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The prestigious campus of the Cité Universitaire Internationale in Paris is a gateway to the City of Lights for students from around the world. It's made up of a patchwork of international residences…

A researcher has concluded that Athens’ Erechtheion caryatids were not part of an Ottoman Empire harem after they conquered Greece in the 15th century.

The performance of Greek companies in terms of staff training is disappointing

George Pagoulatos, a leading scholar from Athens, reflects on the legacy of the euro and how Greece is shaping debates over the currency. 

ΑΤΗΕΝS - Greece's population is getting older and slowly dwindling after a long economic and austerity crisis drove out scores of thousands of people and left many young economically at risk and unwilling to have children yet. It fell some 37 per 10,000 people on average from 2014-19, when the cr

The pandemic that began two years ago will not end any time soon. Aside from vaccination, which remains the most valuable tool for checking the pandemic,, personal responsibility is still of fundamental importance.

Greece and Georgia have agreed to boost cooperation in the culture sector and develop joint activities and programs.

A reporter's murder, the prime minister publicly scolding a foreign journalist, and alleged state surveillance. It's been a bad year for media rights in Greece.

A reporter's murder, the prime minister publicly scolding a foreign journalist, and alleged state surveillance. It's been a bad year for media rights in Greece.

How did the invention of the railway transform space and time? What role did trains play in the emancipation of women during this period? Can rail transport play a part in today’s fight against climate change?