Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used his speech at the New Year’s cake-cutting event for New Democracy employees to outline both short- and long-term political goals, framing the 2027 elections and the year 2030 as key milestones for the country

Meeting in Nikaia, near Larissa, central Greece, farmers, livestock breeders, fishermen and beekeepers are expected to decide who will represent them during the talks with the prime minister, scheduled for Tuesday, as well as to finalize their negotiating strategy ahead of the meeting

In the early hours of Saturday, the army said it had completed a sweep of the district, though it acknowledged that some Kurdish fighters were still hiding. In a statement, Kurdish forces rejected claims that Sheikh Maksoud had fallen, insisting they continued to resist

The avalanche that killed four mountaineers in the Vardousia Mountains was not an extreme or unpredictable natural phenomenon, but the result of a complex snow structure combined with a slope that effectively functioned as a terrain trap, according to a detailed technical report released days after the tragedy

Citing adverse weather conditions in the preceding hours, some ferry operators opted to cancel scheduled routes on their own initiative

Iranian authorities moved to escalate their response to the largest anti-government protests in years, with the Revolutionary Guards vowing to defend the Islamic Republic at all costs

New Eurostat inflation data show that everyday staples in Greece, ranging from meat and milk to fruit and yogurt, are becoming more expensive far more quickly than across the rest of the European Union, putting growing pressure on household budgets

The rollout of a new digital platform promises to streamline Greek passport applications, reduce delays and paperwork, and, starting in 2026, shorten waiting times for Greeks applying through consulates abroad

Where the government Is betting and how It will act in 2026. The projection of international instability risks and Maximos Mansion’s (the Greek Prime Minister’s office) assessment that the majority of citizens are unwilling to risk—or worse, lose again—the few gains they have achieved through great effort and sacrifice.

The announcement was made late Thursday during an emergency press briefing by NASA’s new administrator, Jared Isaacman.

'Greece's positive vote took into account all the factors that protect Greek farmers,' sources at the ministry of rural development were repeatedly quoted on Friday evening as saying, after EU states gave the go-ahead in a majority vote

According to the country's statistics authority, nearly every business in the country also has Internet access

The classic 1967 comedy is shown at the Hellenic American Union as part of a tribute marking 15 years since the passing of acclaimed theatre director, actor and teacher Andreas Voutsinas

The bizarre incident was captured on video and widely disseminated across social media

The draft legislation envisions a series of changes and reforms for the armed forces' structure, including significant changes in the conscription regime

During the preliminary investigation, the accused admitted to striking the victim earlier this week, reportedly following an argument involving a girl. With the agreement of the public prosecutor, the minor would be held in temporary custody following his testimony

How did Seferis put it: “Centuries of poison; generations of poison.” You might think we have earned the right to speak and sing freely—but still, the battles must be fought again.

Who and how is Athens investing to ensure an active role in the fluid geopolitical field and at the same time peace in the Aegean against an unpredictable Ankara?

The EU’s trade pact with South America’s Mercosur bloc lowers tariffs and expands market access for Greek exports, while raising concerns among farmers over competition, food standards and the long-term protection of products like feta