How Greece’s Most Hated Ruler Became Its Most Celebrated Hero
Ninety years ago this August, Ioannis Metaxas dissolved the Greek parliament and imposed a dictatorship that would define one of the most contested chapters in…
Ninety years ago this August, Ioannis Metaxas dissolved the Greek parliament and imposed a dictatorship that would define one of the most contested chapters in…
On this day in 1302, the Battle of Bapheus dealt the Byzantine Empire a blow it would never recover from in Asia Minor. A Byzantine force of roughly 2,000 men…
162 years ago today, on July 27, 1864, Dimitrios Plapoutas died in the family tower of Paloumba, Arcadia. He was 78 years old, a decorated general of the Greek…
American naval officers stationed in the Black Sea between 1919 and 1923 wrote down what they witnessed in their war diaries, and those records now serve as…
Two thousand Greek fighters defeated an Ottoman-Albanian force six times their size at Ambliani in Phocis on July 14, 1824, one of the most overlooked…
103 years ago today, on July 24, 1923, the Treaty of Lausanne was signed, and with it, the forced displacement of Pontian and Asia Minor Greeks became…
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey film has reignited a debate in Turkey that runs far deeper than cinema. Turkey’s Ragıp Soylu, bureau chief for Middle East Eye in…
On July 8, 1824, fewer than 600 Greek revolutionary fighters managed to put 6,000 Ottoman troops to flight in a battle that history largely forgot. The…
Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz claimed Monday that Turkey’s 1974 invasion of Cyprus brought peace not just to Turkish Cypriots, but to Greek Cypriots and…
Russian cruise missiles struck a Turkish bulk carrier in the Black Sea on Sunday, killing five crew members and leaving five others unaccounted for. Eight…