Long before Erdoğan’s speeches, Turkey’s vision for Cyprus included a secret 1956 plan by Nihat Erim. His report laid out partition as the strategic solution, framing it legally through self-determination while prioritizing Turkey’s security and influence.

Authorities probe alcohol consumption and potential underage serving after a teenage girl collapses near a Gazi nightclub, with forensic tests ordered to determine the cause of death.

After a daring €88 million jewel heist, Louvre Director Laurence des Cars admits “we were defeated,” outlining major security flaws and urging France’s Interior Ministry to establish a permanent police presence within the world’s most-visited museum

Lawmakers give preliminary approval to a bill applying Israeli law to the occupied West Bank, defying global opposition and drawing sharp Palestinian condemnation

The Athens meeting, known as the “Pink Diamond Conference,” was organized jointly by EUROPOL, EMPACT, and Greece’s equivalent of the FBI.

Washington’s move against Rosneft and Lukoil marks a sharp turn in U.S. policy toward Moscow, pushing to cut Russia’s war revenues and signaling renewed transatlantic unity

Motorists should expect road closures, diversions and heavy vehicle bans ahead of the October 28 'Ohi Day' parades and events.

Despite its rich literary heritage, Greece has long struggled to bring its contemporary writers to an international audience. Today, a new generation of authors, agents, and initiatives is carrying Greek voices to readers across the globe

Born in cosmopolitan Xanthi in 1925, Manos Hadjidakis transformed modern Greek music—bridging rebetiko and classical forms, winning an Oscar, clashing with power, and redefining beauty as a form of truth and freedom. His life was a song of defiance and grace.

A long-delayed bill creating a national university-level Performing Arts School will reach Parliament by early November, the Education Ministry confirms

The Greek premier will highlight defense priorities, reaffirming Greece’s support for a comprehensive “360-degree” approach to European security that also safeguards the Union’s external borders.

In an exclusive interview with To Vima, Helga Kalm discusses Europe’s readiness to face Russian hybrid threats, the future of EU–Russia relations, and why Europe must take greater responsibility for its own defense—regardless of who occupies the White House.

Dozens of countries will sign a landmark UN pact against cybercrime in Vietnam this weekend, hailed as a step forward for global security but criticised by activists and tech firms over human rights and privacy concerns

After days of rain and storms, Greece will enjoy a brief return to summer-like weather, with temperatures nearing 30°C, before a new wave of rain arrives around the October 28 national holiday

After overnight questioning in Thessaloniki, 34 of the 37 suspects in the major OPEKEPE subsidy fraud case were transferred to Athens under tight police escort.

Widespread rain and local thunderstorms are expected across Greece on Thursday, October 23, with stronger storms in the west and relatively high temperatures in the north and Crete.

From dark chocolate that releases endorphins to red wine that sends blood flowing in all the right directions, your diet can become a silent — and surprisingly sensual — ally in your sex life.

The Gulf of Kyparissia, in extreme southwest Greece, and the Laganas Gulf on the Ionian Island of Zakynthos host more than 57% of all Caretta caretta nests in the EU, the Archelon Society said

The latest poll results show nine parties entering Parliament; Zoe Konstantopoulou the most popular political leader, while incumbent PM Mitsotakis considered most suitable for premier's post