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Quote of the Day by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk: ‘Everything we see in the world is the creative work of women’ – Lesson on women's empowerment beyond gender from the founder of Turkish RepublicMustafa Kemal Atatürk's Quote for the Day: Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey, stated that all worldly achievements are the cr...- Airlines continue to avoid Iran and Iraq despite airspace reopeningMiddle East tensions prompt airlines like Wizz Air and Lufthansa to avoid Iraqi and Iranian airspace, with flights rerouted over Afghanista...
- 5.3-magnitude quake rocks Greece's Mount Athos religious enclaveAn earthquake of magnitude 5.3 struck Mount Athos in northern Greece on Saturday. The Athens' Institute of Geodynamics reported the underse...
- India shines at Cannes! Two debutant directors receive 1st & 3rd prize in La Cinef"Sunflowers Were The First Ones To Know" marks Naik's directorial debut. Naik, a former doctor turned director, is an alumnus of the Film &...
- Eid prayers are held at former mosque in Greece for 1st time in 100 yearsBuilt in 1902 by Italian architect Vitaliano Poselli, the landmark building tucked down a narrow street in the center of the city stopped b...
- Greece lifts price of popular Golden Visa to fight housing crisisThe finance ministry announced that from Sunday, the threshold would climb to 800,000 euros in attractive regions, such as Attica, around A...
- Greece to up Golden Visa investment requirements from March 31Greek government adjusts Golden Visa program, requiring higher investments in popular areas. Chinese investors dominate visa applications, ...
- Greece to raise Golden Visa investment amount in areas where rent is highGreek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is considering raising the minimum investment required for foreign property buyers to be eligible ...
- Greece train collision: All you may want to knowShortly after leaving Larissa, a passenger train carrying approximately 350 people collided with a cargo train.
- Two trains collide in Greece, at least 32 killed, 85 injuredThe two trains - a passenger train travelling from Athens to the northern city of Thessaloniki, and a cargo train from Thessaloniki to Lari...
- Luxury fashion house Dior to hold iconic shoot at key ancient sites in GreeceDior will hold a runway show on June 17 in Athens to launch its inter-season collection.
- Ionian islands, sun-kissed beaches, cosmopolitan resorts: Greece is the perfect romantic getaway spotGreece is the perfect honeymoon destination bathed in sunlight all year long.
- Adios, 2017! Ring in 2018 at the best destinations for New Year celebrationsHere’s a roundup of the most incredible destinations around the world during New Years eve.
- PAOK Salonica beat AEK Athens to win Greek Cup final marred by crowd violenceSOCCER-GREECE-CUP:PAOK Salonica beat AEK Athens to win Greek Cup final marred by crowd violence
- Greek archaeologist Konstantinos Sismanidis claims he's found the tomb of AristotleKonstantinos Sismanidis concedes that he has "no proof but just strong indications" to back up his theory.
- Public transportation free in Athens this week because it's hard to get cashAs the Greek bailout crisis worsens, the government just announced that public transportation in Athens will be free this week, the Times r...
- Goa ranks sixth in 'Top 10 Nightlife Cities' listGoa Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar today said it is an honour that the state was getting global recognition as a "safe tourism destinatio...
- Greece approves new measures to help plug a yawning budget gapGeorge Papandreou, vowing to avoid a default and keep Greece in the euro, approved new measures to help plug a yawning budget gap.
- Greece to sell stakes in railways, utilitiesGreece's cash-strapped government will sell off stakes in loss-making Hellenic Railways as well as state-controlled water companies and the...
- Digital tools to decrypt 2,400-yr-old papyrusThe burnt remains of a 2,400-year-old scroll buried with an ancient Greek nobleman may help unlock the secrets of early monotheistic religi...
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