Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis reaffirmed Greece’s support for a two-state solution, stressing that recognition of a Palestinian state should come at the end of political negotiations under UN auspices

The Greek and Turkish leaders hold their tenth meeting in six years, with Athens seeking to keep communication channels open to prevent crises

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 time for peace has come': Emmanuelle Macron said in making the announcement ahead of this week's UN General Assembly

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

The High Seas Treaty becomes legally binding for signatories in 2026, but questions remain on enforcement, financing, and its interaction with deep-sea mining

Athens Coffee Festival returns to Technopolis, City of Athens, from 27–29 September with 110+ coffee brands, world-class baristas, tastings, workshops, championships, street food, stand-up comedy, and live DJ sets

Minister Michalis Chrisochoidis added that the greater Athens-Piraeus area faces the worst problem in terms of criminality in the country, although he claimed the crime rate is falling

Dockworkers in Genoa, Livorno and Trieste blocked ports while police clashed with protesters in Milan, Bologna and Naples as Italian unions staged nationwide strikes against Israel’s war in Gaza, disrupting trains, ports and schools

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

According to the “Ta Nea” report, the tête-à-tête comes in the wake of very “brief and measured” recent tension in the Aegean with the exit of the Turkish oceanographic research vessel Piri Reis

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

A landmark trial in Crete has opened with 105 defendants accused of using fake leases and forged documents to claim EU farm subsidies worth thousands of euros from the scandal hit OPEKEPE between 2019 and 2023

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.

European airports continue to face disruptions after a ransomware attack targeting passenger check-in systems. Investigators have identified the malicious software, while Collins Aerospace works on restoring operations at affected hubs

Once the documentation and cataloguing process is complete, the antiquities will be distributed to museums across the country.