What the Intellectuals of Ancient Alexandria Taught the World
Traveling in Alexandria is an intellectually enriching experience. On one's travels there, it becomes apparent how the people of Alexandria enlightened the world. A...
UN General Assembly Calls for Palestine to Become Member
The UN General Assembly has called on the Security Council to admit Palestine as a member amid reports that several European countries are planning...
Ancient Egyptian Structure Discovered Near Egypt’s Giza Pyramids
Archaeologists have identified an ancient Egyptian L-shaped structure underground near the Giza Pyramids of Egypt, according to a study published in the journal Archaeological...
Greek Philosopher Xenophon and His Economics Theory
Ancient Greek philosopher Xenophon is considered by many to be the first economist. His book Ways and Means (Πόροι ἢ περὶ Προσόδων or On Revenues)...
TikTok to Label AI-Generated Content Automatically
TikTok is stepping up its game to ensure authenticity on its platform. They've introduced a new technology called Content Credentials. This means that whenever...
Greece to Import Egyptian Workers Amid Labor Shortage
Greece will rectify its labor shortage issues this summer by importing workers from Egypt for temporary agricultural employment as part of an initiative between...
Marina Satti Stirs Controversy at Eurovision Yawning at Israel Contestant
Marina Satti, Greece's representative in the Eurovision Song Contest, caused controversy when she kept yawning and pretending to fall asleep as Eden Golan, the...
‘Severe’ Solar Storm May Hit Earth Today
For the first time in 19 years, a "severe" solar storm warning has been issued for several plumes of solar material about to slam...
Breathtaking Ruins of Mystras in Greece Get a Facelift
Mystras which lies in the southeastern Peloponnesian Peninsula, was once the center of Byzantine power in southern Greece.
Why Is Cancer Called Cancer? Greeks and Romans Have the Answer
The word cancer comes from the late fifth and early fourth century BC, when doctors were using the word karkinos, the ancient Greek word...
Why Greek Olive Oil is the Best in the World
Olive oil, or “Liquid Gold” as Homer called it, has been part of Greece's history since antiquity. It is an irreplaceable part of Greek diet
10 Breathtaking, Little-known Greek Islands
The Greek islands are well-known for their natural beauty. Some of them are synonymous with summer vacations and are extremely popular tourist destinations worldwide....
OXI Day in Uganda Marks Eternal Struggle for Freedom and Justice
The anniversary of OXI Day, the day in October 1940 when the Greek people refused to bow to the Italian request to conquer their...
The Zappeion: A Neoclassical Landmark in Athens
One hundred and thirty-two years ago, in October of 1888, Athens' iconic Zappeion Megaron first opened its doors to the public.
The Greek Polyglot Who Speaks 32 Languages
Ioannis Ikonomou, a Greek translator, is not the average polyglot who speaks four or five languages, he speaks 32 -- 16 of them fluently.
Aegae: The Cradle of Ancient Macedonia
The archaeological site of Aegae next to the contemporary town of Vergina was the first capital of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia. The...
Travel to Greece’s Majestic Evia Island
Evia island is one of the most beautiful in Greece, yet it is not advertised like its more glamorous siblings in the Aegean
Samothrace: A Little Known Island Paradise in Greece
Samothrace is a little-known Greek island which boasts many breathtaking waterfalls and is surrounded by crystal clear waters.
Exploring Nafpaktos’ Venetian Port and Fortress Transports You to Another Time
Nafpaktos is a picturesque town that is situated on a bay on the north coast of the Gulf of Corinth in Western Greece.
Haliacmon, Greece’s Stunning Longest River
Nestled in the heart of Greece's rugged landscape lies the Haliacmon River. Known to modern Greeks as ''Aliakmonas'', this river has been the nation’s...
Edessa: The Greek City of Water and the Five Senses
Get to know Edessa, the Northern Greek city referred to as the “City of Water and of the Five Senses,” which is home to...
The Four Beautiful Seasons of the Olive Groves of Greece
Olive oil is one of Greece's most historically and culturally significant exports. Throughout the seasons, olive trees change.
World’s Oldest Shipwreck Is at Dokos Island, Greece
The 4,200-year-old shipwreck off the tiny island of Dokos near Greece's Hydra is believed to be the oldest shipwreck ever discovered.
The wreck, located about...
The Ancient Greek Author Who Revolutionized Writing and History
Hellanicus of Lesbos was born around 480 BC on the Greek island of Lesbos. He was one of the earliest and most prolific Greek...
How Europe Got Its Name: The Greek Myth of Europa
Europe Day held on 9 May every year celebrates peace and unity in Europe. The date marks the anniversary of the historic 'Schuman declaration'...
The First Weather Forecaster: The Ancient Greek Theophrastus
Greek philosopher Theophrastus (c. 372 BC, Eresus, Lesbos — c. 287) was a Greek philosopher and pupil of Aristotle and perhaps the first weather...
The Most Influential Cities of Bronze Age Greece
The Bronze Age in ancient Greece was a pivotal era that laid the foundation for the rich tapestry of Hellenic (Greek) civilization. A period...
Who Were the Hellenistic Jews, and Why Do They Matter?
The Hellenization of much of the world brought about by the conquests of Alexander the Great saw peoples of many different cultures and religions...
Homemade Authentic Greek Baklava Recipe
Here's an easy and authentic recipe to make the Greeks' all-time favorite dessert, baklava.
Baklava is likely one of the most famous, yet controversial, Greek...
Loukoumades: Greek Fried Puffs Recipe
A traditional recipe for Loukoumades, the delicious Greek fried puffs with honey.
Shrimp And Gyros Skewers: Where The Mountains Meet The Sea
Next time that you are feeling indecisive about fish (well, seafood!) or meat for dinner, why not try the shrimp and gyros skewers.