From the Saronic Gulf to the Northern Aegean, from islands just off the mainland to more remote outposts, this summer’s island-hopping doubles as a journey through art. Wherever you find yourself, exhibitions—archaeological, contemporary, sculptural, musical—unfold the narratives of the islands and the lives shaped by them, across time.
Family, fans, and top football figures gathered on Saturday to bid farewell to Liverpool star Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva, who died in a tragic car crash earlier this week
In the near future, a simple breath may be all it takes to catch early signs of disease—no needles required
A Greek vegan classic—light, healthy, and rich in Mediterranean flavor. This beloved Greek dish of braised green beans in tomato sauce is the epitome of healthy, home-style comfort food. Light in calories but full of vibrant flavor, it's traditionally made with fresh vegetables simmered slowly in extra virgin olive oil and ripe tomatoes. It’s naturally vegan and gluten-free, and can easily be made with frozen green beans when you're short on time.
The critical moments before and after Greece’s 2015 referendum on the bailout deal between the Greek government and international creditors
The plan responds to a new tactic used by smugglers: transporting migrants to the sea's edge in phases and loading dinghies directly from beaches
In May, the EU warned it could impose retaliatory tariffs on up to €95 billion worth of American imports, including vehicles and aircraft, should talks with the US administration fail
Magic and Co. spent the July Fourth week aboard the "Whisper", a 95.2-metre-long super-yacht owned by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt
In an exclusive interview, Ambassador Elchin Amirbayov, Azerbaijan President’s representative on Special Assignments sheds light on his country’s evolving geopolitical strategy, affirming Baku’s commitment to a pragmatic and balanced foreign policy amid turbulent global shifts.
In a lighter moment that quickly gained attention online, Putin abruptly left a Russian conference to take Trump's call, joking that he didn’t want to keep the U.S. president waiting, as it might be misinterpreted
Firefighters, supported by helicopters and airplanes, continue to battle flames in mountainous regions surrounding the city of Izmir. Authorities have closed several roads near the resort town of Çeşme as a precaution
From riversides and lakesides to high mountain villages, Greece’s summer music festivals are not just about the music—they are immersive cultural and ecological experiences that celebrate the country’s natural beauty.
The mayor of Thessaloniki underlined that tourism should not be disconnected from local communities.
The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) issued a heartfelt statement expressing their sorrow and pledged to honor the legacy of the Jota brothers.
A new Omicron subvariant called Nimbus is spreading in Europe, causing intense sore throat symptoms but no major health concerns, according to experts
Already under assault from radar-evading Russian ballistics, the vaunted Patriot system now faces additional pressure
Our columnist tries JSX to see if the airline lives up to the hype
The Kremlin stated it is working to negotiate the release of detained Russian journalists, who face charges including fraud and remain in pre-trial detention in Baku
The Kremlin welcomed the news, claiming the conflict could end sooner if fewer arms reach Ukraine
Leo Radvinsky is asking as much as $8 billion for the platform he popularized for sex workers and others producing explicit content, even as he personally avoids the spotlight