From Seferis in 1963 to Sir Demis Hassabis in 2023, only four laureates have had Greek roots, each story marking a moment when Greek intellect shone on the world stage

Kyriakos Mitsotakis praised the U.S.-brokered agreement between Israel and Hamas, highlighting its potential for peace and stability, while stressing the need for all sides to fully honor the terms

Kremlin praises the Israel-Hamas ceasefire under Trump’s plan but emphasizes that implementation will determine its success

A growing number of Greek café and restaurant chains are boldly expanding abroad, no longer driven by necessity, but by strategy.

In its judgment, the court ordered Greece to pay a lump sum of 5.5 million euros to the European Commission, along with a daily penalty of 12,500 euros for every day of non-compliance.

Temperatures will rise slightly over the weekend before a new wave of bad weather brings rain, strong winds, and cooler conditions from Wednesday onwards

Families of Israeli hostages erupted in joy and relief after an agreement between Hamas and Israel was announced, marking the first major breakthrough since the abductions nearly two years ago

Compared to measurements dating back to 1940, unusually high temperatures were observed in parts of Europe—particularly the Nordic countries, Eastern Europe, and from the Baltic states to the Balkans.

EU Commission President warns that recent drone and airspace incidents signal a coordinated campaign against Europe, calling for unified measures beyond traditional defence

A 51-year-old man caused panic on a city bus in central Athens before police quickly intervened and arrested him

The annual heating subsidy remains unchanged, ranging from €100 to €1,200 depending on region, with applications opening in November and the first payments expected before Christmas

The Greek government is stepping up surveillance and enforcement measures to contain the sheep pox outbreak, while promising swift compensation and support for affected farmers.

ADAE reports thousands of state-ordered wiretaps justified only by “national security,” deepening concerns over unchecked surveillance in Greece

As Europe faces mounting debt, political turmoil, and surging defense spending, younger generations fear a decline in quality of life compared to their parents

A 38-year-old woman, three months pregnant, was seriously injured after being attacked with a fork by her husband. She underwent surgery to save her eyesight, while the baby remains unharmed.

Local showers in the eastern Aegean and Dodecanese will quickly give way to clear skies and rising temperatures across the country

Earlier on Wednesday Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova referred to Greece and the 1974 Cyprus coup, among others, which she bundled together in what she claimed were Helsinki Accord violations by the West

Gerapetritis mentioned the need to further strengthen ties between the Balkan states and the Baltic countries to form a common stance on foreign policy and security.