Taiwan and Kratos Defense successfully trial the Mighty Hornet IV drone, aiming to deploy low-cost, large-scale unmanned systems to bolster the island’s defenses against China.

Greek police said no evidence emerged against those questioned following violent overnight incidents near a major university campus, which left one officer injured and caused damage to police vehicles

U.S. President Donald Trump gives full backing to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female leader, as polls predict a strong victory for her coalition despite market concerns over spending and defense policies

Daniel San Diego, wanted over 2003 California bombings linked to animal testing, can be sent to the U.S. to face trial after a London court ruled there is no political interference in his case

The Bernier/Eliades Gallery presents the artist’s first solo show with the gallery, featuring new sculptural and installation works that explore materiality, uncertainty and spatial experience through a post-minimalist lens

Deputy Health Minister announces immediate recruitment in the national health system, with 3,000 additional temporary roles opening by February to strengthen hospitals across the country

Private sector employees are entitled to the Easter bonus, which must be paid by Holy Wednesday, with amounts based on salary type, length of employment, and current wage levels

In Greece in 2026, the picture remains complex: significant steps forward coexist with chronic systemic flaws, inequalities in access, and institutional failures that continue to burden patients

The Greek smart locker company targets Southeast Europe, aiming to double its parcel volume and expand to 600,000 lockers by 2026

Lublin and Rzeszow airports resumed operations after Poland temporarily activated NATO aircraft and air defences in response to Russian strikes on Ukraine, in a preventive move to secure airspace near the border

On Thursday (05/02), a conference on Greek-French relations was held in Paris by the Delphi Economic Forum, in collaboration with the ALTER EGO MEDIA newspapers, VIMA and NEA.

Young adults who turned 18 in 2025 must submit tax returns if they earned income, own property, or have a registered vehicle, while certain students and dependent children are exempt.

Nighttime closures affect Neos Kosmos–Syntagma section; temporary bus service X15 will serve passengers during construction and 5G installation work

Greece launches a program allowing patients with cancer and multiple sclerosis to collect high-cost prescriptions from private pharmacies, aiming to reduce queues and improve access to essential medicines

Partial lane closures will affect key sections of the avenue on February 7-8 due to roadworks, with drivers advised to follow traffic signs and plan extra travel time.

"I am sorry to say this, but no government official has ever cared about adequately staffing these services. Whatever we do, we do with meager resources and tragic understaffing.”

A UN Security Council committee has agreed to exempt 17 humanitarian projects from sanctions on North Korea, clearing the way for delayed aid deliveries as Seoul and Washington seek renewed engagement with Pyongyang

The Moroccan national stands accused of migrant smuggling and possible charges of negligent homicide; 15 Afghans nationals died when the migrant boat collided with a Greek coast guard patrol vessel