A nationwide investigation reveals a vast black market in firearms, explosive regional disparities, and a surge in illegal weapons—from Balkan smugglers to 3D-printed guns—prompting the Greek government to introduce far tougher penalties

Pavlos de Grece participated among the Priestesses and Kouroi in a choreography inspired by Artemis Ignatiou, with musical direction by Dimitris Papadimitriou.

Contemporary life, alienation, urban solitude and the longing for connection lie at the heart of the 21 photographers’ works featured in “Our Stories,” opening at the heart of Athens from November 27 to December 7

In Greece, Aegean, OTE, and Bank of Cyprus stand out among Wood's top picks, with Aegean taking the lead.

JP Morgan estimates that Greece has recorded significant progress in fiscal consolidation since the financial crisis, noting the country’s economy is slightly “overpriced” in the context of its investment model.

Netflix experienced widespread outages in the U.S. as the highly anticipated fifth and final season of Stranger Things launched, forcing the streaming platform to increase bandwidth to meet soaring demand

ENEO (Evaluating Near Earth Object Impacts), created by engineer Alexandros Notas at the National Technical University of Athens, translates complex space-physics models into practical civil-protection scenarios.

Government, employers, and unions reach a landmark agreement ending austerity-era restrictions, boosting worker protection, fair pay, and stability in the Greek labor market

Based on reports from Veterinary Services,1,754 confirmed cases were recorded from Aug. 2024 to Nov. 23, 2025, affecting 2,192 farms nationwide.

Two men arrested for possessing hundreds of forged artworks, including counterfeits of a famed Greek painter whose originals are national cultural treasures. Weapons were also confiscated

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