In the coming months, the company will issue a tender for the expansion of the passenger terminal, with project completion expected by 2032.

A new Metron Analysis survey reveals that while most Greeks are critical of the European Union’s current influence and functioning, a majority favor deeper integration and stronger EU powers to address global challenges

After 22 days of roadblocks, farmers in northern Greece have reopened lanes on the Thessaloniki-Athens highway for holiday traffic, while maintaining their protest positions with tractors and vehicles along the roadside.

Voras – Kaimaktsalan welcomed its first skiers on Sunday, Dec. 21, officially kicking off the national season. Parnassos Ski Resort opens to visitors today, Dec. 23, 2025.

Oven-baked jacket potatoes stuffed with cheese and ham. Crispy on the outside, fluffy and creamy on the inside, with a rich, comforting flavor. A delicious appetizer or side dish, perfect for any table.

With only days left to pay Greece’s annual vehicle circulation tax for 2026, authorities warn that missed deadlines trigger steep, escalating fines—but payment can still be made easily online, even without personal login credentials

As a share of GDP, public debt is expected to fall to 138.2% from an estimated 145.9% in 2025, with the government targeting a drop below 120% of GDP by 2029.

In recent years, the consequences of Taliban decrees have become starkly visible: girls are barred from secondary education, and many women are forced to remain at home, stripped of basic freedoms.

Major live music venues in Athens and Thessaloniki are fully booked for the holidays, with Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations driving prices sharply higher for premium tables and drinks

The exchange of gifts did not originate in Christianity. Its roots lie in pre-Christian societies and are closely tied to winter religious festivals.

The U.S. president warned Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro to leave power, signaling that seized oil could be kept, sold, or used for U.S. strategic reserves amid ongoing military operations in the region.

The president says Greenland is vital to American security and has appointed a special envoy to advance U.S. interests, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Denmark and Greenland and heightened diplomatic tensions

Amid ongoing farmer demonstrations, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that the government will uphold social responsibility and fairness, ensuring payments are made while refusing to compromise public safety or the wider economy

Lawmakers from both parties and Epstein survivors are criticizing the Justice Department over delays and heavy redactions, as threats of contempt proceedings and calls for full disclosure intensify political pressure in Washington.

Trikala’s famed “Mill of the Elves” has emerged as the country’s most popular Christmas park, pushing local occupancy rates to around 90%.

In a kitchen with aging equipment and limited resources, Iakovos Apergis has spent two decades proving that hospital patients deserve more than the bare minimum—they deserve dignity on a plate

The revised state contract with Hellenic Train sets a 2027 delivery deadline, tougher penalties, higher passenger compensation, and major safety and infrastructure upgrades aimed at modernizing Greece’s rail network.

As nationwide farmer blockades test public patience and government credibility, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis lays out his roadmap to 2027, balancing crisis management, reforms, and early election positioning.

Visibly moved, His Eminence Seraphim, the Metropolitan of Piraeus, expressed his deep gratitude to the Alter Ego president, referring to an "unwavering contribution" that exemplifies a consistent way of life and not a one-off act