In addition to the three Paris locations, 14 other public swimming areas are being rolled out along the Seine and Marne rivers outside the capital

Argyros, a popular pop performer in Greece and the wider region, and his bride had asked guests not to videotape or photograph the ceremony and subsequent reception, where he performed!

The arrest marks a significant moment in a case that has captured national headlines since August 2024

In a move heavy with political and diplomatic weight, Netanyahu presented President Trump with a letter formally nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The envelope was reportedly found among the Parliament’s incoming mail and is believed to contain an unidentified powder.

As Texas reels from one of its deadliest natural disasters in recent memory, the focus remains on recovery, support for grieving families, and addressing infrastructure and climate risks in the region

Greece today is in a stronger position than many would have predicted fifteen years ago. But its recovery remains incomplete — and fragile. The challenge ahead is not just to survive new global shocks, but to prove that the country’s transformation is permanent

Greece’s new labor bill allows 13-hour workdays for one employer, sparking union backlash over worker rights and fears of eroding the 8-hour standard

According to new research published in Nature Medicine by scientists at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, exposure to wildfire smoke doesn’t just irritate our lungs—it rewires the immune system itself

By June 30, 7,124 individuals had arrived from Libya, according to data from the Hellenic Coast Guard. In June alone, a record 2,564 people reached Crete

Tuesday marks the peak of the heatwave, with maximum temperatures in eastern mainland Greece expected to reach 41–42°C

Latest draft bill to affect another 35,000 'perpetual students' and active undergraduates

Foreign tourists, especially American and British female visitors, seem to be “in love” with Greece

Diogo Jota’s death adds to a grim lineage that spans generations and continents—a heartbreaking pattern of footballers whose promise was extinguished not on the pitch, but on asphalt

The attack, by suspected Houthi rebels, was the second in 24 hours against a Greek-owned vessel, who claimed they sunk another ship a day earlier

Stournaras underscored the need to achieve higher productivity to maintain the standard of living.

The phenomenon is not new, although it has worsened this season

Apple had stated that it would seek legal recourse, filing its appeal against the EC ruling on the last day of expiration.