Despite 370 million euros in subsidies, gas and diesel prices remain above 2 euros, while electricity has jumped 20 percent. With the extra bill nearing 1 billion euros, taxes of up to 56 percent on fuel expose the limits of government policy
The 43-year-old involved in the case had been accused in 2020 of trafficking a German woman, while new testimony sheds light on the family’s previous home and earlier reports to a child protection organization
A major attack on Greece’s State Legal Council exposed stolen files and triggered a ransom demand, while authorities investigate a broader series of attacks targeting public institutions and private companies
It is the first time a serving intelligence officer whose own phone was infected with Predator has asked the courts to treat the wiretapping affair as a crime against national security, a move his lawyer says could open a new line of inquiry
Hundreds of products, from dairy and school supplies to fresh meat, have seen price cuts, with discounts reaching as high as 44% under a new retail initiative
The government is preparing measures ranging from higher child and birth benefits to tax breaks, housing support and expanded parental leave, as it seeks to encourage young couples to have children
Kyiv, once dependent on aging Western weaponry, is rapidly increasing the range and firepower of its aerial arsenal
September brings a return to work and routine. A gradual transition, realistic goals, time management and healthy habits can make the post-summer reset smoother
Dendias highlights Europe’s evolving security challenges, from drones and missiles to cyber threats, while stressing Greece’s role in strengthening European defense
Greece is outpacing its Mediterranean rivals in 2026, with inbound travel up 15.4% in the first half, driven by strong road and air arrivals
Authorities are investigating the death of the infant, whose body was kept in a freezer, while a pregnant 15-year-old found in the same apartment was addicted to drugs
Initial assessments indicate structural damage after Metro Line 4 tunneling in Kypseli, with two buildings classified as “red” and several others as “yellow,” prompting calls for further inspections and possible evacuations
Michalis Chrisochoidis said the new traffic operation could improve peak-hour traffic by up to 30%, while permanent police structures will target increasingly organized phone fraud networks
Dan Driscoll had a close relationship with ousted Army chief of staff
Starting Sept. 16, dozens of homes, plots and agricultural properties will go up for online auction, with opening bids ranging from €1,000 to €1.247 million
One man helped broker an arms trade between two militant groups that threatens another key oil-shipping route in the Middle East
The boy was seriously injured after falling from an electric scooter on the island of Karpathos and was airlifted to Athens for treatment
Political ambition, institutional capacity and the missing “how”
A 42-year-old man was sentenced to three months in prison, suspended for three years, after refusing crew instructions and behaving aggressively toward passengers and staff on a flight from Newcastle to Heraklion
Benjamin Netanyahu called the agreement a direct continuation of Israel’s Eastern Mediterranean alliance with Greece and Cyprus, as Athens moves ahead with the Achilles Shield air defense system