Official 2025 data shows births falling below 66,000 nationally, with Greek mothers having children later than ever and only Crete bucking the trend

Cashless free-flow tolling will allow drivers in Greece to travel uninterrupted and be charged based on distance traveled

A by-election in Makerfield, Greater Manchester, is shaping up as the most consequential political test of Keir Starmer's tenure, with his most prominent internal rival on the ballot

Greece's Migration Ministry has greenlit a temporary migrant shelter at the former Skouloudi warehouses near Heraklion, with operations expected to begin within about 20 days

Athens International Airport priced a €500m bond due 2033 at 3.75%, with strong demand and 5.2x oversubscription to fund refinancing and growth now.

Olympiacos celebrates the 16th anniversary of Marinakis taking control of the successful and historic club, a watershed moment supporters say reshaped its history and laid the foundations for unprecedented success

The Irish parliament voted 86 to 70 to eliminate the mandatory three-day waiting period for early-term medication abortions, in what advocates are calling the most significant reform to women's healthcare since the 2018 referendum

Tourism is powering Greece’s jobs boom, with hiring surging as the summer season begins and full-time employment reaching new highs.

Greece's anti-money laundering authority is launching sweeping audits of planning office staff nationwide, targeting undeclared assets, suspicious deposits, and relatives

Registrations are now open for the 15th Spetses Mini Marathon! Join thousands of athletes on October 2–4 for Greece’s premier multi-sport event.

Authorities are considering financial incentives for fishermen to catch silver-cheeked toadfish as officials seek to curb the species' spread, protect marine biodiversity and reduce mounting losses to the fishing industry

Thirty years on, Aliki Vougiouklaki's legacy lives on as her restored dressing room opens in Piraeus, offering a rare glimpse into her world.

The new Athens judicial and correctional complex in Aspropyrgos will replace Korydallos Prison and create a modern high-security facility expected to host around 2,000 inmates.

Greek music legends Lena Platonos and Maria Farantouri bring ancient voices to life in a concert beneath the Acropolis

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras warns that state pensions will struggle to provide adequate replacement income in the future, calling for stronger occupational pension funds

For generations of Greeks, stuffed vegetables have been more than a meal—they are a vessel for memory, family, hospitality, and the stories that define summer

The facility, scheduled to open in 2027 at the agency's Athens headquarters, will feature espionage equipment, declassified archives and interactive exhibits

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that “Moscow will burn” if Russian attacks continue, linking fresh drone strikes on Russia to recent damage inflicted on a historic Kyiv monastery and calling for stronger international pressure on Moscow.

Once unknown in Greece, invasive pufferfish have become a growing concern as warmer waters help their expansion, with scientists warning over toxic species, fishing damage and possible effects on marine ecosystems

Greek fire service deployed 20 firefighters and 6 vehicles Thursday after a blaze ignited in low vegetation close to the Kitsi settlement, with no immediate threat reported