Rising energy costs, livestock shortages and supply disruptions are driving sharp increases in food prices ahead of the holiday season.
Greece’s National Cybersecurity Authority said reports that it had issued an urgent warning over possible Iranian cyberattacks were false.
New data highlights weaknesses in institutional checks and balances, placing Greece among the lowest-ranked EU countries amid a broader global decline in liberal democracy.
The federation also points to mounting pressure inside the tax services, citing an intense workload and unattainable performance targets.
Greek brewers bring their best beers to Athens’ Only Craft festival on March 27–29, plus plenty of food, music, and dancing.
Authorities link the fatal attack to fan-related violence, as investigators piece together events leading to the deadly confrontation.
Movement of livestock is banned and food production halted as foot-and-mouth disease cases raise alarm among farmers ahead of Easter.
Rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and snowfall are expected nationwide, with African dust adding to unsettled conditions through the weekend
Dozens of citizens returned from the Middle East with their pets, as authorities organized a special operation prioritizing both safety and family unity.
According to a police investigation, nine juveniles were involved in two separate cases of vandalism at two local kindergartens.
Fuel prices in the Athens metropolitan area have surged past €2 per liter, with unleaded fuel ranging from €2.001 to €2.158 per liter at pumps in suburbs including Kaisariani, Ampelokipoi, Galatsi, Dafni, Agia Paraskevi, Halandri, Maroussi, Argyroupoli and Alimos, according to the competent Price Observatory. The breach of the €2 threshold comes despite the government’s […]
The tougher immigration policy requires certain visitors to post bonds of up to $15,000 as a safeguard against visa overstays.
Kalymnos’ oldest resident will be remembered for resilience, hard work, and enduring contribution to island life.
Reforms introduce uniform rules for private-sector workers while boosting support for self-employed mothers, linking payments to contributions for a fairer, more transparent system
Greek authorities arrested 21 people in a multi-region operation uncovering a network that exploited migrant workers, mostly from Pakistan, generating estimated profits of €5 million
Reuters reports that Greek authorities have issued a high-priority warning, calling on shipping and critical sectors to conduct system scans following suspected Iran-linked cyber activity and increased interference near Gulf shipping routes.
Over 510,000 workers in hospitality, tourism, and bakeries will see higher wages, allowances, and improved working conditions under agreements valid through 2028
Prepaid cards and vouchers will allow eligible households to purchase food and essential items, standardizing support across the country and ensuring fair, transparent aid distribution
Authorities step up inspections amid rising fuel costs, while gas station owners warn profit caps are squeezing margins and may trigger protests
A 72-year-old driver escaped unharmed after his private mini bus fell into the harbor of Dafni at Mount Athos, with authorities confirming no environmental damage and an ongoing investigation into the accident