Record ocean temperatures in June raise climate alarm, with scientists warning of intensifying extremes and growing risks for marine ecosystems.

Greek consumers are embracing AI for faster, smarter service—but when issues become complex, most still prefer the reassurance of human support.

The toddler swallowed a large amount of water after slipping into a pool unnoticed. Greek authorities are investigating

The old blue cards stop working as travel documents this week, with full replacement required by September 2027 and appointments filling up fast

A British historian examines how Oxbridge shaped Britain’s ruling class, raising wider questions about elite education, political power, and the West’s uneasy reflection on its own decline

Pierrakakis will meet European Parliament President Roberta Metsola in Brussels before addressing an EU budget conference and a major economic forum in France

Sweet, juicy peaches and apricots are the unmistakable flavors of a Greek summer. Make the most of the season with three irresistible recipes—from homemade apricot jam to a fruit tart and a comforting peach cobbler

Starting July 1, shoppers in Greece and across the European Union will pay a new €3 import duty per product on low-value online purchases from countries outside the EU, including China and the United States

A major retrospective at the Panachrantou Monastery sheds light on the spiritual and artistic foundations of one of the most important Greek painters of the 20th century. On the occasion of the exhibition, curator and painter Christos Kehagioglou speaks to TO BHMA International Edition

The Benaki Museum presents a transhistorical exhibition pairing Aleksandra Waliszewska’s contemporary paintings with artifacts from across Greek history, creating a dialogue between antiquity and modern visual culture

A National Bank of Greece survey finds the sector still expects to grow in 2026 despite regional turmoil. But with nearly all its visitors arriving by air, the sector is dangerously exposed if a fuel crisis drags on

A 65-year-old Serbian tourist and a 78-year-old Greek woman were pulled unconscious from separate beaches in northern Greece, with authorities ordering autopsies to determine the causes of death

Afroditi Nestora's mother has been hospitalized with severe burns after predawn incendiary attacks that officials have condemned as acts of terrorism.

Five people, including engineers, a contractor, and a property owner, have been arrested as investigators examine whether nearby construction work caused a four-story apartment building to collapse in Athens' Petralona neighborhood

A report by MEGA claims the government is drafting a contentious provision that could soften the legal treatment of the Intellexa founder, and has reportedly split the cabinet. There is no official confirmation by the administration.

The Athens Festival launched in triumphant fashion at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus (commonly known as the Herodeion), the ancient stone amphitheater beneath the Acropolis, on August 24, 1955, running until October 2 of the same year. It hosted a total of 12 productions by the National Theatre of Greece, the Greek National Opera, the […]

The latest survey places the ruling center-right party 14 percentage points ahead of the newly formed Greek Left Alliance, while showing continued fragmentation across the opposition despite modest gains among smaller parties

The case, which came to light through social media, is the latest in a series of animal cruelty incidents that have drawn public attention and prompted criminal investigations in the country

The discovery came hours after firefighters recovered the body of a missing child's father, while crews rescued an injured woman from the same property