Thousands of pensioners are set to receive retroactive payments and monthly increases following recalculations and corrections by Greece’s social security authority, with some cases involving long-standing legal disputes

The incident this time claimed two victims, aged 30 and 50, near the southeast coastal Peloponnese town of Astros Kynouria

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos signaled continued controls on essential goods while reviewing diesel subsidies and warning of global energy risks.

A key uncertainty regarding Greece's effort to retrieve the Holy Fire from Jerusalem this Easter is whether Israel will open its airspace

The lesson from the Strait of Hormuz is not closure. It is control.

Businesses can apply until April 7 for a government program covering up to 80% of hiring costs, aiming to boost full-time employment in selected regions.

The Panagopoulos case comes back to the spotlight with prosecutor's order

Households are expected to face higher power prices in April as wholesale electricity costs climb, driven by global energy tensions, though suppliers plan partial offsets to ease the impact

The Greek industrial group is capitalizing on rising aluminum and gas prices, supply disruptions and its renewables strategy, positioning itself as a rare beneficiary of geopolitical turmoil.

Egypt’s president warns crude prices could exceed $200 amid supply disruptions, calling on Washington to act as Gulf tensions threaten global energy routes

Greece opens a geopolitical bridge to the North – The new ambassador in Reykjavik, opportunities for Athens, the role of Ankara

Authorities on the Greek island of Lesbos are battling an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease after cases were confirmed in multiple farms, leading to the culling of thousands of animals as containment measures intensify

There is, however, one thing we can be absolutely sure about: none of the parties want to cooperate with anyone else. And that isn’t good for our democracy.

A landmark ruling finds the Greek state responsible for rail safety failures, granting compensation to a victim’s family and potentially paving the way for further claims

A school group from a coastal suburb of Athens remains stuck on the remote island of Gavdos due to strong winds, with authorities considering a naval vessel for evacuation if ferry services cannot resume

The three CubeSats built under the ERMIS program represent a significant technological undertaking, each designed to validate a distinct set of innovations developed in Greece

Police carried out an extensive overnight operation in a busy Athens neighborhood, conducting widespread breath tests and issuing fines as part of a zero-tolerance campaign against drunk driving

Neighbors of the departed family share accounts of the months leading to the discovery of the two bodies, with early indications pointing to a family tragedy

Thousands are expected to honor the legendary Greek singer as her body lies in state before a public farewell ceremony in Athens