In Attica, the most dangerous window is forecast from Thursday afternoon, Dec. 3, through Friday morning.

The very high-profile Kimberly Guilfoyle, Donald Trump's choice for ambassador to Greece, was given a tour of the Parliament building by Nikitas Kaklamanis, with talks following

Agriculture Minister Konstantinos Tsiaras announced nearly €500 million in payments to farmers, along with a series of upcoming subsidies, compensation packages and energy support measures as the government seeks to ease pressure on the sector

A symbolic opening — a pigeon freed at dawn — gives way to a long, combative defense: Alexis Tsipras’s Ithaca is part personal portrait, part exhaustive account and justification of his years in power, written to shape how history will remember him

Athens was brought to a standstill as striking taxi drivers launched an unannounced motorcade to Greece’s Parliament, hours after clashes broke out at the Transport Ministry during their ongoing 48-hour strike

In a world terrified of silence, the person who knows how to pause stands out.

European broadcasters will meet Thursday to decide whether new rules are enough to keep the contest neutral, as several countries threaten to withdraw unless Israel is excluded over the Gaza war

Several streets in central Athens will be temporarily closed on Sunday morning for the “43rd Athens Health Run.” Drivers are advised to avoid affected routes between 08:00 and 10:30 and follow traffic police instructions to prevent congestion

Greek farmers escalate nationwide demonstrations, breaking police barricades at Promachonas and blocking Evzoni customs, while Crete faces planned port and airport disruptions amid rising tensions over agricultural support

The allowance ranges from 100 to 800 euros, and can reach 1,200 euros for residents of areas with particularly harsh winter conditions.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stresses government openness to farmers’ concerns while warning that extreme actions, such as blockades, hinder progress. Total agricultural payments will rise to €3.7 billion in 2025

Five-hour talks in Moscow between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump’s envoys yield no compromise on Ukraine, raising European concerns over territorial concessions and U.S.-Russia economic ties, while plans emerge to use frozen Russian assets to support Kyiv

A 29-year-old driver who killed a 24-year-old man in Loutsa was far above the alcohol limit and seen making dangerous illegal overtakes moments before the fatal collision, according to new video evidence

As negotiations with Russia over the war in Ukraine stumble forward, fractures inside NATO and the EU are becoming increasingly visible—fractures Moscow is quick to exploit. Europe scrambles to regain unity while fears of further escalation grow.

Federica Mogherini, ex-EU foreign policy chief, and two others face allegations of procurement fraud, corruption, and conflict of interest linked to EU-funded training for junior diplomats, Belgian prosecutors say

An elderly couple in Greece died side by side on their balcony, one year after losing their son, with early medical findings pointing to simultaneous cardiac events.

Local officials argue that further tourist expansion does not bolster the island economy; instead, they say, it erodes existing businesses’ income and irreversibly damages the natural landscape.

Imports are shrinking, domestic supply is limited, and high VAT rates are driving beef prices to new highs, raising concerns ahead of the Christmas season.

Farmers entered a fourth day of blockades on major highways, vowing to intensify their push for concessions as truck and taxi owners join the widening protests.