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Serbian Tourist Bus Attacked With Stones in Northern Greece, Three Injured
21/08/2025

Serbian Tourist Bus Attacked With Stones in Northern Greece, Three Injured

A Serbian tourist bus was stoned on the Egnatia Highway in northern Greece, injuring three people and shattering windows. Police suspect minors were involved as investigations continue.

Greece Tightens Rules for Schengen Business Visas
21/08/2025

Greece Tightens Rules for Schengen Business Visas

Greece Tightens Rules for Schengen Business Visas with Stricter Financial Requirements

Rare Gold Coin of Queen Berenice II Unearthed in Jerusalem’s City of David
21/08/2025

Rare Gold Coin of Queen Berenice II Unearthed in Jerusalem’s City of David

A rare gold coin of Queen Berenice II of Egypt, dating back 2,200 years, has been uncovered in Jerusalem’s City of David

Greek Fystíki Aeginas Crowned World's Best Nut in TasteAtlas Ranking
21/08/2025

Greek Fystíki Aeginas Crowned World's Best Nut in TasteAtlas Ranking

Fystíki Aeginas from Aegina, Greece, have been named the world's best nut in the latest TasteAtlas ranking, scoring a 4.8 out of 5 stars, beating out global competitors like Turkey's Antep Fıstığı and Italy's Pistacchio Verde di Bronte.

Giannis Shines in Summer Debut as Greece Defeats Latvia
21/08/2025

Giannis Shines in Summer Debut as Greece Defeats Latvia

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in his summer debut, leading Greece to a 104–86 win over Latvia at the Acropolis Tournament ahead of EuroBasket 2025.

Cargo Ship MN KOSTAS Sinks Off Crete’s Coast Near Sitia – Coast Guard Orders Wreck Removal
21/08/2025

Cargo Ship MN KOSTAS Sinks Off Crete’s Coast Near Sitia – Coast Guard Orders Wreck Removal

Crete, Greece – August 20, 2025. The cargo ship MN KOSTAS, sailing under the Sierra Leone flag, has sunk off the coast of Sitia, Crete, after previously running aground in July. Authorities have classified the vessel as a wreck due to navigational hazards, and its removal has been ordered by the H...

U.S. State Department Criticizes Greece for Press Freedom Violations
21/08/2025

U.S. State Department Criticizes Greece for Press Freedom Violations

The U.S. State Department’s 2024 Human Rights Report criticizes Greece for systemic press freedom issues, citing pressures on journalists, defamation lawsuits, and physical attacks, despite legal protections for free expression.

Turkish Analyst’s Proposal to Cede Aegean Islands Sparks Outrage
21/08/2025

Turkish Analyst’s Proposal to Cede Aegean Islands Sparks Outrage

A Turkish analyst’s provocative proposal to cede Greece’s Eastern Aegean islands to Turkey has sparked outrage, with claims it would bring “true peace” and relieve Athens of a burden. Tensions escalate as Turkish media labels Greece’s naval deployment to Libya a “veiled provocation” ai...

Mystery Skull from Greek Cave Dated to At Least 286,000 Years Old
21/08/2025

Mystery Skull from Greek Cave Dated to At Least 286,000 Years Old

Discover the 286,000-year-old Petralona skull from Greece, a unique Homo fossil that challenges our understanding of human evolution. Learn about its dating and significance.

Mykonos Travel Guide: Beaches, Nightlife, Sailing & Local Flavors
21/08/2025

Mykonos Travel Guide: Beaches, Nightlife, Sailing & Local Flavors

GCT | Published on August 20, 2025 Planning a Greek island getaway? Few places in the world rival the magic of Mykonos. Famous for its golden beaches, world-class nightlife, sailing adventures, and rich flavors, this Cycladic gem blends luxury with authentic charm. This Mykonos travel guide highligh...

Off-Peak Travel Gains Traction as New Tourism Trend
21/08/2025

Off-Peak Travel Gains Traction as New Tourism Trend

TUI AG reports a surge in demand for off-peak travel to Greece and Turkey, with plans to extend hotel operations into November and beyond. City breaks are also gaining traction, driven by travelers from Germany and the UK seeking to avoid peak season crowds, heat, and prices.

European Court Challenges Greek Asylum Suspension
21/08/2025

European Court Challenges Greek Asylum Suspension

The European Court of Human Rights orders Greece not to deport eight Sudanese men, challenging the country’s three-month suspension on asylum applications for migrants from North Africa.

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