How Did Democracy and Slavery Coexist in Ancient Athens?
Gravestone of a Greek high status woman with her slave attendant. Is it truly possible for democracy to have co-existed alongside slavery i...
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Thessaloniki Blanketed by Toxic Smoke After Huge Factory Fire
Firefighters and volunteers battle a major wildfire burning tonight through a rural and forested area in Oreokastro, near residential neighb...
The Most Powerful Earthquakes in Greece Over the Past 2,200 Years
A seismograph records seismic waves, illustrating Greece ’s long history of powerful earthquakes. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Z22 / CC BY-SA...
Kea Island: The Unsung Jewel of Greece’s Cyclades Islands
Chora or Ioulida is the capital of Tzia. Credit: Michael Paraskevas , Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 /Wikipedia Kea, called...
Ioannis Sykoutris: A Teacher of the Ancient Greek Heroic Ideal in a Conservative Age
Sykoutris viewed the heroic ideal not as blind defiance but as a conscious affirmation of meaning in the face of suffering. Credit: Photo Cr...
The Ten Best Beaches on Rhodes, the Island of Knights
A sunbather on one of the many beaches on Rhodes. Credit: Greek Reporter Rhodes, the largest Greek island of the Dodecanese archipelago, ha...
Greece Launches First Thermal Satellites to Combat Wildfires
Credit: Greek Reporter Archive In a major boost to Greece ’s national goal to tackle climate change, four Greek thermal satellites successf...
The Unique Flower That Grows Only on Athens’ Acropolis
Micromeria acropolitana is a delicate little flower that grows only on the slopes of the Acropolis. Credit: Twitter/Maria Dimitrakarakou Fo...
Greeks Celebrate Saint George’s Day in Style in Arachova
Men wearing traditional attire get ready to celebrate Saint George in Arachova. Credit: Greek Reporter The celebration of Saint George on ...
The Beatles’ Travels in Greece and the Dream of an Island Utopia
In the summer of 1967, the Beatles agreed to buy a group of islands in Greece where they intended to live and work with family and friends....
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