2024

Thessaloniki International Fair

Almost every week this summer brought new reports of drone incursions over the alliance’s eastern frontier, the airspace over which is now a front line

By Rogue Ruiz, Daniel Kiss and Emma Brown. The Wall Street Journal

Julia Molchanova was 22 and spoke little English when she met Jeffrey Epstein. For the first time, she tells her story.

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Exit polls show the Alternative for Germany well ahead of rivals. Now other parties must decide whether to let it govern.

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The Australian comedian takes an irreverent look at love, family and cultural expectations through musical comedy, rapid-fire observations and stories drawn from her own cross-cultural relationship

Set against the Athenian skyline, the evening experience will combine hands-on ceramics, wine, food and music, with participants taking home their finished work after a second firing

The two-day event will bring together live music, graffiti, street dance, parkour, second-hand shopping and late-night parties at Thessaloniki’s historic former slaughterhouses

Beethoven, major international orchestras, Pina Bausch’s Tanztheater, jazz, opera, contemporary music and family programming headline the Athens concert hall’s packed fall and winter calendar

Greek cities were built around proximity. TO BHMA International Edition speaks with mobility planning expert Kosmas Anagnostopoulos about bringing that everyday convenience back

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Mayor Nikos Zorzos tells TO BHMA International Edition that funding for a Santorini volcano center has been secured

Maria Paravantes

For many workers, time off no longer means disconnecting, as smartphones, remote work and workplace expectations keep the office within reach even by the sea

By Konstantinos Dedes

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Rich chocolate brownies soaked with espresso and topped with a light mocha cream. A decadent chilled dessert with an intensely chocolatey base and the aroma of coffee

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At Farma Kouroupa, three generations of one family are preserving old recipes for louza, sausages and island cheeses while working with local farmers and producers

By Niovi Karapiperi

Harvest festivals, wine celebrations and traditional village-style feasts are still going strong after August, with plenty of chances to eat, drink and dance in and around Athens

By Niovi Karapiperi

Summer’s fruits and vegetables can do more than add color and flavor to your plate. Packed with water, electrolytes and nutrients, they offer a delicious way to help replenish fluids during the hottest months

By Aggelos Papagiannakos

The "Butcher of Bosnia," General Ratko Mladic, who died while serving a life sentence for war crimes, orchestrated the 1995 massacre of at least 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica, the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II

By Marina Karaousou

From the little black dress and women’s trousers to Chanel No. 5 and the 2.55 bag, Coco Chanel introduced ideas that reshaped how women dressed and many remain wardrobe staples today

By Martha Koumpani

Until such goodwill is displayed by our eastern neighbors, the sale of F-35s to Turkey, as recently floated, or its inclusion in SAFE, would incentivize the continuation to the benefit of China, Russia and Hamas and ultimately, to our collective detriment

By Alexandros Chasaneas

In the European context, the current status quo, both in terms of domestic governance and international relations, appears to be undergoing a period of instability and readjustment, reflecting a broader transformation in the way politics unfolds.

By Dimitris Tsaknis, Athina Fatsea and Georgios Tsialas

Greece is outpacing its Mediterranean rivals in 2026, with inbound travel up 15.4% in the first half, driven by strong road and air arrivals

By Lampros Karageorgos

Beyond its famous pilgrimage site, Tinos reveals a quieter side through marble villages, winding roads, ancient pigeon houses and landscapes shaped by the relentless Aegean wind

By Marina Vernicos
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