...or, how Ilias Hatzipavlis and Tasos Bountouris, two Olympiacos athletes, became legends in a sport where the wind decides everything...and nothing

With Thodoris Vlachos and Charis Pavlidis at the helm, the titles began to... rain down. Having grown up at Olympiacos, they went on to help their club grow in its turn

The implications of Berlin’s reported decision to block the sale of Eurofighter jets to Turkey could be profound—not only for German-Turkish relations, but also for the shifting security architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean.

A plan is currently underway by the Santorini Winemakers Association to help preserve the island’s vineyards.

Alter Ego Ventures' participation in the share capital of Couch Heroes marks yet another investment by the Alter Ego Media Group in innovative companies with a focus on technology.

Up to 40% of kids’ daily calories in Greece come from low-nutrient, ultra-processed foods—making the country a European leader in childhood obesity.

Rubio’s participation, which has not yet been officially announced, underscores Washington’s strategic interest in closer cooperation with Athens as the Eastern Mediterranean emerges as a critical front in the global rivalry with China

Mother Nature’s mixing it up this Tuesday! Expect a little bit of everything — sun, clouds, showers, even the occasional rumble of thunder — especially in the afternoon.

As news of the official cause of death spread, tributes poured in from across the globe. The 1.4 billion-member Catholic Church is united in grief, remembering a pope who championed inclusion, justice, and compassion

A light yet satisfying dish where sweet, golden fennel meets tender shrimp, creamy beans, and fragrant herbs. Quick, easy, and packed with Mediterranean flair.

As expected, the Acropolis was the top archeological site in the country, followed by Sounion, Mycenae, the ancient theater of Epidaurus, and Vergina in northern Greece

The Copernicus Climate Change Service's 2024 report shows the continent is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world

While traffic accidents continue to claim lives on Greek roads daily, irregularities and under-the-table dealings in the training and testing of new drivers remain disturbingly widespread.

The survival of Istanbul's once-thriving Greek Orthodox community at stake

Oxford-based Institute for Digital Archaeology has its mind set on carving a giant replica of the horse’s head from the Parthenon’s chariot of Selene into Attica's second largest mountain. Director Roger Michel shares details with TA NEA