Nationwide unrest is benefiting the far-right candidate while President Emmanuel Macron’s government struggles to maintain control
The International Law of the Sea cannot be changed by unilateral, legally unfounded decisions, the Greek foreign ministry stated on Tuesday afternoon, adding that Athens has informed partners and allies and will take all appropriate measures
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, only hours after the news, reiterated that the 2019 memorandum infringes on the sovereign rights of third states, does not comply with the Law of the Sea and remains null and void
From energy-efficient new apartments of 100 to 170 square meters to older townhouses of up to 450 square meters, a €1 million budget offers very different options depending on location, property age and renovation needs.
Cretan Businessman Who Declined to Sell Fuel to Motorcyclists Without Helmets Dies in Crash
Swedish Travel Magazine Spotlights Greek Island of Sifnos
Alcohol Consumption in Greece Drops as Consumption Habits Shift
The International Law of the Sea cannot be changed by unilateral, legally unfounded decisions, the Greek foreign ministry stated on Tuesday afternoon, adding that Athens has informed partners and allies and will take all appropriate measures
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, only hours after the news, reiterated that the 2019 memorandum infringes on the sovereign rights of third states, does not comply with the Law of the Sea and remains null and void
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Kyndall “Fire” Magyar spends very long days jumping from game-show host to party planner to problem solver
Weeks of student-led protests over conditions in French schools spiraled into violent protests across the country in recent days
Police struggle to contain groups that attacked everything from city halls to luxury boutiques
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Citing high airport fees and costs, Ryanair pulls out of 13 airports, including Kalamata and Volos, while opening a new base in Rimini for 2027
The 58.9-million-euro system ranks 31st worldwide in computing power and will support research, AI and business innovation
At a time when negotiations between the British Museum and Greece over the future of the Parthenon Sculptures remain a subject of intense diplomatic and political debate, one of the most outspoken opponents of their return is opening a new and potentially controversial chapter in the dispute.
At the Finnish Institute in Athens, Jenny Marketou’s “Fairground of Earthed Stories” invites rain, roots and insects to reshape the artwork
Report issues stark warning over the combined impact of geopolitical conflicts and one of the strongest ever El Niño events
The FT’s chief economics commentator speaks to former Republican adviser Robert Kagan.
As regional conflicts rage and revisionist powers challenge the established order, warnings of a new global conflagration are growing louder
Bringing together photographers from different countries and cultures, the exhibition explores how color shapes emotions, transforms everyday scenes and connects people beyond linguistic and cultural boundaries
Expanding its selection in the country, Michelin awarded its coveted stars to kitchens for the first time beyond Athens, in Thessaloniki and Santorini
The four-day festival at Kypseli Municipal Market will bring together small-scale producers from across Greece, with tastings, live cooking demonstrations and special events celebrating Mediterranean cuisine
At the Finnish Institute in Athens, Jenny Marketou’s “Fairground of Earthed Stories” invites rain, roots and insects to reshape the artwork
Equality, diversity and inclusion: The goals companies in Greece need to set if they want to be at the forefront of innovation and productivity
The award-winning poet speaks to TO VIMA International Edition about memory, the cities of his dreams, the loss of rights, the poetry that refuses to console, and his conversation with the painter Leda Contogiannopoulou
Against the ancient backdrop of the Stoa of Attalos in Athens, I met with Martin Baron to discuss a very modern crisis: the survival of American democracy.
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Expanding its selection in the country, Michelin awarded its coveted stars to kitchens for the first time beyond Athens, in Thessaloniki and Santorini
From Crete’s hand-twisted skioufikta to the rich, cheese-covered makarounes of the Dodecanese, Greece’s islands have perfected the art of turning flour and water into unforgettable meals. Here are the stories, flavors and recipes behind some of the country’s most distinctive handmade pastas
From syrup-soaked ekmek and creamy galaktoboureko to traditional kaimaki ice cream, this nostalgic pastry shop is bringing back the pleasure of going out for dessert
The world produces more food than ever, yet millions cannot afford a nutritious meal. From global inequality to Greece’s soaring grocery bills, the problem is no longer just how much we produce, but who gets to eat
A cry of “Fire!” sent hundreds of moviegoers, most of them children, rushing for the exits of Athens’ Panorama cinema. The deadly stampede left 26 people dead and raised troubling questions about overcrowding and public safety
On September 30, 1968, two overcrowded trains collided near Derveni, Corinth, killing 34 and injuring 125. The tragedy, tied to the junta’s sham referendum, remains one of Greece’s darkest railway disasters
Archaeologists at Hattusa uncovered a clay tablet piece bearing text from the Kadesh Treaty, signed by Egypt and the Hittites about 3,300 years ago
Without doubt, the Greek Presidency of the Council of the EU is a symbolic moment that will position the country at the epicenter of European interest and will call for its unequivocal leadership
A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.
The four-day festival at Kypseli Municipal Market will bring together small-scale producers from across Greece, with tastings, live cooking demonstrations and special events celebrating Mediterranean cuisine
From its lakeside landscape and multicultural heritage to traditional crafts, food and music, the northwestern Greek city is drawing on its past as it looks to a future shaped increasingly by conference tourism
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EU Condemns Libya’s Ratification of Turkey Maritime Deal, Reaffirms Solidarity with Greece, Cyprus
Athens Rejects Ratification of Turkey-Libya Deal; ‘Illegal and Void’
Greece Seeks Role for Shipping Suppliers in Chinese Shipbuilding
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Cretan Businessman Who Declined to Sell Fuel to Motorcyclists Without Helmets Dies in Crash
Greece Leads EU in Work-Related Stress and Anxiety
Greece Moves to Digitize Driving Tests and License Plates
Travel
EU Bolsters Travel Refund Protections
Swedish Travel Magazine Spotlights Greek Island of Sifnos
Ryanair Exits 13 Airports, Invests $200 Million in Rimini
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