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An analysis of bracelets owned by an Egyptian Queen has found that Egypt and Greece were involved in trade during the bronze age

The bracelets feature inlays of turquoise and lapis lazuli and belonged to Egyptian queen Hetepheres I, who lived around 2,600 B.C.E.

5 itinerary ideas to make the most of your stay in Athens. Athens offers plenty of things to keep you on your toes during your stay. Magnificent histo...

RISMedia spotlights listings in hot and sunny locations for the latest Global Spotlight of Real Estate Magazine.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed their common will to improve Greek-Turkish relations during their

The historic rivals renewed their will for cooperation during Erdoğan’s landmark visit to Athens, announcing a commitment to 'good neighborly...

Next week the "digital assistant" of gov.gr – the Greek government's entry into AI – will be presented to the Greek public, and in the next few weeks, the supercomputer "Daedalus" will be put out to tender.

“These claims are quite dramatic and require close inspection,” wrote the doubters, covering some 21 pages in the Israel Exploration Journal.

Greece hopes to raise more than 5 billion euros in 2024 from the sale of state assets including a stake in Athens airport and concession deals for two toll roads, a senior privatisation official...

Ankara pounds terrorist targets at home and abroad following PKK/YPG attacks that sent tensions soaring across the Turkish border