The discovery was announced by the French archaeological insitute Inrap in a press release in March

Japan will create a $10 billion financial framework to help Asian nations secure oil and other energy resources amid rising geopolitical tensions, aiming to safeguard regional supply chains and reduce the risk of disruptions affecting key industries.

The American soul icon will headline the final concert at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens before the famed conservatory shuts its doors for a landmark three-year restoration, making his June 30 performance a once-in-a-generation farewell.

A new version of the Market Pass scheme is being considered to support household budgets, offering monthly financial aid for essential goods and usable across a wide range of food retailers and markets

Deputy Minister Giorgos Mylonakis remains intubated in the ICU at the Evangelismos Hospital

A sharp increase in inspections and the expansion of digital ticketing systems are credited with reducing fare evasion across Athens’ public transport network, according to transport officials

Hungary’s election winner Peter Magyar has announced plans to suspend state media broadcasts, introduce a new media law and create a new authority, pledging to safeguard press freedom after his party’s landslide victory ended Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule

A new demographic study reveals that nearly six in ten births in Greece are now delivered by C-section, the highest rate in the EU, raising concerns over medical necessity and public health implications

The signing of a drilling contract in the Ionian Sea reflects investor confidence in Greece’s economy and regulatory framework, officials said, while highlighting the potential for sizable gas discoveries.

Skopelos and Andros gain international recognition as emerging European travel gems, highlighted for their authenticity, natural beauty, and appeal beyond mass tourism trends.

A 19-year-old woman died after a suspected drug-related incident, while three individuals have been arrested over alleged attempts to conceal evidence as investigations continue

Inflation rises as Greece continues to outpace the eurozone, exposing structural weaknesses in its energy-dependent economy. It also raises concerns that price pressures will prove more persistent, compounding the strain on households.

The IMF warns the euro zone faces weaker growth and rising inflation even if the Iran war subsides, with higher energy costs expected to push the ECB toward interest rate hikes.

Peace is not the end of disruption. It is where the real competition begins.

Among the more than 1,500 lives lost in the Titanic disaster were four young Greek migrants from the same village in southern Greece. Their story, long overlooked, reflects the hardship and hope of early 20th-century migration to America

Businesses struggle to fill key roles as demand surges, with foreign recruitment expected to cover only a fraction of vacancies across tourism and other sectors

In a groundbreaking new study, Stathis Kalyvas and Natasha Triantafylli trace the artistic, literary cosmogony under the Colonels’ seven-year dictatorship

Two remarkably preserved whale skeletons uncovered on a Portuguese beach offer rare insight into early marine life, after storms stripped away layers of sand and exposed ancient remains

Athens moves to extend Yannis Stournaras’ tenure at the Bank of Greece, underlining confidence in monetary policy and financial stability.