Archaeologists at Chan Chan uncovered a sealed Chimú mausoleum holding at least 38 people and a wealth of funerary treasures

The 426-foot China Zorrilla, powered by a 40 MWh battery, can carry 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles between Uruguay and Argentina

Special school for children with autism in Ilion operates in two warehouses lacking proper restrooms, classrooms, and outdoor space for students.

Greek youth leave home at 30.9, among Europe's latest, as low wages and soaring rents make independent living nearly impossible.

The three-day event gives audiences a glimpse into works in progress as dancers and choreographers share research, experiments and emerging ideas at Technopolis City of Athens

Three conventional passenger-car ferries serving the Rafina-Cyclades and Dodecanese routes have been withdrawn early as marine fuel prices nearly doubled since February, raising concerns about further service cuts this winter.

Greece is achieving gender equality but still lagging behind in economic participation and opportunity for women

The foreign ministry says Ankara’s demilitarization demands have no basis in international law, while stressing Greece’s right to defend its territory and pointing to Turkey's continuing casus belli

Book borrowing in Greece increased for a second consecutive year, with fiction and Greek authors dominating readers' choices

The longtime director of the Corinth excavations combined archaeological research and teaching with major support for the American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Every year, dozens of lists appear, in every language, featuring untouched islands, undiscovered beaches, authentic villages “known only to the locals.” The very concept of a secret has now become so transparent that it could be traded on the Athens Stock Exchange

Riyadh calls the incident a "red line" as Iran-backed Houthi rebels deny targeting Islam's holiest city amid a widening regional conflict

From powdered milk to the cheese pies of the 1980s and the colorful snacks of the ’90s, the story of school food offers a glimpse into Greece’s changing relationship with eating, childhood and everyday life

Prosecutors are investigating whether Athens’ medical association or other public bodies failed to properly inspect the Kolonaki clinic and similar centers offering so-called regenerative treatments

Two local men were arrested over an ATM explosion in Martino and alleged vehicle thefts, amid a recent series of ATM robberies targeting cash machines across Greece

The fourteenth edition will bring together 66 artistic platforms and more than 1,100 creators from 22 countries, with performances, workshops and panel talks alongside experimental contemporary art

Short-term rental rates in Greece rose 11.8% over the summer to an average €195 a night, while occupancy held at 70.9% and RevPAR climbed 11.9% to €138

Athens filed the first expert report on serious settlement and structural damage tied to Metro Line 4 work in Kypseli, with readings up to four times the safety limit

The family of Vasiliki Skampardoni is challenging the release of the main suspect in the deadly January explosion at the Violanta cookie factory in Trikala and is seeking tougher charges over her death