10 Modern Greeks Who Changed Human History

10 Modern Greeks Who Changed Human History

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Credit: Armineaghayan / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia CommonsFrom medicine and music to shipping, cinema, and science, modern Greeks have left a remarkable mark on the world far beyond the borders of Greece.Here are ten modern Greeks whose influence cha

How the Battle of Crete Changed the Course of World War II

How the Battle of Crete Changed the Course of World War II

The Battle of Crete will remain forever in military history as the scene of the largest German airborne operation of World War IICretan fighters at the Battle of Crete. Credit: Public DomainThe Battle of Crete will forever remain in military history as the scene of the largest German airborne operat

Emily on Mykonos! Netflix Smash Hit Begins Filming in Greece

Emily on Mykonos! Netflix Smash Hit Begins Filming in Greece

Filming on Mykonos is a significant win for Greece’s efforts to establish itself as a premier global filming destination. Credit: NetflixFilming for the highly anticipated upcoming season of the hit Netflix series Emily in Paris has officially commenced on Mykonos. Local media outlet Mykonos Live TV

Greece Secures Historic World Handball Championship Spot

Greece Secures Historic World Handball Championship Spot

Greek players celebrate a well-deserved victory. Credit: AMNAThe national handball team of Greece delivered a dream performance in Rotterdam, defeating the Netherlands 38–33 to celebrate a historic qualification for the 2027 World Championship.Following up their hard-fought 29–27 victory in the firs

Mitsotakis Rules Out Snap Elections, as Outsiders and Old Foes Loom Large

Mitsotakis Rules Out Snap Elections, as Outsiders and Old Foes Loom Large

Mitsotakis affirmed that the government will serve its full term. Credit: AMNAGreek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis officially quelled rumors of snap elections in the fall during his closing address at the 16th New Democracy (ND) party congress on Sunday. Affirming that the government will serve

Greece Asks EU to Intervene in Unlawful Fishing Dispute With Turkey

Greece Asks EU to Intervene in Unlawful Fishing Dispute With Turkey

Greece has asked that the EU intervene in tackling unlawful fishing and violations of maritime law by Turkey. Credit: wikimedia commons / Asc1733 CC BY 4.0The Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy demanded on Friday that the EU step in the dispute with Turkey over unlawful fishing an

Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026 Song Contest With “Bangaranga” by Dara

Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026 Song Contest With “Bangaranga” by Dara

Bulgaria’s Dara won Eurovision 2026 after a spectacular Grand Final in Vienna watched by millions across Europe and beyond. Credit: Still frame / EBUBulgaria claimed victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 after singer Dara delivered a standout performance during Saturday night’s Grand Final in

Israel, Lebanon Extend Ceasefire by 45 Days

Israel, Lebanon Extend Ceasefire by 45 Days

Israel and Lebanon concluded a third round of talks on May 15. Credit: X / Tommy Pigott @StateDeptsPoxThe ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon that was set to expire on Sunday has been extended by 45 days to allow the continuation of US-brokered talks between the two countries.Lebanon was dragged in

Cyprus President Addresses Greek Parliament for First Time in 16 Years

Cyprus President Addresses Greek Parliament for First Time in 16 Years

Speech by the President of the Republic of Cyprus in the Greek Parliament. Credit: Hellenic ParliamentCyprus President Nikos Christodoulides addressed the Greek Parliament on Thursday, marking the first visit by a Cypriot head of state to the chamber in 16 years. He used the occasion to call for ren

The Guardian of Amphipolis: Full Documentary

The Guardian of Amphipolis: Full Documentary

Alexandros Kochliaridis, the “guardian of Amphipolis” is the first man to see the Amphipolis tomb in Greece. Credit: GreekReporterThe Kasta Tomb (Greek: Τύμβος Καστά), also referred to as the Amphipolis Tomb (Greek: Τάφος της Αμφίπολης), is the largest ancient burial mound (tumulus) ever unearthed i

Greece Ranked Most Complex Business Environment Globally

Greece Ranked Most Complex Business Environment Globally

Greece remains the global “epicenter of complexity.” Photo credit: George E. Koronaios CC BY-SA 4.0For the third year running, Greece has topped the list of the most complex business environment globally, according to the 13th edition of the Global Business Complexity Index (GBCI) released Tuesday.A

“Sell the Acropolis”: Former EU Chief Drops Bombshell Claim

“Sell the Acropolis”: Former EU Chief Drops Bombshell Claim

Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker revealed that a European minister proposed that Greece sell the Acropolis during the negotiations of the Greek Crisis era. Credit: GreekReporter ArchiveCredit: Greek ReporterFormer European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker reflected on

Turkish Warship Harasses Cable-laying Vessel in the Aegean

Turkish Warship Harasses Cable-laying Vessel in the Aegean

Since early 2026, Turkish authorities have intensified their claim that all maritime activity east of the 25th meridian (which effectively bisects the Aegean Sea) must be authorized by Ankara. File photo. Public DomainA Turkish warship reportedly harassed the Panama-flagged cable-laying vessel Ocean

Greece Weighs Diplomatic Protest to Ukraine After Drone Found Off Lefkada

Greece Weighs Diplomatic Protest to Ukraine After Drone Found Off Lefkada

Greece is considering a diplomatic protest to Ukraine after an explosive naval drone was found off Lefkada. Public Video ScreenshotGreece is expected to issue a formal diplomatic protest to Ukraine if authorities confirm that a Ukrainian-built unmanned naval drone carrying dozens of pounds of explos

Greece’s Brain Drain Hits New High, Surpassing Debt Crisis Levels

Greece’s Brain Drain Hits New High, Surpassing Debt Crisis Levels

Athens, Greece. Credit: Greek ReporterGreece’s brain drain reached a new high in 2025, as the number of university-educated Greek citizens living in other EU and EFTA (European Free Trade Association) countries rose significantly. The increase shows that the phenomenon remains a major challenge for