Society
Emergency repairs are underway across Attica, with disruptions reported in central Athens, Piraeus and several suburbs. Water supplies are expected to resume gradually once crews complete repairs
As Greece becomes one of Europe’s oldest societies, doctors are confronting a difficult question: should access to treatment depend on a patient’s age, or on how well they have actually aged?
The European Commission's 2026 employment outlook finds that Greek wages have yet to recover their pre-pandemic purchasing power, while the country ranks last in the EU for employment among recent graduates
More than 40 people adopted abroad in the 1950s and 1960s join a journey of family reunions, discovery and reconnection with their country of birth
Strongylo, a 54-acre islet in the Arkioi group north of Lipsi, hits the market for €4.5 million. Rumor has it Johnny Depp once owned it
Amid soaring energy costs and mounting financial pressure, Greece’s traditional bakers are urging consumers to support local shops and calling on the government for urgent relief
Police seize passports, ID cards, forged driving licenses and nearly 35K euros from a mobile phone shop in Omonia square, allegedly used as a front for illegal document trafficking
Gray Aliveri marble will replace the worn asphalt at Athens’ Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, easing the Evzones’ duty and restoring the 94-year-old monument.
