Kyriakos Mitsotakis also referred to the state budget, describing it as “development-oriented” and “a compass guiding the economy’s priorities.”

France’s highest court confirmed former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction for illegal campaign financing in his failed 2012 re-election bid, upholding a one-year non-custodial sentence, half of which is suspended, while his lawyers consider appealing to Europe

Current scenarios point to a possible rise of 2–3 euros per month, translating to 6–9 euros on a quarterly bill.

A massive fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, has killed at least 55 people and left nearly 300 missing. Authorities blame “grossly negligent” construction work, with scaffolding and unsafe materials possibly fueling the inferno

The woman accused of killing her mother-in-law, due to testify on Friday, says she is “crushed” and promises to tell the full truth as she prepares to face charges for intentional homicide and illegal weapons use

Approximately 3,600 parents are expected to benefit from the program, receiving vouchers that will allow them to select accredited caregivers from the official registry.

The Pope's trip coincides with what he has called a Jubilee Year, marking 1,700 years since the First Ecumenical Council

Farmers and livestock breeders in two major regions plan coordinated road blockades and demonstrations, demanding overdue payments, lower production costs and stronger state support for the agricultural sector

Severe flooding, landslides and power outages hit Corfu and Aetolia-Acarnania as Storm Adel intensifies, prompting emergency alerts, travel disruption and widespread school closures

From Ukraine to strategic autonomy, defence, and budget priorities, President Metsola outlines the EU’s vision, challenges, and role in safeguarding peace, stability, and democratic accountability

Consumer advocates warn shoppers to stay alert this Black Friday, urging careful research, clear budgeting and close scrutiny of discount claims to avoid misleading deals and unnecessary spending.

Young Europeans do not want to fight. According to research by IE University, while 49% believe their country will be directly involved in a war within the next ten years, only one-third say they would choose to fight in such a case

A son recounts the remarkable life of Michael Oikonomides, a Cypriot volunteer who fought in the Spanish Civil War with the International Brigades—honored nearly a century later as Spain grants citizenship to his descendants.

A 47-year-old priest near Thessaloniki is under investigation after five boys, ages 12 to 15, reported him to police for sexual harassment—allegations he denies, claiming the minors are retaliating for being reprimanded.

Roberta Metsola will hold high-level meetings with Greek leaders and inaugurate a new Europe-focused visitor center during her official visit to Athens.

Ministers meet at 11 a.m. to discuss a new labor agreement, the 2026–2029 national budget framework, reforms to inheritance law, and a wide range of development and regulatory initiatives

The body of the 19-year-old soldier who died during a grenade inspection in Rhodes was flown back to Crete on Thursday, as Greece’s Armed Forces observe three days of mourning and investigators work to determine the cause of the fatal explosion.

Athens launches its holiday season on November 27 with the lighting of its 19-meter Christmas tree in Syntagma Square, a large open celebration featuring live performances and the unveiling of the city’s festive decorations.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, and widespread dust transport from Africa will affect most of Greece, with the strongest weather in western regions.

Olympiacos never gave up against the world's greatest team, scored three goals; Vinícius and Mbappé were unstoppable