High temperatures and tourism boost sales, with the market expected to reach €300 million in 2025, driven by bulk, supermarket, and small retail channels

A new study warns of decades of demographic decline, with shrinking birth rates, an aging society, youth emigration, and housing pressures driving the trend

Rising demand for authentic flavors and the boost from tourism are driving ouzo and tsipouro sales abroad, with exports surpassing €100 million for a second consecutive year

Fresh produce, affordable prices and personal interaction keep Greece’s traditional street markets central to everyday life, though challenges remain for both shoppers and vendors

Paris demanded explanations after Italian Deputy PM Matteo Salvini mocked President Emmanuel Macron, telling him to go to Ukraine “with a helmet and rifle.”

The U.S. president warned of heavy sanctions or tariffs if there is no progress toward peace, while expressing frustration over Moscow’s recent actions

Once reliant on imports, China is rapidly expanding olive cultivation and brands, raising concerns that Greek olive oil could lose ground in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets

Swimming ban imposed after dangerous marine species found near Guardamar del Segura

One year after new legislation allowed public hospital doctors to offer private services, interest remains low due to heavy workloads, limited free time, and high taxes

Temperatures will dip slightly this weekend with scattered showers and storms in the north, before a new heatwave is expected to hit in early September

A 40-year-old man accused of fatally stabbing his wife in front of their children remains missing, with police investigating whether he may have taken his own life

Following devastating summer fires that burned over 13% of Chios, 21 organizations urge authorities to suspend hunting for at least five years to protect the island’s fragile wildlife

The Israeli prime minister dismissed the UN’s declaration of famine in Gaza, blaming Hamas for aid shortages and insisting Israel works to prevent, not cause, starvation

Once seen as an affordable daily treat, coffee has become a rising expense for Greek households, with forecasts warning of further price hikes in cafés, supermarkets, and even at home

Saturday will bring mostly sunny weather across Greece with a drop in temperatures. Some afternoon showers may develop in the northern mountains, while African dust may affect the south

From sand and seawater to UV radiation and sports mishaps, eye injuries are common during summer holidays. Experts share the most frequent risks and essential first aid tips to prevent lasting damage

The August lull in Athens offers a rare pause from the city’s usual bustle. Behind the quiet streets and slow pace, residents discover moments of introspection, gentle melancholy, and the unexpected serenity of staying behind while the city hums at a slower rhythm

Football’s “Cinderella of the North” continues to host its European play opponents in the ‘swamp’-cum-pitch of Aspmyra Stadion