Archaeologists uncover 4,800-year-old cremation ground in Spain that predates any other known cremation in Europe by 1,500 ...

Greece’s Thessaloniki plans a 3,600-foot wooden deck on its old waterfront, creating new space for walking, cycling, and sea ...

New research reveals how ancient Greeks picked their names, showing social pressure played a major role in naming traditions.

UK Prime Minister Starmer and US President Trump signed a historic tech deal, reinforcing ties and addressing global crises.

Archaeologists in Mexico are racing to save 14 fragile rubber balls that date back roughly 3,200 to 3,600 years, made by the ancient Olmecs.

Archaeologists in Turkey uncovered 12 skulls at Sefertepe, a 10,500-year-old Neolithic site linked to the Taş Tepeler Project.

Turkey warned that Cyprus’s ongoing efforts to bolster its air defense with systems from Israel could have “dangerous consequences.” ...

Liberty Ships, first built during World War II,  transformed the industry of Greek shipping in the post-war period.

Greece's tourism sector showed strong performance in the second quarter of 2025, with the visitor satisfaction exceeding the ...

The Viannos massacre was a mass extermination campaign launched by Nazi forces against the civilian residents of around 20 villages ...

Greece’s Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) has approved the purchase of a fourth French-made FDI frigate, which will be named the F-600 Themistocles. The deal, estimated to ...

When Athens was officially declared the capital of the newly established nation of Greece on September 18, 1834, it was only a small village.