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 ...
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 ...
Greece won gold and two bronze medals on the final day of the 2026 European Rowing Championships, finishing fifth in medal ...
Greece has officially reopened the nuclear energy debate as rising electricity demand, AI infrastructure and energy security reshape national policy.
Ares and Mars, the Greek and Roman gods of war were worshipped in the ancient Mediterranean. However, attitudes towards the ...
Lakis Chalkias, one of Greece's most beloved folk singers and a leading interpreter of traditional music, has died at the age ...
Scientists had already determined that a cosmic ray event had occurred in 993, shortly before the Vikings arrived in ...
Chemical analysis of shackled men buried in a mass grave at Phaleron shows they came from ancient Attica, not abroad.
73 fires were raging across Greece on Friday afternoon, prompting the European Union’s Copernicus Emergency Management ...
Nabataeans established a mysterious, ancient kingdom and had a reputation for great accomplishments with links to Greece and ...