A 36-year-old performer faces misdemeanor charges of dangerous driving and driving under the influence after allegedly crashing into five parked cars in central Athens, with alcohol levels reportedly far above the legal limit

The Greek Eurovision 2026 national final winner, Akylas, shared childhood experiences of homophobic bullying in Thessaloniki and spoke about the overwhelming support he received from fans, highlighting the importance of representation for LGBTQ+ youth

The Hellenic Air Force sent a squadron of Mirage 2000-5 jets and personnel to Mont de Marsan Air Base for the multinational Orion 2026 exercise, conducting missions in simulated modern threats alongside France, Germany, and Qatar

On the ExxonMobil front, Papastavrou confirmed that Greece will conduct its first exploratory drilling in nearly half a century in the first half of 2027.

“Korea and Greece share deep “koina” (Greek word for commonalities),” the South Korean Ambassador to Greece, Ju-seong Lim, told TΟ ΒΗΜΑ International Edition during our 14th episode of “The Ambassadors Series.” Wearing his traditional Korean garb called hanbok, Mr. Ju-seong Lim warmly invited us into his residence in Athens, where he shared his views on […]

The governor of the South Aegean has formally requested the docking of the Hellenic Navy’s new FDI frigate “Kimon” in Rhodes to mark the 78th anniversary of the Dodecanese’s union with Greece, highlighting national pride and local security

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend the India AI Impact Summit 2026, meeting global tech leaders and Indian PM Narendra Modi to strengthen Greece’s role in shaping international AI policy and advancing strategic economic and technological ties.

The family spirit of the night continued off the court, as Giannis’ mother, Veronika Antetokounmpo, shared a warm embrace and posed for photos with Michelle Obama.

The 64-year-old man in Viannos, Crete, stabbed his 67-year-old brother to death following a dispute over car keys, prompting murder and domestic violence charges; authorities continue investigating the tragic escalation that led to the fatal attack

Tehran announced temporary closures in the vital oil route as indirect nuclear negotiations with Washington began in Geneva amid a U.S. military buildup

Discussions focused on resilience in critical mineral supply chains, strategic autonomy in materials such as aluminium, and the role of energy policy in industrial resilience.

In Athens’ Exarchia neighborhood, locals celebrated carnival and symbolically reclaimed a blocked public square, burning a “metropolitan rat” effigy while highlighting concerns over urban displacement and the lack of open spaces for children and resident

The Greek Ministry of Culture investigates the sale of WWII-era photos from the Kaisariani executions, facing legal complexities; experts suggest direct purchase as the most practical way to secure these sensitive historical materials

Despite strong visitor numbers, tourism revenue paints a more nuanced picture as average spending per traveler continues to decline.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stresses that political stability is key for national progress, warning that the coming election year will shape the country's path amid uncertainty and criticizing the opposition for spreading misinformation and fear

Following a deadly explosion at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala, Greece, authorities uncover serious construction flaws, gas leaks, and safety violations, while the factory owner faces court and workers report dangerous conditions ignored for months

Akylas' "FERTO" has captured the hearts of fans across Europe, placing Greece in second place for Eurovision 2026 with a unique performance concept on the horizon.

The Greek government doubles its offshore exploration area through a partnership with Chevron and Helleniq Energy, aiming for long-term energy production, economic benefits, and strengthened European energy security