An American, not a Russian, proved to be the Cold War’s deadliest mole. He was a CIA officer named Aldrich Ames and a KGB spy ...

Scientists uncovered how genetic changes helped humans walking upright, offering new insight into a key step in human evolution.

Short-term rentals in Greece hit record highs in July 2025, while hotel occupancy and RevPAR slipped amid summer pressures.

A rafter in Wisconsin has discovered the 138-year-old shipwreck of the Frank D. Barker in Lake Michigan, solving an old mystery.

US Representatices file NDAA amendments spotlighting Turkey’s actions in the Eastern Mediterranean, including arms sales limits.

Tensions rise as Turkey’s foreign minister accuses Athens of “cheap politics,” prompting a firm rebuttal from Greek Foreign Minister.

Four international universities have been licensed to operate in Greece from 2025-2026, marking a milestone for country's education system.

Historians generally accept that the ancient Olympics ended in the fourth or fifth century AD, but the date of the last Olympics is unclear.

An ancient giant statue has been lying on its back for centuries on a hill on the scenic Greek island of Naxos.

Archaeologists uncovered an 8,800-year-old settlement on Imbros, featuring the earliest known farming architecture in the Aegean Islands.

Scientists recover ancient DNA proving Yersinia pestis caused the Plague of Justinian, solving a 1,500-year mystery.

Turkey and Egypt agreed on joint production of drones, or UAVs, boosting defense cooperation and African market opportunities ...