A new Hellenic Court of Audit report finds that 81% of public entities still lack a functioning internal audit system and that oversight contracts worth millions are being awarded without open competition and without justification

The reform, taking effect in September 2026, updates rules on wills, inheritance rights and estate management, marking the first major overhaul of the legal framework in eight decades.

Ankara is preparing to deploy at least 90 warships and conduct sweeping air force drills in the coming weeks, as reports emerge of plans to codify its revisionist "Blue Homeland" maritime doctrine into law

A healthcare workers’ union warns that hospitals and clinics are operating with severe staffing gaps, closed units and mounting workloads as millions of tourists are expected to visit the country’s islands this summer

A group workshop hidden within Greece's capital reimagines cooking into a shared social dining experience

As far-right influence spreads through media, publishing and cinema, artists and intellectuals across Europe are warning that the battle for culture has become a battle for democracy itself

Several energy carriers have successfully exited the Strait of Hormuz amid disrupted Gulf shipping, transporting LNG and crude oil cargoes to Pakistan, China and India

The ex-Olympiacos and Xanthi defender had been hospitalized in a hospital ICU over the recent period; tributes poured from across the Greek football world for one of the country’s top defenders of the 2000s

Authorities say the 42-year-old suspect had warned his wife he was returning to Greece and threatened to kill her, while investigators continue examining weapons found in his possession

Greek finance minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, told parliament that for every €1 billion repaid ahead of schedule, Greece saves €30 million in interest costs, and that the risk tied to a large cluster of debt obligations due around 2032 had been substantially reduced.

The U.S. president said he has urged several Middle Eastern and regional nations to join the Abraham Accords collectively, suggesting Iran could also become part of the framework if an agreement is reached

Investigators are examining DNA evidence, preparing arrest warrants and dismissing an initial claim that the child was injured in a playground accident, as suspicions of severe abuse intensify

A new OECD study places Greece among the European countries facing the greatest challenges in preventing and managing chronic illnesses, with cancer and cardiovascular diseases remaining leading causes of death and disability

The operation took place on Sunday, when the helicopter retrieved a sole patient from the cruiseship Costa Fascinosa, which was sailing about 20 nautical miles south of Milos

An Athens court found 13 defendants guilty in a case involving illegal agricultural subsidies worth roughly €250,000 in northern Greece

One of the largest assaults on the Ukrainian capital since the war began left multiple people dead and nearly 100 injured, drawing condemnation from European leaders and renewed calls for international action

Speaking at a conference on Greece’s demographic challenges, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis also confirmed a €150 support payment per child will be distributed in June as part of broader family support measures

From the looks of it, that is exactly how we will head to the polls— with little reason to hope that the turmoil will subside on election night

The beloved jazz festival marks 25 years since its creation with its biggest lineup to date

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