The longtime director of the Corinth excavations combined archaeological research and teaching with major support for the American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Every year, dozens of lists appear, in every language, featuring untouched islands, undiscovered beaches, authentic villages “known only to the locals.” The very concept of a secret has now become so transparent that it could be traded on the Athens Stock Exchange

The combined Nepal-China death and missing toll from the August glacial mountain collapse now stands at 1,446 dead and at least 6,669 missing

A country-by-country look at how eligibility, methods, and safeguards differ under assisted dying legislation worldwide

A military facility carved deep into Lycabettus Hill, the shelter was built in the 1930s as the HQ of Greece’s air defense

Riyadh calls the incident a "red line" as Iran-backed Houthi rebels deny targeting Islam's holiest city amid a widening regional conflict

The two-day Athens event brings experts, workshops, screenings and innovative approaches to dementia prevention and care

From powdered milk to the cheese pies of the 1980s and the colorful snacks of the ’90s, the story of school food offers a glimpse into Greece’s changing relationship with eating, childhood and everyday life

Von der Leyen pitched deeper EU-Canada ties in her State of the Union address, though Carney says he wants a "unique alliance," not membership

The group accuses Greece of restricting the religious autonomy of the Muslim minority in Thrace, while Athens rejects the allegations and points directly to the Lausanne Treaty and the distinct legal status religious jurisdictions

Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein will perform music from all five seasons of the Netflix series in Athens on Sept. 19

Prosecutors are investigating whether Athens’ medical association or other public bodies failed to properly inspect the Kolonaki clinic and similar centers offering so-called regenerative treatments

Two local men were arrested over an ATM explosion in Martino and alleged vehicle thefts, amid a recent series of ATM robberies targeting cash machines across Greece

The Hollywood icon lived near Heraklion with his family in the 1960s, explored Crete and even tried to persuade them to give up everything and live in a cave in Matala.

Only 40.3% of the room nights reported by Greek hotels were booked directly in 2025, compared to the European average of 51.3%

The case concerns allegations that fictitious or forged signatures were included in the founding declaration of Foni Logikis, the populist far-right party led by the Greek MEP

The 58-year-old physician was remanded in custody along with his wife and clinic co-owner after more than 16 hours of questioning in the singer’s death

Students say university housing meets less than 5% of nationwide needs and are calling for more dorms, a €500 monthly housing allowance, rent caps and free meals, transportation and internet access

The Horror Vacui collective brings eight artists together in an exhibition at the Athens Municipal Gallery that explores fire as both a force of destruction and a symbol of life, creation and renewal