Stone trails and beloved pines
In the low morning light above Nafplio, the pines stand motionless, dignified sentinels over land shaped by time and myth.
Will the graves of Yedi Kule give up their secrets?
Dozens of families waiting to hear from forensic investigators whether remains belong to loved ones executed in the Greek civil war
Cancer rates climb in young adults, study finds
A major US study by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) has documented a rise in early onset cancers – those diagnosed under age 50.
Historic Larissa buildings face demolition battle
Τhe planned demolition of a block of 19th- and early 20th-century buildings near the ancient theater in Larissa, central Greece, has sparked a dispute between municipal authorities and preservation advocates.
Greek Olympian Gkolomeev retires, joins pro-doping competition
Greek Olympic swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev announced his retirement from traditional competitive swimming on Wednesday, saying he will now compete in the Enhanced Games, a controversial new event that allows the use of performance-enhancing drugs under medical supervision.
Hermanos Gutierrez | Athens | July 1
Swiss-based Latin American duo Hermanos Gutierrez will perform in Greece for the first time on July 1 at Technopolis (100 Pireos) in Athens.
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ATHEX: Bourse takes a breather after rally
The Greek stock market appears to have paused for a breather on Thursday after the rally of previous days.
Saving our precious water
The climate crisis is not the stuff of nightmares anymore. It is real and it is here, and it does not just manifest in extreme weather phenomena.
Greece and its ports
As a result of its prime location and conflicting interests, stemming from diplomatic alliances on the one front, and commercial partnerships on the other, Greece finds itself at the center of a complex regional puzzle with geopolitical dimensions.