While Valentine’s Day is often associated with Cupid, chocolates, and roses, its deeper roots can be traced to centuries-old myths and legends, including those of ancient Greece. Greek mythology, with its tales of love, obsession, and destiny, offers a timeless exploration of romance’s complexities. Whether through the unwavering devotion of Orpheus, the trials of Psyche, […]
As Valentine's Day unfolds, art lovers and romantics alike have a unique chance to delve in the depths of passion, emotion, and artistic expression. “What is Love?” remains as relevant as ever. Seeking to answer this, 27 Greek artists come together in Sianti Gallery
In 496 AD, Pope Gelasius I officially recognized February 14 as St. Valentine’s Day, though it was not yet linked to romantic love.
From live music and lively parties to art exhibitions and festive markets, here are five exciting ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Athens
Following his visit to Greece, the Council of Europe’s Human Rights Commissioner raises alarm over migrant abuses, Roma discrimination, and declining press freedom.
The outgoing centrist leader’s decision comes amid a highly polarized political climate and growing far-right influence
Greece held its national final Ethnikós Telikós – its first Eurovision pre-selection since 2017, on Thursday. Twelve songs participated in the contest, as state broadcaster ERT opened a vote to the public, a national jury and an international jury, and by the end of the evening, a winner emerged. Klavdia will represent Greece at the 69th Eurovision […]
According to Reuters, the removal of land border controls comes nearly a year after air and sea travel restrictions were lifted in March 2024.
After years of discussions, Bulgaria and Romania will be fully integrated into the Schengen Area effective January 1st, 2025, after the EU ministers green-lighted the process on Thursday. In detail, the EU Council of Interior Ministers has officially decided to lift internal land border controls with Bulgaria and Romania starting January 1, 2025. “Romania and […]
The court said the decision was taken “in order to ensure the fairness and legality of the electoral process.”
The Commission’s action follows an alarming and unexpected victory of far-right, Pro Russian candidate, Calin Georgescu, in Romania's first round of presidential elections.
In a letter sent from Korydallos prison, Nikos Romanos writes that he is being scapegoated, and cast as “forever guilty”.
According to Reuters, with nearly 93% of votes counted, the 62-year-old Georgescu led with 22%, closely followed by Ciolacu at 21%, indicating a likely face-off between the two in the second round on December 8.
According to Reuters, Romania and Bulgaria, both members of the European Union and NATO, partially joined the 29-nation Schengen zone in March 2024, with access granted by air and sea.
The affair between Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw and an executive highlights the tricky terrain of workplace dating
Authorities discovered and seized weapons and ammunition, drugs and 700 gold sovereigns stashed in a tire
As recorded by the Eurofound survey, nearly half of the workers in Greece (45%) struggle to meet their obligations with their current salary
At the same time, a standing veto by the Austrian government means the new borderless travel will not immediately apply for land routes
The astonishing artifacts found in the tombs included terracotta foliage-crowned statues representing the goddess Isis-Aphrodite
Greek inscriptions, lavish mosaics, and the rich legacy of Kayseri as an Anatolian Cultural Hub