Now in its 11th year, Vinyl Market returns to Technopolis City of Athens October 2-4. Thousands of records, rare first pressings and DJ sets promise a weekend of digging and discovery for collectors and newcomers alike

A shortage of sheep's milk and strong export demand are driving increases of 5% to 9%. Why price hikes are also expected for "white cheese."

Russian threats and US uncertainty pushed Europe toward France's arsenal. What Greece gains, what it owes, and what happens in a Greek-Turkish crisis

The 8-million-year old fossil is offering scientists fresh clues about Crete’s rich prehistoric past

Greece’s defense minister, Nikos Dendias, reaffirms Athens’ support for Cyprus, during Independence Day commemoration

The California alternative-pop band will headline the festival’s new Markopoulo venue, which will feature two stages and expanded space for live acts

From traditional coffee brewed in a small pot to frappé, freddo and today’s specialty drinks, coffee has evolved alongside Greek society while becoming an essential part of everyday life.

Greece hasn't executed anyone since 1972. As a failed execution in Tennessee shocks the US, top jurist Theodoros Psychogios argues the real issue at home is early release for violent offenders.

The French ensemble will perform two Beethoven string quartets alongside a contemporary work by Kryštof Mařatka at the Athens Concert Hall on October 7

Recent investigations into wastewater discharges into Athens’ Kifisos River revive a longstanding issue dating back decades

The EKAB paramedic testified before the investigator about the condition she found Giorgos Mazonakis in when called to the clinic on Karneadou Street

Greece aims for a third straight win in the Nations League tonight against the Netherlands in front of a sold-out crowd at Toumba Stadium in Thessaloniki

Severe storms have flooded homes and roads, swept away vehicles and damaged infrastructure across Crete, while emergency crews have been reinforced as authorities warn residents to limit travel

Greece’s defense minister honored Cypriots who fought for freedom and reaffirmed Athens’ support for the reunification of the island and a just and sustainable solution based on UN resolutions and EU principles

Twenty-four dancers from the worlds of traditional and contemporary dance explore memory, identity and ritual in a dreamlike performance at the Michalis Cacoyannis Foundation

Turkey's Defense Ministry escalates its provocative rhetoric over the power interconnection and also takes aim at the military parade in Cyprus

The government says recruitment will focus on health care, defense, security, local government, transportation, universities, justice and tax administration, with 173,496 positions approved since 2020

The investigating judge has summoned the four defendants in the arson attack on Afroditi Nestora's home to testify again after the charges were amended

ECB President Christine Lagarde says Europe is facing interconnected crises that have weakened its traditional economic foundations, while urging fiscal reform, deeper capital markets and continued cooperation across the bloc