At a family-run taverna above Lake Plastira, wood-fired dishes, local produce and recipes passed down through generations make the journey from Athens more than worthwhile
The driver was identified and arrested after footage circulated on social media showing his car running over a stray dog in the village of Avliotes. She faces felony charges and potentially severe criminal and administrative penalties
The critical question is why Turkey chose to deepen the crisis in relations with Greece at this particular moment
Vintage graphic tees have become increasingly valuable for their ability to convey personality and authenticity—the rattier, the better
Astronomers spotted a star racing at over 15,000 miles per second around Sagittarius A*, offering new clues to the black hole's spin
The unusual visitor appeared exhausted and unable to fly, leaving beachgoers watching with a mixture of curiosity and admiration
Greek Olympic champion earns his 11th European medal on the rings after scoring 14.366 points in Zagreb
Kozloduy normally supplies 35% of Bulgaria's electricity; falling river levels are forcing a rare power cutback
Possible symbolic link to N17 terror group emerges as authorities examine a rare old typewriter found at the site of Pavlos Bakoyannis' 1989 assassination
Youth employment has improved in Greece, but low wages, high unemployment and soaring housing costs continue to make financial and personal independence difficult
Dating to about 285–250 B.C., the papyrus fragment on display at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art contains three lines absent from the standard text of Homer’s epic
An oxidized grenade believed to date back to World War II was discovered at a street intersection in Rafina, east of Athens. Authorities cordoned off the area while military explosive ordnance experts secured the device
Travelers from outside the EU are facing long, unpredictable waits at major European airports, as a new biometric border system struggles to handle the summer rush
A joint WHO-UNICEF report highlights major gaps in sanitation, water, cleaning and waste management, with 936 million people served by facilities lacking any basic sanitation
AI's explosive growth is driving demand for power, cooling and data center infrastructure, as Greece pursues a role as a regional digital hub
The Greek gymnast scored 14.400 points in the rings qualifying round in Zagreb, earning the second-highest score and securing a place in Friday’s final
Greece’s countryside holds a triple reserve of agricultural, residential and cultural wealth — but abandonment puts it at risk
Vacationers had set up unauthorized campsites, complete with solar panels and gas canisters, on two beaches in Sithonia
Teachers will have the right to switch off and confiscate students’ mobile phones if they are used to photograph, videotape or record teachers or other students without their consent
A newly confirmed carnivorous plant species from Yunnan's mountains finally proves a suspicion Charles Darwin couldn't confirm 150 years ago