Public Power Corporation (PPC), Greece’s largest electricity provider, announced a 14.5% reduction in its September green tariffs, citing falling wholesale energy prices. Other household plans also see notable drops, offering consumers lower costs

Athens celebrates literature with the city’s biggest book festival, bringing together 210 publishers, 285 stands, and more than 200 cultural events from September 5 to 21

The standoff peaked around 10 p.m., with tensions running high on both sides. Greek crews filmed the incident and claim they alerted the authorities, but no officials arrived at the scene.

The rise of social media has expanded bullying beyond school walls, creating deeper psychological impacts on children and teenagers. Experts stress the urgent need for prevention, early intervention, and specialized training in child and adolescent mental health

Beijing will unveil advanced homegrown weaponry during a major military parade marking the 80th anniversary of victory over Japan in World War II, signaling its growing technological edge and strategic ambitions

Sanofi is developing a vaccine that targets acne-causing bacteria, with early trials showing promising results. Experts say success could reduce antibiotic use and ease the global burden of acne, though public vaccine hesitancy remains a major challenge

He noted that the scale of the measures will be close to €1.5 billion, in addition to the €1 billion package announced in April that included a rent rebate for tenants

A central part of these efforts is the NATO-supported procurement mechanism, which will channel European funds for the purchase of U.S. weapons such as Patriot air defense systems.

The Thessaloniki International Fair edition carries a special anniversary character, as it coincides with the centennial of TIF-HELEXPO.

The 2025–2026 program brings world-class soloists, orchestras, Greek artists, dance, jazz, and family productions to the Athens Concert Hall, with ticket presales opening September 8

Addressing left-wing parties, he said the framework on migration and returns would become stricter,

Kallas stated that the EU wanted third countries to act in accordance with international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

The Swiss food giant removed Freixe after confirming he violated the company’s code of conduct; longtime executive Philipp Navratil has been named as his successor

Britain’s Home Office has launched a campaign telling around 130,000 foreign students and their families they must leave once their visas expire, as the government moves to curb migration and prevent asylum claims from expiring student visa holders

Officials acknowledge the impact of school closures, especially in rural areas, where some children may now face daily commutes of up to 80 kilometers.

The European Central Bank left its key interest rate at 2% and is expected to maintain that stance next month before reopening talks on possible cuts in the autumn.

A 14-year-old has been arrested in Patras after a fire broke out near the suburban railway, briefly halting train services. Authorities are searching for two more suspects linked to the blaze, which residents spotted and reported early Tuesday

Stournaras cited the 2024 OECD report, which shows that 40% of Greek high school students have a bank account and more than one in five use banking or prepaid card products.

The acclaimed singer, known for her inventive musical style and for representing Greece in last year’s Eurovision, took the stage at the packed Ano Mera stadium as part of her major tour, “POP.”

After marathon talks in Sinai, Greek and church officials failed to secure consensus, with Egyptian police stationed outside the historic monastery amid ongoing tensions