On this day, September 9th 2015, Queen Elizabeth II overtook Queen Victoria as the longest reigning monarch in British history, a milestone that cemented her legitimacy in the public eye. Endurance alone, it turns out, can be a source of legitimacy

Since 2017, wildfires have destroyed around 126,500 acres of forest in Attica alone. Year after year, Greek leaders promise readiness. Year after year, the forests burn. A look at the numbers, the excuses, and what experts say is needed to break the cycle

Three memorization techniques, spanning visualization, simplification, and repetition, from different points in history that still hold up today

Dimitris Ballios, founder of Exodus Games, believes that storytelling through roleplaying games like D&D can build community and spark a more hopeful imagination

From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers

On May 19, 1536, King Henry VIII executed his own wife and Queen, Anne Boleyn, and became engaged to another woman the next day

The Battle of Valtetsi, on May 12, 1821 was one of the first battles in the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire

A drink to wake up with, to lock in and power through work, or to relax. What possible elixir could accomplish all of that?

On May 5th, 1955, West Germany was granted sovereignty, but at a price: Western alignment and a nation split by the Cold War

March 25th stands as one of the defining national commemorations in Greece, celebrated each year by grand patriotic parades

The news about his passing was broken today through an Instagram post made by his family