Painterly meditations on homeland landscapes, tributes to Athens’ iconic kiosks and a visceral exploration of abstraction driven by gesture and material, three distinct exhibitions open today across the city, offering a snapshot of the breadth and vitality of the contemporary Greek art scene

Washington pitches a sweeping redevelopment vision for Gaza at Davos while violence continues on the ground and officials signal a possible reopening of the Rafah crossing next week

Temporary route adjustments will affect tram services between southern Athens and the city center on Friday, as infrastructure works continue along a central avenue, according to the public transport authority

Greece remains the most favorite tourist destination for Finns, a fact confirmed by the plan of Finland’s flag carrier, Finnair, to add direct flights to Greece’s second largest city, Thessaloniki. The Greek Tourism Organization (EOT) was present at the MATKA TRAVEL FAIR 2026 in Helsinki with a pavillion, attracting a great number visitors who were […]

The Greek prime minister, speaking just before entering an extraordinary EU Council summit in Brussels, also expressed support for the Trump administration's 'Board of Peace', but only for Gaza

Speaking during a television appearance, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias added that '...if the Turkish side wishes, within the framework of international law, to find a solution to the problem, we can certainly find a solution to the problem'

Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos has picked up four nominations for his film “Bugonia”, including best picture and best actress in a leading role by his muse, Ema Stone. The nominations for the 89th Academy Awards were announced earlier on Thursday. Bugonia was also nominated for Best Original Score by Jerskin Fendrix and Best Adapted Screenplay. […]

Washington’s exit from WHO triggers budget cuts, unpaid fees, and global health concerns, with experts warning it could weaken disease prevention and response worldwide

Goldman Sachs has raised its forecast for gold prices in December 2026 to $5,400 an ounce from $4,900, citing sustained central bank demand.

The transfer follows the collapse of Kurdish-led forces guarding detention sites in northeast Syria, as Washington coordinates with Iraq to relocate thousands of ISIS prisoner

The average hourly wage in Greece reached just 11.3 PPS in 2024, compared with 15.3 in Central and Eastern Europe and over 20 in the EU periphery.

A 64-year-old hotel owner in Rhodes, initially believed to have died in a traffic accident, was the victim of a murder allegedly carried out by a 49-year-old Ukrainian with whom he had personal disputes

Unions demand urgent safety measures after three derailments in 48 hours killed dozens, as investigators probe track conditions and commuters brace for major disruption

According to Mr Bergman, internal company documents show that Instagram’s design features made it easier for adult predators to reach adolescents, groom them into sharing intimate images and then blackmail them through threats of humiliation

Nikos Kakalis takes over the management of the Center for Emission Reduction, leading MERC into a new phase of development

As Greece phases out lignite, the state-owned utility is betting on renewables, storage and a massive data center to reinvent a former coal region and reposition itself for a more digital energy era

Greek authorities say biosecurity measures, not vaccination, remain the only proven strategy to control goat and sheep pox. European guidelines confirm no approved vaccines exist, and improper vaccination could harm trade and prolong outbreaks

Madrid urges deeper defence integration and a coalition of willing states, arguing a unified European force would deter coercion while complementing NATO

The father of a 14-year-old who brought a handgun to school on the Greek island has been released pending trial under strict conditions, while police continue investigating how the minor accessed the weapon