Greek PM: 'Universities do not belong to minorities cloaking their criminal acts with ideologies'

Two light earthquakes were recorded north, northeast of Athens overnight on Sunday, with the most prominent being a tremor of a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter scale at 08.56 (06.56 GMT) with an epicenter seven kilometers from the small town of Prokopi, on the large island of Evia. The quake, with a depth of […]

Following a formal complaint by the Greek Ministry of Culture about the night drone show over the Acropolis in Athens, the Prosecutor’s Office ordered an urgent preliminary investigation into the case. The head of the Athens First Instance Prosecutor’s Office, Aristidis Koreas, initiated the probe, which will be carried out by the Acropolis Security Department […]

The Athens–Chișinău route marks a significant step forward for connectivity between Greece, Moldova, and Ukraine.

Currently, around 800,000 people use Athens' fixed-track transit daily. In 2024, ridership increased by 8% compared to 2023, and 25% compared to 2022, a clear sign that Athenians are returning to public transit following the pandemic

Eyewitnesses described the incident as astonishingly fortunate, as no lives were lost.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art exhibit challenges visitors to go beyond centuries of human-centered narratives and see themselves as part of a whole.

On this episode we talk about Eleonas Flea Market, what it reveals about Athens, and how photographer Antonis Theodoridis went about documenting this unique corner of the city.

The Megaron Athens Concert Hall presents an evening of classical brilliance and contemporary innovation by one of the world’s premier ballet institutions, May 28–29—supporting Lifeline Hellas' mission to provide life-saving incubators to Athens’ children’s hospitals

The union is protesting a recent decision to permit an Uber stand to operate next to the existing taxi station.

The GRAMMY®-winning jazz pianist, MONK’estra bandleader, and acclaimed film and television composer comes to the Theater of the NO for one night only—May 15

This year, the Goudi Sports Center will also reopen its doors for the Special Needs Program during the first session.

Suspects appear to be connected to anti-authoritarian circles. The investigation continues as concerns grow over Greek campus safety.

The American abstract artist invites us to smile, let go—and see differently

Seven fiction films, two documentaries, and a tribute to Ho Chi Minh mark 50 years of Vietnam–Greece relations

Los Angeles represents a significant market for Athens, with over 100,000 indirect trips annually.

From rooftops with Acropolis views to jasmine-scented backyards, these open-air gems define the city’s coolest nights

Following its sold-out run, Maria Iliou’s documentary Athens in the Interwar Years returns to the Megaron Concert Hall with Greek and English subtitles — limited tickets remaining

On Sunday, May 18th, museums all over Greece are throwing open their doors for free in celebration of International Museum Day 2025.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis received Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Maximos Mansion on Thursday in Athens. During their brief dialogue in front of the reporters present, the Patriarch relayed the warm wishes of the Orthodox priesthood in Istanbul to the Greek Prime Minister while highlighting the fact that their meeting coincided with the 150th anniversary […]