Ioannis Metaxas established Greece's dictatorship on August 4, 1936, yet later rejected Mussolini's ultimatum. His ...

Mohamed Salah enjoys a Mykonos holiday as the Egyptian star considers offers from clubs interested in signing him.

In August 1918, thousands took to Toronto’s streets in an anti-Greek riot that targeted Greek-owned businesses amid postwar ...

Ancient Greece had markets, banking, entrepreneurs, and private property. So why do historians say it wasn't capitalist? Aristotle explains why.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged the EU to adopt new measures against the "weaponization" of migration in an interview with Politico ...

A remarkably preserved 2,500-year-old marble statue unearthed at ancient Sardis reveals a rare blend of Greek and Lydian artistic traditions.

For a while now, the label "narcissist" has been a buzzword online. Where does it come from, and how did it enter modern lingo?

Greece allows sales of tax-seized properties without full debt repayment under new rules, subject to valuation and ...

The Battle of Chaeronea, believed to have taken place on August 2, 338 BCE, confirmed Macedonia's control over the southern ...

Greece won gold and two bronze medals on the final day of the 2026 European Rowing Championships, finishing fifth in medal ...

On August 3, 1844, Greece began its first constitutional parliamentary election, introducing near-universal male suffrage.

Restoration of Greece's famous Kasta Tomb at Amphipolis reaches major milestones, with the Macedonian tomb expected to open ...