Opportunity for education
The United States has embarked on a self-destrictive assault on its universities, driving away people who have gathered there from all over the world.
How do we save our crumbling apartment buildings?
We have a better disaster threat than the usual extreme weather, war and pandemics featuring in horror movie screenplays: plaster and masonry falling off buildings.
Chief of the Greek Air Force visits US, discusses the delivery of F-35s
Lieutenant General Dimosthenis Grigoriadis, Chief of the Hellenic Air Force General Staff, held significant meetings in the United States regarding preparations for the delivery of F-35 fighter jets.
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Choreographing an international dance festival
Jenny Argyriou talks about her new role as artistic director of the annual Kalamata event and her vision for its future.
Traveling around Greece with a cat
A van, a mountain and a black cat named Fatsas
Five historic Athenian souvlaki joints
Souvlaki joints started appearing in earnest in downtown Athens in the 1930s, with the earliest establishments opening in the central flea market district of Monastiraki.
Migrant smuggling ring busted
Authorities have dismantled a sophisticated criminal network involved in the illegal smuggling of migrants and the production of counterfeit travel documents.
EU presses North Macedonia to make ‘era-defining’ decisions for membership
The European Union’s top foreign policy official on Friday urged North Macedonia to take “era-defining” decisions to advance its bid for EU membership.
Restoring sacred power to the Parthenon
A 3D reconstruction by Oxford researcher Juan de Lara recaptures the divine choreography of a Parthenon shaped by ancient sunlight. To find out more, I talked to him about imagination, the architecture of awe, and the continued relevance of this ancient wonder.