Between F-35 sales and CAATSA, to a Hormuz naval coalition and Canada's $12B sub deal, allies show new defense muscle at the Ankara summit
Dedicated audit teams are scouring influencer posts, hashtags and discount codes for signs of unreported deals. Under a recent tax ruling, the freebies creators pocket in return for publicity count as taxable income. Failing to report them can result in steep fines.
Central bank says its oversight is governed by Greek and EU law, clarifies responsibilities over securitizations, credit servicers and the Hercules asset protection scheme
The counterfeit products, imported from China and sold under a well-known brand name, were seized in Romania, Serbia and Spain after a cross-border investigation led by the EU's anti-fraud agency.
A 12-year-old and a 13-year-old were arrested in Eretria after causing a roadside fire with firecrackers. Their parents were also detained on charges of failing to supervise the children.
Greece’s student housing crisis deepens as rising rents, limited supply and growing demand make finding affordable apartments increasingly difficult.
In the wake of President Trump’s intervention, the Americans hoped to reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. Instead, they’re going home.
Farage, whose party leads polls, says he will stand again for Parliament in a by-election
Before becoming a global icon, Mykonos was a quiet fishermen’s island. Rare photographs reveal its forgotten beauty, traditions, and timeless Aegean soul.
The main suspect in last week's Monaco bombing has been found dead near Kyiv, while Ukrainian authorities have detained two other suspects in the case.
The court ruled that it is too early to consider changing the indictment before the evidentiary phase begins, while postponing a decision on requests for additional witnesses and documents.
Four couples give a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to stage their fairy tale weddings
Trump and Erdogan talk F-35s and engine deals as the summit exposes a rift between Washington and Europe over defense spending and priorities
An emergency meeting has been called to speed up the removal of debris from a collapsed apartment building in Athens, as investigators remain unable to examine the site and continue their inquiry into the cause of the collapse
Jennifer Lopez visited Celia Kritharioti's Paris couture atelier for a private fitting ahead of the designer's highly anticipated Haute Couture Week show.
The alliance announced major investments in air power and surveillance while leaders discussed Ukraine, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and broader security challenges during the summit in Turkey
The launch of Greece’s first domestically built Earth observation microsatellite marked a milestone for the country’s emerging space industry on Tuesday, as the Hyperion GR-1 was successfully placed into orbit aboard a SpaceX mission from California
Greek food exports to Canada continued to grow in 2025, with olives, olive oil, seafood, honey and specialty products driving demand, while feta benefited from the EU-Canada trade agreement despite ongoing concerns over its protection.
The Hellenic Fiscal Council warns that Greece still carries the EU's largest debt load, spends as much on interest as on defense, and faces costlier market borrowing as cheap bailout loans are repaid through 2070.
Judges lifted the ban that would have ended her career but ordered a year under an electronic tag. Le Pen has said she will not campaign under those terms