Gadi Ezra, former Director of Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Unit and veteran of an elite IDF paratrooper unit, explains why the election may produce no clear governing majority, what is dividing Israeli society and how October 7 could shape the country’s political future.

A phone call, a flood and two one-way tickets: how Emma and Tyson left Byron Bay for an organic vineyard in Crete. “We thought, how hard can it be? Well, it’s significantly harder.”

Kyriakos Pierrakakis in conversation with internationally acclaimed author Giuliano da Empoli at an ELIAMEP event on 21 October, moderated by Loukas Tsoukalis.

French government says agitators from the far left helped transform peaceful protests into riots

Manolis Rodousakis' 2024 campaign to deny fuel to motorcyclists without helmets spread nationwide after the death of a 16-year-old in Crete, aiming to improve road safety and prevent further fatalities

In an age of algorithms and free news, reading, critical thinking and media literacy matter more than ever, argues Dr. Georgia Rogari

Greek-American billionaires, Republican lawmakers and career diplomats feature in Polymarket predictions, while Washington faces a potentially lengthy process to appoint a permanent replacement

The absence of tuition fees is not enough to make education genuinely free

New 20M euros program offers firms with 100+ staff grants of up to 600,000 euros to train employees in strategic tech, defense, and security. Apply by Dec. 31.

Aliki Diplarakou, the 17-year-old Athenian crowned Miss Europe in Paris in 1930, became an overnight sensation and a national heroine in Greece.

Career diplomat Josh Huck will take charge of the U.S. Embassy in Athens on an interim basis, while Washington begins a months-long process to select, vet and confirm a new ambassador to Greece

Until recently, our face and our voice were the most immediate proof of our presence. Not anymore. Artificial intelligence can make us appear to say things we never said and then force us to prove that the person everyone saw and heard was not us. A deepfake does not merely forge a message: it forges us.

Maricarmen Abascal became a symbol of the country’s housing crisis after being evicted from her longtime home on a stretcher

The 35-year-old faces charges of aggravated intentional bodily harm and threats after allegedly attacking a 54-year-old taxi driver in Nea Ionia, north of Athens

In a gripping eyewitness account of Byron’s last journey to Greece, Count Pietro Gamba gives insight into the character of the prototypical Byronic hero