Trade crowded beaches for hiking trails and discover places where it “always rains,” dragons once battled, and Zeus sat on his throne, all against a backdrop of fireflies, wildflower meadows, and alpine rivers.

Residents battled flames overnight, meanwhile aerial firefighting begins on Chios

U.S. President Donald Trump launched a large-scale airstrike against Iran early Sunday morning, targeting the country's nuclear facilities with high-powered bombs.

A journey through the science of the solstice, the poetic lens of Nobel laureate Seferis, Greece’s midsummer traditions, and the first official day of summer

Running from June 21 to August 31, Public Secrets, curated by Milovan Farronato and featuring artworks by nine female artists, invites us to rethink visibility, question what we choose to ignore, and explore how storytelling shifts when the “secret” becomes spectacle

The eastern Mediterranean island of Cyprus takes top honors, with 99.2% of its waters considered as of “excellent” quality

One hundred and forty performances—music, dance, theater, and visual art—set against breathtaking archaeological sites and iconic cultural landmarks all over Greece comprise the "All Greece, One Culture" initiative. Find out where the magic happens.

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni hosted a working meeting on Thursday with the visiting Palestinian Authority minister for heritage and tourism, Hani ِAbd al-Masih al-Hayek

In the AD Scientific Index, NKUA climbed 30 positions to reach 63rd place globally out of 24,317 institutions.

Since its inauguration in 2009, the Acropolis Museum has consistently maintained its reputation as one of the world’s leading cultural institutions.

The average daily price for an Airbnb in Greece now stands at 220 euros, highlighting the country’s continued appeal despite rising costs.

Forecast models indicate a heightened risk for severe weather in several regions: Macedonia, Epirus, Thessaly, the northern and western Aegean, and large parts of the Peloponnese.

The large group of migrants were traveling in a wooden fishing vessel near the island of Gavdos and spotted by Frontex.

Sources at the Greek Foreign Ministry say "Greece is not afraid to exercise its own sovereign rights."

Overall, it will be a warm summer day ideal for outdoor activities, though visitors in mountainous or northern regions should stay alert for brief afternoon storms.

The provisional government in Tripoli on Thursday claimed that the tendering of two blocks south of Crete 'violates' the country's sovereign rights

The recall follows testing conducted as part of the food watchdog’s 2025 food additives and flavorings monitoring program.

The ruling by the court, which considers salary and benefit issues affecting judges and prosecutors, may point to a similar fate for similar legal challenges by public sector unions