Silver Reveals Luxury Tastes of Vikings and Trade Talents of Ancient Greeks
Vikings, traditionally depicted as primitive bearded warriors, had a fondness for some of life’s precious things. In Europe, hundreds of buried hoards of silver...
There is No Such Thing As Normality for The Greek Economy
On 20 October, S&P Global Ratings raised the Greek economy’s credit rating back to investment grade. That was seen by many, in Greece and...
The Story of The Real Marathon Run in Ancient Greece
The Athens Marathon the Authentic was established to commemorate the historic run of Pheidippides, an Athenian soldier who ran from the battlefield at Marathon...
Feature: Rising Prices Impact Greece’s Olive Oil Producers
Olive oil has been an integral part of Greek cuisine for thousands of years. The extreme heatwaves linked to climate change that have swept...
Heroes Fight Like Greeks: When the World Bowed to the Spirit of Soldiers
Greek soldiers gained fame around the world in modern times for their incredible courage and fierce resistance against the Italian and German invasions in...
Meta Introduces Ad-Free Plans for Instagram, Facebook in Europe Including Greece
Meta is introducing a subscription-based offering that enables users to eliminate ads on Facebook and Instagram. The service is accessible across the European Union,...
Heraclis Group Introduces Greece’s First Zero-Emission Electric Concrete Transport Vehicles
The HERACLIS group has introduced the first pure electric concrete transport vehicles to Greece, emitting zero pollutants. This move strengthens the national effort to...
Panagiotis Kyriakopoulos: The Scientist Who Entered Forbes’ Greek “30 Under 30” List
Panagiotis Kyriakopoulos is among the 30 most influential and successful young people under 30 in fields for his research and contribution to highlighting the...
Konstantinos Kanaris: Hero of The Greek War of Independence
Konstantinos Kanaris during the Greek War of Independence. Lithography by Karl Krazeisen, 1831. Konstantinos Kanaris was born and grew up on the island of...
Greek Archaeologist Petros Themelis Who Revived Ancient Messene Dies
Leading Greek archaeologist Petros Themelis, who is best known for pioneering work at the site of Ancient Messene in Southwest Peloponnese, died aged 87,...