History & Science

ATHENS – A Turkish live fire military exercise in Greek waters of the eastern Aegean Sea has ramped up anxiety between the countries again. Speaking to […]

TIRANA, Albania — Albania is promoting the archaeological finds in the waters off its southwest coast to raise public interest and to attract attention of […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Engineering (NAE) has elected 84 new members and 22 foreign members, among them 6 Greek researchers (3 in […]

TIRANA, Albania — Albanian police say they have prevented the smuggling of 230 archaeological artifacts from ancient Apollonia and have arrested two people. A statement […]

THESSALONIKI — About 72,000 residents were cleared from a neighborhood in Greece’s second-largest city as munitions experts on Feb. 12 began trying to neutralize a […]

ATHENS – Nationality and ethnic origin are among the risk factors for depression among Greek women, who are more prone to suffering from the disease than […]

THESSALONIKI – Authorities in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki are distributing fliers and making arrangements to evacuate about 75,000 people from three neighborhoods ahead of efforts […]

Seeing enemies everywhere, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is still hoping for renewed debt relief and some way to escape more austerity.

The Central Council of Contemporary Monuments approved on Saturday an architectural study and preliminary static report for the restoration of the former summer palace of […]

City of Poros Terrorist Attack: July 11 1988 On July 11th the cruise ship City of Poros was attacked by three armed gunmen affiliated with the […]