Anyone who has tried to feed a child knows that mealtimes can turn, without warning, into a battleground. Given the right conditions, lunch at school can succeed where many exasperated parents fail

Tsipras’ new memoir traces the conflicts that shaped Greece’s crisis years, revealing a politician intent on revisiting his choices, redefining his image, and testing whether the country’s fractured Left still has room for him

As Ukraine confronts its biggest corruption scandal in years, President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives in Athens to advance a new energy partnership with Greece, just as the EU weighs the political and financial fallout

Greek ministers and executives hailed new partnerships and rising investment interest, projecting confidence about the country’s energy future

Despite its rich literary heritage, Greece has long struggled to bring its contemporary writers to an international audience. Today, a new generation of authors, agents, and initiatives is carrying Greek voices to readers across the globe

As Greece mourns its great troubadour, a 2024 bilingual edition of his lyrics—along with English renditions of a few beloved songs—offers non-Greek-speaking audiences a rare chance to step into the poetry of Savvopoulos

Tufan Erhurman’s victory in Turkish-occupied north of Cyprus sparks renewed hopes for reunification talks, as Greece and Cyprus welcome his pro-federalist stance and call for a swift return to UN-led negotiations

The former Greek prime minister, a polarizing figure in Greek politics, has resigned his MP seat to "return to the hopeful uncertainty of social struggle", hinting at a fresh movement beyond SYRIZA

Hours of debate between EU leaders produced few results. Mitsotakis pressed for southern border protection, but Greece’s insistence on preserving veto power puts Athens in awkward alignment with Viktor Orbán’s Hungary

Addressing a near-empty UN hall, Israel’s Prime Minister defiantly dismissed all criticism of the IDF's conduct in Gaza, attacked western leaders for recognising the Palestinian state and promised to continue its bloody war in the embattled Strip

World leaders gather in New York for the 80th UN General Assembly (UNGA) high-level week amid unprecedented strain on the organisation and the multilateral world order

Israeli bombardments have devastated Gaza’s cultural treasures, destroying centuries-old palaces, mosques, churches and bathhouses