Accusing the government of a cover-up in the 2023 Tempe railway disaster, the leader of Greece’s main opposition party is calling on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to resign from his post and put an end to the “political impasse.”
The president of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) issued a statement marking the 203rd Anniversary of the Greek War of Independence, in which he warned of the threat that Turkey continues to pose in the region.
On Sunday, millions of voters in Turkey head to the polls to elect mayors and administrators in local elections which will gauge President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s popularity as his ruling party tries to win back key cities it lost five years ago.
The exclusion of Russian diplomats from the March 25 celebrations has angered Moscow. Here’s the chronicle of a rupture in five acts
Police in Athens are investigating an attack on a bar near downtown Omonia Square that took place on Monday evening.
What are the adjectives that should describe every new creative interpretation of ancient Greek culture? Must it be “simple yet elegant,” “abstract” or “figurative”? Can it be “fresh”? Can it be “contemporary”?
The Central Archaeological Council has approved a plan to improve the visitor experience at Ancient Messene in the southwest Peloponnese, one of the country’s top archaeological sites.
Five years ago this month, a US-backed Kurdish and Arab militia ousted Islamic State group fighters from a village in eastern Syria, the group’s last sliver of territory.
On the question of whether Greece is a country that can change, my answer is affirmative. Yes, Greece is a country where reforms can be made that improve the quality of democracy, strengthen the economy and change the lives of Greeks for the better.
The liberal democracies of the West find themselves in a trap so dangerous that it is hard to believe their enemies were capable of planning it.