The EMY noted that the bulletin would be updated within 24 hours based on evolving weather conditions.

No rational person questions Israel’s right to defend itself, to protect its citizens and, of course, to exist. And everyone knows that, since its foundation, Israel has had to fight in defense of that existence many times. Tooth and nail, with bravery and sacrifice. It’s just that even the most justifiable war has rules. Which […]

The joint statement asserts that the Greek government has neither the political nor moral grounds to justify or support what the opposition characterizes as war crimes.

The project uses Dolby Atmos systems to produce a three-dimensional auditory experience that envelops the listener, making it possible to hear what ancient worshippers might have heard over 1,400 years ago.

Paul Taylor: I recognize the growth success of Greece, the sound public finances that the government has maintained. But I look at other factors that haven't changed so much.

Ambassador of France to Greece: We must act now. More than ever before, we must make sure that multilateral action is equal to the challenges of protecting the Ocean.

In defiance of Iranian law, the film was made without official permission. Several actresses also appear on screen without head coverings — a bold challenge to the country’s strict dress code laws for women.

Any further sale of F-35s would require a new Foreign Military Sales (FMS) request to Congress, where bipartisan opposition remains strong.

By law, only cheese produced in specific Greek regions and made using traditional methods can bear the name “feta.”

Remembering Bojangles’ legacy—and meeting the Athenian artists keeping American tap alive

A new report by ELSTAT reveals sluggish retail trade, with Greeks increasingly bargain hunting and switching to second-hand shops.

Greece's tax authority has digitized the process for property transfers, fulfilling a promise to cut red tape.

Stefanos Kasselakis wins 96.84% in Movement for Democracy leadership vote, pledges reform, equality, and a “Smart State” to modernize Greek governance.

On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse sent the first telegraph message, launching an era of instant global communication.

A young man was kidnapped near Athens on May 6. The abductors demanded €25,000 in ransom and received part of it before the victim managed to escape.

Greece's progressive voters are deeply concerned about what they perceive to be a lack of leadership, are looking for a new political figure.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast for eight regions of Greece tomorrow, with the national weather service issuing a severe weather alert.

The reasons balconies in Athens and Greece's cities are becoming unstable and, in some cases, deadly.