Greece is tightening its grip on Airbnb-style rentals. Starting Oct. 1, hosts face stricter tax obligations and properties limits.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew was also warmly welcomed by the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at UN headquarters in New York last week.

The German philhellene associations, now gathered in Athens for their annual assembly, go a significant step further than the average German tourist in their engagement with Greece. They organize a wide range of educational programs centered on Greek themes

A 62-year-old in central Greece faces a homicide probe after allegedly burying her mother to continue collecting her pension, as conflicting testimonies raise new questions

Ermischer highlighted the pressures faced by NGOs in Greece, noting accusations of unlawful political activity against organizations working on sensitive issues.

Lidl and Sklavenitis face hefty fines after ministry inspections reveal violations of profit margins and ethical codes, highlighting Greece’s strict consumer protection enforcement

The suspect, who says he is homeless and has previous run-ins with the authorities, now faces charges of attempted homicide, causing severe bodily harm, and violence against officers.

Needs in the tourism sector have risen by 10% compared to last year, with 86,000 vacancies for roles such as housekeepers, chefs, spa therapists, and front-desk staff.

A bear attacked an elderly man in his yard in Doliani, Zagori, causing head and shoulder injuries, highlighting growing wildlife encounters in the region

Turkey cancelled the planned meeting between President Erdoğan and Prime Minister Mitsotakis at the UN, citing early announcement of the summit by Greece, a move described by Turkish media as “Turkophobia” and a diplomatic misstep

The American Hellenic Institute stressed that Ankara continues to pursue policies that run counter to U.S. strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean.

A Spanish military aircraft carrying Defense Minister Margarita Robles experienced GPS malfunctions while flying over Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave en route to Lithuania, raising concerns about potential interference

EU and WHO officials praised Greece for adopting a systematic approach, drawing on best practices from member states with advanced HTA systems.

The Global Sumud Flotilla, carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, reports drone strikes, flash bombs and chemical attacks within Greece’s search and rescue zone as Israel vows to block its passage. Italy condemns the attack, while Greek government stays silent

President Donald Trump lashes out at ABC and Jimmy Kimmel on social media, citing past lawsuits and criticizing the host’s talent and political stance

Born amid Greece’s War of Independence, the postal service began in 1828 under Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias. From couriers on horseback to the first Athens post office, the story of the Hellenic Post reveals how a nation built communication alongside its statehood

Greece’s top judicial officials stress that the trial must proceed swiftly, rejecting calls to reopen the investigation despite renewed pleas from victims’ families

A technical malfunction in an escalator caused smoke and triggered an alarm, forcing trains to pass through Evangelismos station without stopping

Europe’s leading heritage organization criticizes the Monemvasia cable car project, urging suspension to protect the medieval fortress and its candidacy for UNESCO World Heritage status