The late Greek singer-songwriter gave his final Athens performance last June at the historic Rockwave Festival, in a night that brought together three generations of fans and celebrated a lifetime of musical storytelling

Amid the absence of comprehensive zoning plans, local leaders are tightening their stance on new projects, claiming they aim to protect the islands’ natural beauty and character.

The Greek industrial and energy group will supply ENGIE with solar power from six UK sites, helping prevent over 52,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually and advancing the UK’s decarbonization goals

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy begins his sentence in a high-security wing of La Santé prison, isolated and under constant guard due to threats, while planning to write and exercise during his confinement

The celebrated songwriter, who shaped six decades of Greek music, will be honored with a public funeral at Athens’ First Cemetery this Saturday, following his recent battle with cancer

By spring 2026, every debt of all public bodies will be automatically recorded from the moment it arises, complete with date, amount, and creditor, ending decades of opacity in public finances.

Police in Greece have detained 37 suspects in a major OPEKEPE fraud probe, alleging a network used false claims to obtain millions in EU farm subsidies

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis downplayed Defence Minister Nikos Dendias’s absence from a key parliamentary debate, saying he supports the amendment on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and will vote for it

In a rare 1989 interview, Greece’s most influential singer-songwriter reflects on politics, ideology, and the moral decline of a generation — blending wit, remorse, and sharp insight into a country losing its way.

According to these sources, President Trump’s 20-point framework specifies that day-to-day governance of Gaza would be undertaken by Palestinians, under the oversight of an international transitional body - the Board of Peace - chaired by the US president

The European Commission launches a new strategy to prevent farm closures by encouraging the next generation of farmers, calling for more funding, accessible land, and long-term support to sustain Europe’s agricultural sector

Political figures across Greece paid tribute to Dionysis Savvopoulos, the singer-songwriter who shaped Greek music and public life for six decades, following his death at 81

As visitor numbers soar and infrastructure strains, the Bank of Greece warns that the country’s islands must shift from growth to sustainability — with €35 billion in new investments to keep paradise afloat

From city streets to social media feeds, the bystander effect exposes the unsettling truth about human hesitation in the face of danger.

In his final published writing, Greek singer-songwriter Dionysis Savvopoulos reflects on his lifelong admiration for composer Manos Hadjidakis, recalling the first time he heard the music that would forever shape his understanding of Greek song.

The proposed legislation amends two key statutes governing U.S. defense relations with Cyprus: Section 205 of the Eastern Mediterranean Security and Energy Partnership Act of 2019, and Section 1250A of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020

A parliamentary amendment to protect the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier exposes fractures within the Greek government and sharp clashes with opposition parties, revealing deep political and social divisions.

Discover Dionysis Savvopoulos’s journey from a struggling young musician in Thessaloniki to a defining voice of Greek music. His life, albums, and uncompromising vision continue to inspire generations.

Unsettled weather will return midweek, with heavy rain and storms mainly across western regions, while the rest of the country sees scattered showers and normal seasonal temperatures.

A large-scale study on mammals and birds suggests that the female longevity advantage is rooted deep in evolution — linked to genetics, sexual selection, and parental care