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The total amount offered was 946 million euros, with the coverage ratio at 1.89

The Eleonas waste transfer facility can handle approximately 400 tons of refuse per day expected to improve Athens’ waste management efforts.

Water utility providers will be able to increase charges based on demand, climate, environmental, geographical and social conditions.

Medical professor Dimitris Karousis makes emotional plea during an appearance on Mega Channel, hours after his son, Ionas, was killed by terrorists

The new system will adjust the monthly unemployment benefit afforded to workers in proportion with the amount they have worked and salary they had received. 

It is a law designating a period during which excessively loud noise activities are prohibited during the day

Government spokesman after national security council (KYSEA) meeting: Greece supports the people of Israel and their right to live with security

Almost all industries that adopted the digital card have seen a rise in reported and recorded overtime hours, across the country.

Greece has activated a crisis management unit to assist Greek citizens who want to leave Lebanon as conflict in the Middle East escalates

The report points out that private consumption is expected to benefit from a rise in real disposable income in the wake of a fall in inflation vis-à-vis the rise in nominal wages

'Witchy Woman' was the second single from the Eagles' self-titled debut studio album and it reached No. 9 on the Billboard pop singles chart

Six candidates will be on the PASOK ballot, including incumbent Nikos Androulakis and Athens Mayor Haris Doukas

The source said Greece was widely acknowledged as a reliable broker by all parties involved in the conflict, referring to the excellent relations with both Israel and the Arab nations.

1,800 new cameras are soon expected around Attica to monitor crime and particularly traffic violations

The seller is expected to receive more than 700 million euros for 10% of the bank's shares.

The woman reported that before the missile attack, representatives of the army appeared on television and advised citizens to stay close to their homes from 6 PM.

Two gunmen opened fire in the Jaffa neighborhood of southern Tel Aviv, killing seven and injuring a dozen more. The perpetrators were subsequently killed

Shortly after the missiles were launched, the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs also uploaded a post on X condemning the attack