Five times Eurovision champions came back to the contest, only to see their dreams crash and burn.
Suspects appear to be connected to anti-authoritarian circles. The investigation continues as concerns grow over Greek campus safety.
Farage’s Reform UK is soaring in the polls—and doing better at the ballot box—as voters lose patience with slow economic growth and high immigration
In interviews, Klavdia has expressed her lifelong admiration for the Eurovision Song Contest, describing it as a “magical world” she’s dreamed of being a part of since childhood.
The American abstract artist invites us to smile, let go—and see differently
Connecting past and present, the American College in Greece (DEREE) is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a musical night titled “A Music Journey from Smyrna to Athens” on Saturday, May 24th, at the Pierce Theater in the suburb of Agia Paraskevi. All proceeds from the event will be granted for scholarships at the Pierce School. […]
Greece’s official entry, performed by Klavdia, will compete in the second semi-final, scheduled for Thursday
Israeli literary critic Oded Wolkstein speaks out following the cancellation of an event at the Thessaloniki Book Fair after 150 people occupied the venue chanting pro-Palestinian slogans
“I was extremely emotional. I couldn’t believe it. At first, I thought it wasn’t going to make it—it looked like it had already passed. But in the end, everything turned out fine,” the young woman told MEGA TV.
The report represents a major development in understanding the technical causes behind the Tempi railway disaster and will be a crucial element in the judicial investigation moving forward
The "Π", under the giant clock in Gate 7 of the old Karaiskakis Stadium was Attilio’s spot - Olympiacos was his calling
A bon vivant, a joker, but above all a true Olympiacos man
Burgum also welcomed Papastavrou's proposal to hold the next session of the Ministers' Partnership for Transatlantic Energy Cooperation (P-TECC) in Athens this November.
A new poll by 'Interview' shows 24.7% would vote for New Democracy, followed by 12.1% for PASOK. Plefsi Eleftherias falls further.
Access to the Acropolis archaeological site is increasingly difficult, particularly for people with disabilities, the sick, and those with mobility issues. The elevator is out of order, toilets are in short supply, and metal barriers obstruct access to the Areopagus.
Agapi is set during the rise the rise of nationalist Kemalist forces in 1921, whose eventual prevalence a year later marked the abrupt end of millennia of Hellenism and Christianity in Asia Minor
Discussions are expected to extend to investments, bilateral trade, international developments, Europe's evolving geopolitical landscape, and migration policy.
Reportedly, the son's first words after his arrest were an admission to the crime, stating that he had inflicted multiple stab wounds on his mother.
This latest tremor, however, was the strongest seismic event recorded in the area in quite some time.
It’s a classic spring day — sunshine battles stormclouds, and not everyone wins. Keep an eye on the sky and your plans flexible.