A gunman opened fire with a Uzi-style weapon outside a nightclub in Kallithea, south Athens, wounding a woman before being apprehended

Having played Gandalf in both The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, Ian McKellen was clear about who would win

Athens' most talked-about street these days conceals a turbulent history, that of Queen Olga, a woman who enjoyed the immeasurable wealth of the Romanovs, endured the anguish of exile, and left a lasting philanthropic legacy in Greece

A full list of road closures in effect until 4:00 PM on Sunday, May 10, as the DEI Tour of Hellas 2026 cycling race concludes in Athens.

Greece's National Observatory deployed a seismograph at the Metallica concert to find out if tens of thousands of fans could shake the ground

The 2026–2027 Social Tourism vouchers can be used starting May 18, 2026, and are valid for the following 12 months for eligible beneficiaries.

New rules give tax authorities a central role in enforcing military penalties, with sanctions ranging from passport restrictions to travel bans for draft evaders and deserters

How we can protect our conquests in an everchanging world

Europe still carries enormous potential. With institutions such as the European Union and the European Central Bank, the continent has economic strength and a democratic platform

The European Union is everywhere in our lives, from the flags on the license plates to the USB-C cables on our devices

How students can learn about how the EU makes decisions through a role playing game

Europe is changing very fast. The world around us is also changing. There are wars, climate problems, rising prices, and new technology. As young people in the European Union, we see these changes every day. That is why it is important to think about the future of Europe

Europe feels different today

Our approach to immigration with a new perspective: listening to the people who it affects directly

The European Union has been part of our society for decades. My generation is among the first to grow up completely within this European system — with open borders, a shared currency, and common institutions

When we sit at a family gathering talking about different generations, my grandfather remembers the sound of sirens warning about a possible attack. When I talk about my childhood, I talk about the sound of pure laughter and joy while being at the airport flying from country to country without even showing my passport.

To love Europe does not mean to follow it blindly. We must think critically, push for a better tomorrow and never fool ourselves in believing we've achieved perfection.

The leaps Europe made towards a better life after the Second World War.