The Epiphany is one of the oldest feasts of the Greek Orthodox Church, established in the 2nd century AD and referring to the manifestation of the Holy Trinity during the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River by Saint John the Baptist. It is celebrated every year on January 6 and is the third and last feast of the Twelve Days, which begins with Christmas. It is also called Epiphany and Lights.

Significant changes to private sector wages are expected in Greece in 2026, with many employees set to see pay increases ranging from 15% to as much as 20%. The projected rise is linked to a government-backed effort to revive and expand collective bargaining agreements across a wider range of industries, alongside further increases to the national minimum wage.

A Greek couple's holiday vacation in Panama and Costa Rica ended in tragedy, with the wife passing away and the husband being hospitalized in critical condition abroad.

This sprawling 70-acre complex, situated on a hill overlooking the ancient city, reveals the grandeur of Macedonian royalty and their lifestyle during the Hellenistic era.