Athens Airport Ranks Among the 10 Busiest in the EU

Eleftherios Venizelos International, the main airport serving Athens, has landed a spot among the European Union’s ten busiest airports for commercial flights, according to new figures from Eurostat. The figures, covering all of 2025, show how far air travel has bounced back since the pandemic. Airp

Derveni Krater: A Masterpiece of Metalwork in Ancient Greece

The Derveni Krater exhibited at the Archeological Museum of Thessaloniki is one of the most elaborate metal vessels from ancient Greece yet discovered. Found in 1962 in an undisturbed Macedonian tomb of the late 4th century B.C. at Derveni not far from Thessaloniki, the krater is a tour de force of

Ancient Swimming Pool in Greece Among Most Beautiful Ever Built

An ancient swimming pool at Isthmia near Corinth in Greece is still regarded two thousand years later as an aesthetic engineering marvel. The swimming pool, located on a prominent height overlooking the Great Ravine on the Isthmus of Corinth, was built over the remains of an earlier Greek building,

Greek Island of Nisyros Celebrates UNESCO Recognition With Traditional Festivities

The Greek island of Nisyros celebrated officially the induction of its geopark in the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network, one of the most important international distinctions in its history. The event took place at Town Hall Square, as part of the Nisyros Geopark Festival 2026, sealing an effort that la

“Prometheus Unbound” Masterpiece Last Seen 90 Years Ago Found in Greece

Last exhibited in 1932, Carl Bloch’s monumental painting “Prometheus Unbound” was recently discovered in Greece. The painting was found at the former royal palace of Tatoi in 2022 and after undergoing extensive conservation was transferred to the permanent collection of the Tatoi Estate, after being

Greek-American Businessman Targeted in Failed Bomb Attack in Greece, Six Arrested

Police in Greece arrested six people for planting a 10kg (21lb) explosive device at the villa of a Greek-American businessman on the island of Lefkada. The attempt to blow up the villa of the 81-year-old businessman took place in January. The explosive device could have caused extensive damages and

Greek-American Builds Platform to Tackle Greece’s Rising Cost of Living

As Greece’s cost of living pressures continue to weigh on families, Greek-American George Maherakis found himself hearing the same concerns from friends and family back home about rising grocery bills, fuel prices, and everyday living expenses. They were becoming more and more difficult to manage. O

Greek F-16s Scramble After Turkish Drone Approaches Alexandroupoli

Greek F-16 fighter jets scrambled on Friday after a Turkish drone entered the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) without a flight plan and violated Greek national airspace near Alexandroupoli. The incident occurred on the morning of August 28 in northeastern Greece in the vicinity of the city’s

UK PM Andy Burnham Shifts Course on Parthenon Sculptures Return to Greece

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has adopted a more restrained approach to the Parthenon Sculptures, also known as the Elgin Marbles, stepping away from his earlier calls for their unconditional return to Greece. Burnham, who became prime minister in July, has placed greater emphasis on the role of th

Greece’s Feta at Center of US-Mexico Trade Dispute Over Cheese Names

A dispute over the use of European cheese names, including Greece’s Feta, has emerged as an obstacle in trade negotiations between the United States and Mexico. Washington has objected to provisions in the recently signed European Union-Mexico trade agreement that strengthen legal protections for hu

August Full Moon Lights Up Greece in a Beloved Summer Tradition

The August Sturgeon Moon rose over Greece on Friday, August 28, bringing one of the country’s most celebrated summer traditions back into focus. Beyond the spectacle in the night sky, the full moon has become closely tied to Greece’s cultural heritage, with archaeological sites and museums opening a

Greece, Israel Set to Finalize €3 Billion ‘Achilles’ Shield’ Air Defense Deal

Greece and Israel are set to sign the deal for the country’s integrated, multi-layered air defence system "Achilles’ Shield" on Monday.

Italy’s Ancient Greek City Founded on a Dolphin Legend to Host Europe’s First Dolphin Sanctuary

One of Taranto’s founding legends begins with a dolphin carrying a shipwrecked Greek hero to safety. More than two millennia later, the port on Italy’s Ionian coast is preparing to host what organizers describe as Europe’s first sea sanctuary. It would care for dolphins that cannot return to the wil

Middle East War Has Cost Greece Three Billion Euros Over Six Months, Data Suggests

The ongoing Middle East war has cost Greece 3 billion euro and the EU 145 billion over the semester, according to a Greek study.

The Man Who Convinced Greece to Grow Kiwi and Created a 200,000-Ton Export Industry

While kiwi was once virtually unheard of in Greece, today, the fruit has become one of the country’s most notable agricultural exports. The kiwi’s growing popularity has its roots in the work of Greek agronomist Tasos Michos, whose experiment began with just ten young plants. Michos, who died in 202

Greece Among Top 10 EU Nations for Paid Streaming Subscriptions

Greece has climbed into the top 10 European Union countries for paid streaming subscriptions, according to new figures from Eurostat. Four in 10 Greek internet users, or 40.2%, paid for a “film, series or sports” streaming service in 2025, ranking the country seventh among the EU’s 27 member states

EU Approves €4.8 Billion for Greek Social Climate Plan

The European Commission adopted Greece's 4.8-billion-euro Social Climate Plan to support the country's green transition.

How Volcanoes Forged Santorini Into the Island We Know Today

Santorini’s towering cliffs, flooded caldera and black volcanic islets, all shaped by volcanoes, form one of the most recognizable settings in Greece. Yet the island seen today represents only the latest stage in a geological history stretching back hundreds of thousands of years. A six-minute anima

Christina O: Inside Aristotle Onassis’ Legendary Yacht

Christina O, Aristotle Onassis’ legendary yacht, became one of the world’s most famous floating palaces long before today’s billion-dollar superyachts began competing in size and extravagance. The nearly 100-meter vessel became synonymous with the Greek shipping magnate’s extraordinary wealth and gl

European Students Gather on Greek Island of Chios to Celebrate Homer’s Legacy

Students from across Greece and Spain will travel to the Greek island of Chios in September for a six-day cultural and educational gathering dedicated to Homer and the enduring legacy of the Iliad and the Odyssey. The fifth nationwide youth meeting, “Young Homeridae,” will take place from September

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