The vote removes the parliamentary protection of former European Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos, who denies wrongdoing and says he plans to appear voluntarily before Belgian authorities.

Memorial events and anti-fascist demonstrations are taking place around Piraeus, marking the anniversary of the 2013 killing that led to the investigation and eventual conviction of members of Golden Dawn as a criminal organization.

Britain's leading AI scientists warn that the race for artificial intelligence is accelerating faster than the safeguards designed to control it. From calls for mandatory AI 'kill switches' to fears of cyber warfare, TO VIMA examines the growing divide between technological ambition and public safety

Greece awaits Moody's and Scope ratings today, as focus shifts from investment grade to whether debt cuts can push it higher still.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged accountability for countries supplying weapons used to attack civilians in Sudan, as the conflict continues to drive mass displacement and a severe humanitarian crisis

The European Central Bank is asking the public to choose from 10 proposed designs based on European culture or rivers and birds, with voting open through Sept. 21.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the “Synepeia” platform will allow citizens and businesses to see which public entities delay payments and for how long, as the government outlines further measures for businesses

A new Intrum survey finds that 60% of Greeks have borrowed money to cover bills, while 37% have delayed payments and 47% have used buy now, pay later services.

Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president will join talks on eurozone productivity, growth, energy costs and competitiveness, as EU finance ministers and central bank governors discuss broader economic and financial priorities.

MARC survey records ND at 27.5% in stated voting intention, followed by EL.A.S. at 14% and PASOK at 10.1%, with 11% of respondents undecided

Irregular migrant arrivals into the EU fell 35% the first 8 months of 2026, but EU member states are still rattled by the Ceuta migration crisis

Top commander outlines Greece’s “Agenda 2030” reforms, including changes to military service, an active voluntary reserve and dual-use infrastructure, as he calls for a whole-of-society approach to European defense

Archaeologists at Chan Chan uncovered a sealed Chimú mausoleum holding at least 38 people and a wealth of funerary treasures

Free movement within the EU often serves as an alibi for low wages and labor exploitation rather than genuine opportunity

Three defendants are on trial over the May 2025 explosion that killed a 38-year-old woman, who was allegedly carrying an improvised explosive device intended for a bank ATM

Chemical analysis of fossil teeth from "Thomas the T. rex" pins its body temperature at 36.3 ± 2.5°C, settling a decades-old debate

Kyriakos Mitsotakis says no meeting with President Erdogan is currently scheduled; says government weighing measures to curb heating costs

After a Saudi appeal, China is leaning on Iran behind closed doors to curb the Houthis, using its position as Tehran's top oil customer

Heating oil to open at 2euros/liter on Oct 15 as fuel prices keep climbing — a 500L order will cost 1,000 euros, squeezing households before winter even begins.