The Museum of Contemporary Art in Andros presents “Germaine Richier (1902–1959) – Conversations,” celebrating the pioneering sculptor whose work transformed the language of modern European sculpture.

Turkish president says threats to Syria, Lebanon and Turkish Cypriot interests would draw a strong response; Netanyahu brands Erdogan an 'antisemitic tyrant' in sharp rebuttal

More than 10 armed suspects stormed the Jumpers informal settlement near Johannesburg and opened fire. South African police have launched a manhunt

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos says quality standards, certification and stronger intellectual property protections are key to making Greek products more competitive at home and abroad

George Gerapetritis and Hakan Fidan sat down for the first time since reports of Ankara's 'Blue Homeland' bill emerged

The annual photography event launches in Athens with a large-scale exhibition featuring 70 artists and a public program of screenings, talks and educational activities

The unconventional food-and-wine tour pairs premium champagne with burgers, souvlaki and pizza

Strong Upside Potential and Additional Value from the Joint Streaming Platform

From authentic Syrian falafel to Neapolitan pizza, two neighborhood favorites reveal why Kypseli remains one of Athens’ most exciting food destinations

A wolf rescued from an illegal snare in eastern Attica traveled over 100 kilometers in just 72 hours, reaching the Lake Yliki area, with its route tracked via satellite collar

A 30-year-old Romanian man was arrested after police allegedly found three undocumented migrants inside his vehicle during a traffic stop in northern Greece

It's not just the party itself that threatens the government — it's the drawn-out suspense surrounding its launch. Anxiety, awkwardness, and a succession of U-turns

Greece returns to bond markets ahead of the ECB rate decision, buoyed by resilient demand and one of the eurozone’s lowest debt-servicing costs.

Rising food prices are reshaping eating habits across Greece, with nearly half of households now cutting back on meat consumption as beef costs continue to climb sharply year after year.

Across the eurozone, inflation stands just above 3%, raising expectations of further policy tightening by the European Central Bank in its upcoming meeting.

The government's proposal, why many in the judiciary are pushing back, and what they're suggesting instead. A decision on new Supreme Court leadership is due by month's end