A peculiar tattoo and a new computerised image could help detectives crack a four-decades-old cold case. An unidentified man – believed to be using an alias – was struck and …

The US military carried out a new strike in Yemen targeting anti-ship ballistic missiles in a Houthi-controlled part of the country, two US officials say, in the latest military action …

Australian scientists have precisely dated ancient fossils of sea creatures in Wales and helped solve a mystery about the evolution of life on Earth. Curtin University-led researchers used volcanic ash …

As of Monday, foreign tourists visiting Istanbul’s former Orthodox Christian cathedral, Hagia Sophia, are required to pay an entrance fee, as announced by Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Ministry. The 1,500-year-old …

Greek president Katerina Sakellaropoulou has stressed the significance of maintaining an inclusive society without exceptions to rights, particularly for children, amid discussions surrounding a proposed same-sex marriage bill. The president, …

The Semaphore Greek Festival, held on January 13 and 14 at Semaphore Foreshore, not only witnessed an unprecedented attendance of over 45,000 people but also created culinary history. The festival, …

Controversial tax cuts providing greater relief for high-earning Australians will remain in place, the prime minister has vowed. Anthony Albanese said stage three tax cuts will still go ahead and …

Food For Thought Network Inc’s Founder and Chair Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou encourages women to seize the opportunity of early bird registration and secure their spot at this year’s Inaugural Women and …

Pressure is mounting on the Victorian government to scrap a hundred-year-old tradition to better reflect modern community values. Each sitting day in Victoria’s parliament is opened with the Lord’s Prayer …

Greece must prepare its armed forces for possible “instability” after the end of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s latest term, the defence minister said on Sunday. “What will happen to …