The Plenary Session of the Greek Council of State (CoS), the country’s supreme administrative court, issued a significant ruling in favor of borrowers alleviating the pressure from thousands of cash-strapped Greek citizens. By a broad majority, the Plenary decided that interest on loans of borrowers who have been included in the “Katselis Law” framework will […]

Wage earners saw little benefit from Greece’s roughly 2% economic growth, as incomes failed even to keep pace with inflation.

Mario Draghi argued recently that the old geopolitical order is done. A new one has already started taking shape, and Europe has not yet managed to decide and display its role in it.

Major European tourism markets continue to favor Greece for the year ahead, consistently ranking the country among their top Mediterranean travel choices over the next 12 months.

A 36-year-old railway inspector died from a brain hemorrhage after being beaten on a regional train, prompting nationwide mourning and renewed concerns over rising violence against public transport workers.

New deadlines, mandatory declarations, and revised penalties come into force in 2026 for property owners, prompting both praise and concern from Greece’s main homeowners’ association

Authorities detained a member of the Greek Armed Forces for transmitting classified military information, citing potential harm to national security

The Anti-Money Laundering Authority observed the illegal transfer of large sums of money to individual bank accounts

According to sources, senior executives from U.S. energy giant Chevron are expected in Athens by February 20 to sign concession agreements with the Greek state.

After Greek PM Mitsotakis reaffirmed Athens’ right to extend territorial waters to 12 nautical miles, Turkey warned the move violates its “rights and interests” and vowed to defend its claims in the Aegean Sea

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticizes Athens for breaking decades of cooperation and supplying arms to Ukraine, claiming Greece’s alignment with EU pressure undermines Russian-Greek ties

The Greek Prime Minister will attend the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council with Turkey, focusing on maritime disputes while reaffirming Greece’s commitment to international law and national sovereignty

A genetic study reveals that Mesa Mani was not affected by population movements after the fall of Rome. More than half of the region’s men share a common ancestry

A new bill seeks to fast-track tens of thousands of workers from South Asia to fill labor shortages, while imposing harsher penalties on undocumented migrants, drawing criticism from opposition parties and human rights groups

At Super Bowl 2026, Lanthimos directs George Clooney in a commercial that feels less like a 30-second spot and more like a condensed cinematic experience.

With the U.S.-Russia New START treaty expiring on February 5, the two nuclear powers face a world without limits on long-range warheads, prompting fears of an unregulated arms race while both sides weigh next steps

Low student engagement is slowing workforce entry, weakening productivity, and placing Greece behind peers in higher education outcomes.