Greek-Australian photographer Nick Bourdaniotis has seen his series on the Evzones donated upon request to the Presidency of Greece, with it set to be displayed at the Presidential Palace and …

Greece’s conservative government on Tuesday pushed through a controversial law offering limited legal status to migrant workers, overriding the opposition of several of its own lawmakers including a former prime …

The Acropolis in Athens was shut Tuesday with guards at Greece’s top tourist site protesting against plans to assign ticket control duties to private contractors. “This act deprives Acropolis colleagues …

The Greek economy has been ranked by The Economist at the top of the list for the second consecutive year. Greece has finished as the best of 35 countries in …

In an interview with ANT1 and “Good Morning Greece,” Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece covered various urgent topics, such as same-sex marriage, adoption, new identities, and more. Archbishop …

A Greek art museum this week handed over its halls exclusively to women artists, in a pioneering exhibition titled “What if women ruled the world?” “For 10 months, the entire …

In a repatriation ceremony held on Friday in New York, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office announced the return of 30 antiquities to Greece, collectively valued at $3.7 million. The ceremony, …

Greece and Armenia have signed a military cooperation agreement in the wake of much instability in the Europe and Middle East regions. Greek Minister of National Defence Nikos Dendias met …

In the wake of the 80th anniversary of the Kalavryta massacre, Greece’s Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has reiterated that the question of World War II reparations from Germany remains “absolutely …

Greece’s investigations into how its coastguard responded to one of the deadliest migrant shipwrecks in the eastern Mediterranean have made “little meaningful progress,” two major human rights watchdogs said Thursday. …