Drawing on its history, gastronomy and culture, Thessaloniki is seeking a stronger place on Europe’s tourism map, targeting the German market and visitors who have so far treated the city as a stopover rather than a destination in its own right.

Defiant chancellor tells the FT he is determined to drive through unpopular reforms and equip Europe for an age of upheaval

A new exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum and the German Archaeological Institute Athens examines a wartime rupture in the relationship between two institutions

Greek-born singer recognized for a career that helped build cultural bridges between Greece and Germany

The result leaves Greece unbeaten after four Nations League matches and at the top of its group, with the team now looking toward qualification for the next stage.

Greece will face Germany in the fourth round of the Nations League on Sunday, with Ivan Jovanovic’s team looking to build on its unbeaten start to the group stage.

Greece coach Jovanovic rejects reports of a request from Dortmund over Karetsas, as Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits the squad, while Jurgen Klopp praises a Greek side he says could be its 'golden generation'

The 58-year-old woman died after being struck while walking near Rhodes beach

Jürgen Klopp praised Greece's quality and warned of a red-hot Toumba atmosphere after earning his first win as Germany coach, 2-0 over Serbia.

Bischof and Wirtz score as Germany cruises past Serbia 2-0 for its first Nations League A win, moving within two points of group leader Greece.

The 18-year-old midfielder avoids German international Jonathan Burkardt in a moment that set social media alight

Greece stuns Germany 1-0 in Augsburg as Kourbelis scores late, sparking wild locker-room celebrations ahead of Thursday's clash with the Netherlands.

Dimitris Kourbelis's deflected 74th-minute strike gave Greece a historic 1-0 win in Augsburg, its first ever over Germany, and sole command of Group B.

The club's supporters include Greek restaurant owners as well as people with no Greek background at all

The elections are over; now come the coalition negotiations. The days of single-party government in Germany are long gone. Until recently, two parties could still form stable governments. Given the latest results, three are now required.

The Eurogroup president will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil in Berlin. Growth, competitiveness, fiscal coordination and deeper European financial integration are the main issues on the agenda

The electoral results in Saxony-Anhalt mark a historic rupture in German politics