Greece’s foreign minister Nikos Kotzias, stepped down from his role last month following a heated cabinet session regarding the name deal with neighbouring Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. On Wednesday, …

Greece’s Authority for Combating Money Laundering authority has ordered the opening of of ex-PM Costas Simitis’ bank accounts including those of his family and the accounts of public order minister …

A missing piece of the world’s oldest analogue computer, the Antikythera Mechanism, is believed to have been found on an Aegean seabed. Discovered in 2017 resembling greenish rock, further investigation …

The European Commission awarded Athens the title of the European Capital of Innovation 2018, in recognition of the city’s use of innovation to overcome the recent economic and social crisis. …

A team of archaeologists led by Elena Korka have located the first tangible remains of Tenea – a lost city that the ancient Greeks believed was first settled by Trojan …

A priest on the island of Crete is facing charges after biting a police officer. According to reports, the priest was was drunk and driving erratically on Sunday, when police …

The villa of legendary commander of the Greek naval fleet Andreas Miaoulis has been put up for sale by the Sotheby group. The house is called Grande Dame and is …

In what was seen as the first step towards the separation of church and state in Greece, PM Alexis Tsipras and the head of the Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Greece, …

In the last 15 days the wider area of Atalanti in central Greece be guarded by police, as teams of archaeologists conduct thorough excavations. October has seen one of the …

In an interview to the Athens News Agency (ANA-MPA), the head of Greece’s national cad-aster service, Vyron Nakos announced that legal procedures of transferring the ownership rights of nearly 170,000 …