Fourteen acts will take the stage tonight as Greece decides who will compete at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, with the public holding more power than ever before.
The first woman to serve as President of the Hellenic Parliament and later as President of the Academy of Athens has died at 92, leaving a lasting mark on Greece’s legal and political institutions.
Despite a steady decline in debt as a share of GDP, Greece still carries Europe’s highest public debt burden, with medium-term risks tied to growth, fiscal discipline and global uncertainty
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Fourteen acts will take the stage tonight as Greece decides who will compete at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, with the public holding more power than ever before.
The first woman to serve as President of the Hellenic Parliament and later as President of the Academy of Athens has died at 92, leaving a lasting mark on Greece’s legal and political institutions.
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Captured in the years following World War II, McCabe’s photographs approach Delphi with restraint and deep sensitivity. His lens traces the dialogue between monumental ruins and the surrounding landscape, revealing a place shaped as much by light and silence as by stone
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The Greek Community of Cairo turned toward the acquisition and exploitation of real estate, investing in land as a means of economic and social support
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“Turtles are so charismatic and strong, they encompass everything beautiful”
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Speaking at a Munich Security Conference roundtable discussion, Greece’s energy minister called for stronger infrastructure, diversified supply routes and a realistic, technology-neutral energy transition to safeguard Europe’s autonomy and competitiveness
The first woman to serve as President of the Hellenic Parliament and later as President of the Academy of Athens has died at 92, leaving a lasting mark on Greece’s legal and political institutions.
In his latest Sunday address, the Greek prime minister highlighted dialogue with Turkey and a new labor law while criticizing opposition tactics, framing the government’s agenda as steady, reform-driven and rooted in national confidence
According to the relevant minister, the call to fill administrative positions will be conducted via an open public invitation, seeking experienced cadres from the domestic market and abroad
A new Eurobarometer survey shows most Europeans feel their country is under threat and back stronger EU defense action, highlighting growing anxiety over security and transatlantic tensions.
Despite a steady decline in debt as a share of GDP, Greece still carries Europe’s highest public debt burden, with medium-term risks tied to growth, fiscal discipline and global uncertainty
Europe’s leading tech bank introduces a first-of-its-kind reservation prepayment via factoring service, helping small and midsize seasonal tourism businesses secure liquidity before the season begins
Former Energy Minister Giorgos Papanastasiou says local interests are resisting the Greece–Cyprus power interconnector, warning that continued energy isolation leaves Cyprus exposed to high costs, supply risks and industrial decline
The U.S. oil major will sign four hydrocarbon exploration concessions in Athens, deepening American involvement in Greece’s energy sector and linking offshore ambitions to broader LNG and geopolitical strategy
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Greece’s Civil Protection authority sent emergency 112 messages urging residents to limit movement in coastal areas of Chios and Serifos, while African dust and strong winds forced school closures and a carnival postponement in Heraklion, Crete
New evidence from arson investigators alleges long-standing propane leaks, safety violations and falsified safeguards at the Trikala cookie factory where five female workers were killed
Heavy rain in western and northern regions, gale-force winds in the Aegean and intense African dust transport are creating hazardous conditions, with visibility sharply reduced in Athens and parts of southern and central Greece
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A military and historical assessment of the most decisive battle of World War II, by Soviet General Pavel Batov
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Fourteen acts will take the stage tonight as Greece decides who will compete at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, with the public holding more power than ever before.
TO BHMA International Edition takes a look at the history behind the famously unlucky date.
Public voting picked the first seven finalists in Greece’s national selection, with another semifinal set to complete the lineup for Sunday’s final and the ticket to Eurovision 2026.
TO BHMA International Edition takes a look at the history behind the famously unlucky date.
Public voting picked the first seven finalists in Greece’s national selection, with another semifinal set to complete the lineup for Sunday’s final and the ticket to Eurovision 2026.
