An article discusses the concept of negotiations without capitulation, drawing parallels to an ancient legend about Alexander the Great and Diogenes of Sinope.

The historical novel "Antigon, Son of God" by Finnish author Jukka M. Heikkilä transports readers to the wars of the Diadochi, the successors of Alexander the Great, drawing parallels to contemporary times.

An opinion piece from The Times of India highlights a quote by Michael Jordan, emphasizing that trying is more important than fearing failure and that regret often lasts longer than failure. The article discusses Jordan's career as an example of overcoming setbacks through relentless effort.

Residents of one of Lebanon's oldest cities, historically besieged by Alexander the Great, are facing severe hardship and struggling to survive amidst Israeli attacks and an ongoing evacuation order.

Archaeological excavations have revealed new details about the Royal Gymnasium of ancient Mieza, a site historically linked to Aristotle's teaching of Alexander the Great.

Turkish media outlets are attempting to create a new aggressive narrative against Greece, this time in response to the presence of a statue of Alexander the Great in Drama as part of a cultural event.

On June 10, 323 BC, Alexander the Great died in Babylon at the age of 32, marking the end of his empire and leaving a 2,300-year-old enigma.

A battlefield in northwestern Türkiye, where Alexander the Great achieved his first major victory against the Persian Empire, has been officially recognized as a historic site.

For the first time since its discovery, the full scope of the enclosure around an ancient Amphipolis tomb, scientifically dated to the last quarter of the 4th century BC and directly linked to the era of Alexander the Great, has been revealed.

Excavations are underway at the Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis, northern Greece, an ancient Macedonian city, revealing a mysterious and unique tomb believed to be connected to Alexander the Great.

Uganda's army chief has made new controversial statements, praising Greece and claiming a connection to Alexander the Great, while also referring to Turks as "anti-Christ" and "devilish."

A new study examines Alexander the Great, portraying him as a figure who remains an 'enduring question' across various historical and literary texts.

The ancient Lebanese city of Baalbek, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has come under bombardment, resulting in the deaths of three family members, including a 3-year-old child.

Archaeologists have discovered the lost ancient city of Alexandria on the Tigris in Iraq, founded by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC. Its enormous size has surprised researchers.

“It is the part of a king [or Governor] to do good for his subjects and be maligned for it” – Alexander the Great, VBQ p 113.

The head of a statue of Alexander the Great, stolen from Rome and sold across the world from New York to Doha over a century, will now return to the Forum museum. A decision will be made there on whether to display it publicly or reserve it for scholars.

The article describes Alexander the Great, a student of Aristotle and a conqueror, focusing on the historical context of the Mediterranean world in July 356 BC, a time of fragile peace among Greek city-states.

An epic theatrical production chronicling the life and legend of Alexander the Great is set to premiere at the Christmas Theater in October 2026, promising a breathtaking journey through time for all ages.

Israeli strikes have devastated the ancient coastal city of Tyre in Lebanon, a site once coveted by Alexander the Great. The attacks have left the historic city shaken.

Findings at the Mieza site, including colonnades, a stadium, and styluses, support the theory that this was where Alexander the Great and Macedonian royal youths were educated by Aristotle. The excavation provides further insight into the ancient site.

His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden has authored an article exploring the historical and theological connections between the Prophet Jeremiah and the Macedonian King Alexander the Great.

Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism has designated the battlefield of Granicus, where Alexander the Great achieved his first major victory, as a protected historical and archaeological site.

The wisdom of ancient Greek figures like Socrates, Diogenes, Aristotle, and Alexander the Great regarding human nature, power, vanity, and stupidity continues to fascinate and hold relevance 2,500 years later.

In May 334 BC, a 22-year-old Alexander III of Macedon, not yet 'the Great,' embarked on his ambitious campaign to attack the vast Persian Empire, with his first battle nearly costing him his life.

Greek officials have unveiled the interior of a massive ancient tomb in Amphipolis, a site described as 'unique and magnificent' and potentially connected to Alexander the Great or Macedonian elite figures.

Ugandan army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba announced on X that a recent DNA test showed he is 14% Greek, stating he 'always knew' he was connected to Alexander the Great.

The historic defensive walls of the ancient city of Sillyon in Türkiye's Antalya province, known for resisting Alexander the Great, have undergone restoration.

A long-lost city founded by Alexander the Great, once a prosperous trading hub connecting India with Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean, has reportedly been discovered in Iraq after nearly two millennia.

Kyriakos Velopoulos, leader of the Greek Solution party, stated that the junta of colonels did "serious work" on hydrocarbon exploration in Greece and controversially added that Alexander the Great was not a democrat.

Netflix is developing a new dramatic series titled 'Alexander,' created by Jacob Tierney, which will focus on the relationship between Alexander the Great and Aristotle.

Archaeologists have reportedly discovered a 'lost ancient city' in Iraq, believed to be from Alexander the Great's Empire, complete with hidden streets and temples beneath the sands.

The Times of India features a quote by Alexander the Great emphasizing the critical role of leadership in inspiring confidence and achieving group success, a principle applicable across various fields.

Uzbekistan has proposed a joint project with Greece to create a film and exhibition dedicated to Alexander the Great, a proposal made during a meeting between the culture ministers of both countries.

Turkey's Çanakkale Regional Board for the Protection of Cultural Heritage has granted protected status to the site of Alexander the Great's first battle with the Persians and its surrounding areas.

Donald Trump shared a social media post that favorably compared him to historical figures like William the Conqueror and Alexander the Great, claiming he is the 'most powerful person that has ever walked this planet'.

Excavation results around the Royal Gymnasium of ancient Mieza in Naousa are providing new scientific data and strengthening historical connections related to Alexander the Great.

Alexander the Great, born in 356 BC, conquered much of the known world by the age of 32, at a time when Greek city-states were weakened by warfare.

The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announced that the battlefield of Granicus, where Alexander the Great achieved his first major victory against the Persians, has been declared a 'protected historical and archaeological site.'

An exploration of the insights of ancient Greek figures like Socrates, Diogenes, Aristotle, and Alexander the Great regarding human nature, power, vanity, and folly, and their continued relevance 2,500 years later.

Greek authorities have unveiled the interior of the monumental Kasta Tomb, an ancient monument potentially linked to Alexander the Great, following extensive restoration and excavation work.

Viasat History will broadcast a new documentary series, 'Autopsy of Antiquity,' starting May 15. The four-episode production investigates the final days of historical figures like Alexander the Great, Tutankhamun, Genghis Khan, and Cleopatra.

Uganda's army chief announced he is 14% Greek, claiming a familial connection to Alexander the Great. He stated he 'always knew' he was related to the ancient conqueror.

Former US presidential adviser Steve Bannon and other MAGA figures have commented on the possibility of a US ground operation in Iran, with Bannon stating, 'We will do what Alexander the Great did 2,300 years ago,' and accusing Israelis, Arabs, and Europeans of 'playing games' with the US, while also sounding alarms about the implications of such a deployment.

The beauty of this paradise seems otherworldly: the enormous dunes of the Sahara merge with palm groves, turquoise springs, and the magical atmosphere of the place where Alexander the Great was…

Archaeologists confirmed the location of Alexandria on the Tigris, a lost city founded by Alexander the Great in Iraq that served as a major ancient trade hub.

A new historical drama series about the teenage years of Alexander the Great and his relationship with the philosopher Aristotle is in the works from Netflix.