With births at record lows and deaths far outpacing them, Greece faces a shrinking, aging population. Experts warn that migration could offset decline—but political hesitancy and fragmented integration strategies threaten to leave the country struggling

In Toronto’s first Greek neighborhood, Nick Xenos recalls his journey from poverty in a Greek village to building a new life in Canada, where officials once told him his original surname was too long to issue documents

In the 1960s, thousands of Greeks left by ship for Canada seeking a better future. Today, Toronto’s Greek community remains deeply connected to its heritage, traditions, and homeland

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Migration and Asylum confirmed that the country’s Asylum Service resumed issuing rejection decisions on Monday.

A 62-year-old woman accused of burying her mother to keep collecting her pension has been released as investigations continue, raising questions about the circumstances of death and the role of an alleged accomplice

Tuesday brings mostly sunny weather across Greece, with some clouds over northern regions and Crete, and locally reduced visibility in the morning and evening hours. Temperatures remain stable, ideal for outdoor activities and travel.

The competition is organized by the Alter Ego Media Group in collaboration with the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens and with the support of the European Parliament Liaison Office

During the UN General Assembly, four Greek ministers will carry out parallel missions in diplomacy, energy, and investment, alongside Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s high-profile meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Supreme Court Prosecutor Konstantinos Tzavellas made the statement after receiving a memorandum by relatives of the Tempi rail disaster asking for supplementary investigations into the case, and in light of a high-profile hunger strike by the father of one victim

Police uncovered the body of a 90-year-old woman in rural south-central Greece, charging her daughter concealed her death for three years to continue collecting benefits. Investigators are probing whether neglect or foul play was involved

A standout achievement is the Master’s in Business Analytics, the only Greek program to be featured in the global Business Analytics category.

The September equinox brings nearly equal day and night across the globe, signaling the shift to shorter days in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of spring in the south

Over 14,000 checks in three days targeted violations under the new traffic code, with arrests and heavy fines for dangerous driving

SATA contends that recent government decisions threaten the viability of the taxi profession by opening urban transport to private cars with drivers.

For seven days, Panos Ruci has refused food outside Greece’s parliament, demanding permission to exhume his son’s body as public solidarity with his protest continues to grow

Police in central Greece discovered a woman had buried her 90-year-old mother in a stable, concealing her death for two years to continue receiving her pension and disability benefits

The tremor, with a depth of 8 kilometers, was centered near Karyes and was felt across nearby areas, though no damages have been reported so far

Monday will bring mostly sunny conditions across Greece with a few local clouds, mild northerly winds in the Aegean, and comfortable early autumn temperatures ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities

In an unrelated case, a woman in the south-central Viotia prefecture was arrested over the weekend for illegally burying her deceased mother's body in the yard of their home

Sizeable fire-fighting force at the scene, emergency warning issued to local residents