The Greek economy grew 2 percent year-on-year, driven mainly by private consumption and tourism.

Ukraine and Greece reached a wide-ranging seven-point agreement during President Volodymyr Zelensky’s six-hour visit to Athens, covering ceasefire terms, security guarantees, energy cooperation, cyber resilience, reconstruction—and a new deal on maritime drones

Now playing at the National Theatre of Greece, the acclaimed production that premiered in London turns listening into a radical act, shifting the focus from speech to the living world around us

The platform will map all tourism activities and businesses by destination, showcase products and services, highlight attractions, beaches, and museums, and integrate thematic tourism offerings.

Crowds gather at Athens’ Polytechnic University to honor the 1973 uprising victims, with events culminating in a march to the U.S. embassy amid strict traffic and metro restrictions

Authorities say at least two more people may have assisted in placing the bomb that triggered the violent feud between two families in the Cretan village of Vorízia

President Zelenskiy announces a historic agreement with France to bolster Ukraine’s air force and air defence amid escalating Russian attacks, marking a long-term effort to strengthen the country’s military capabilities

The two-week national drill on Crete tested air-defense units through live-fire exercises, coordinated scenarios and joint operations across all branches of Greece’s armed forces

Like the existing “blue” fixed-rate tariffs, the upcoming “red” tariffs are expected to remain an attractive refuge for households unsettled by the sharp swings in wholesale electricity prices over the past three months.

As prices in Greece spiral far beyond wages, everyday shopping raises a painful question: how can a family survive on the average salary? New poverty data reveals the stark truth—many simply don’t.

In a reversal, President Trump is now calling on GOP lawmakers to vote for releasing Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein, a move that has intensified divisions within the Republican Party

During Zelensky’s visit to Athens, Greece explored potential cooperation with Ukraine on advanced naval drones that have played a key role in Kyiv’s Black Sea operations

Greek police are preparing sweeping raids, weapons checks, and financial investigations to dismantle powerful family-based criminal networks in Crete after a deadly vendetta. Secret files, hidden arsenals, and explosive new evidence reveal the scale of the challenge.

“Our country is, in practice and on the ground, becoming an energy hub,” said the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou

Unstable weather with African dust, rising temperatures, and scattered showers is expected across Greece during the November 17 Polytechnic commemoration, with the heaviest rain focused in western regions

Cyprus has filed official complaints after Turkish fighter jets entered its flight information region and conducted low passes near the buffer zone, prompting a swift response from Cypriot air-defense systems.

Greece and Cyprus pause their flagship power-interconnection project to re-evaluate costs, hunt for investors, and navigate U.S. interest and Turkish pressure—revealing deep rifts between the two allies over strategy, risk, and the project’s viability.

A bridge collapse at a semi-industrial copper mine in Lualaba province killed dozens, with many more critically injured as panic reportedly broke out after military gunfire at the site

Police have detained four suspects in the shooting death of a 42-year-old man at a mountain villa in Arachova, recovering weapons and valuables during raids as investigators conclude the killing was a high-priced contract hit.

Athens faces major transport disruptions from 15–17 November as authorities close central metro stations and reroute dozens of bus and trolley lines for the annual Polytechnic uprising commemoration