Ancient Greece came alive through music at Nashville’s Parthenon this summer, though the story began months earlier with an original composition inspired by the Nine Muses of Greek mythology.
Two videos shared by Voice Temple trace that journey. One revisits...
Greece recorded a primary budget surplus of €5.77 billion ($6.75 billion) in the first seven months of 2026, beating the government’s target as revenues remained stronger than projected.
The January-July result compared with a target of €4.417 billion ($5.17 billion)...
Greek singer Dimitris Kokotas, one of the prominent voices of Greece’s popular music scene in the 1990s and the son of legendary singer Stamatis Kokotas, has died at the age of 57. Kokotas died on Tuesday at G. Gennimatas...
Estimating the population of ancient Greece is a complex task due to the lack of accurate historical records and the different periods of ancient Greek civilization.
However, historians and archaeologists have made educated guesses based on archaeological evidence, census data,...
Greece’s cost of living has long attracted attention as one of Europe’s more affordable options, drawing retirees, remote workers, and digital nomads in search of a better quality of life. In 2026, however, that perception is shifting. While the...
Alexander the Great died unexpectedly in 323 BC, suddenly leaving his vast empire without a leader. Sensing a chance to break free of the not-so-popular autocratic rule of Macedon, Athens, along with other Greek states, rallied in revolt. The...
Greece began cleaning and conservation work on the iconic marble structures of the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens, the only major stadium in the world constructed entirely of marble and the eternal birthplace of the Olympic Flame handover ceremony.
This landmark...
Italian police officers have begun patrolling central Athens alongside members of the Hellenic Police, while Greek officers are carrying out similar duties in Rome under a new bilateral security program between Greece and Italy. This is aimed at assisting...
Greece has introduced a new framework that allows certain properties seized over unpaid tax debts to be sold without requiring owners to repay their full liabilities before completing the transaction.
Under the new rules, Greece’s Independent Authority for Public Revenue,...
The Battle of Chaeronea, which occurred in early August 338 BC, solidified Macedonia's dominance over the southern Greek city-states, setting the stage for Alexander the Great's renowned military campaigns.
Philip II of Macedon, and his son, Alexander the Great, with...
