Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis calls for AI, technology and digital finance to become central pillars of the Eurozone's economic agenda.
Record-breaking heat waves are challenging the continent’s longstanding resistance to cooling technology, spawning new political battles
The Olympiacos FC President will present plans for Olympiacos FC's historic home field on Thursday afternoon in the heart of Piraeus, outlining the club's vision for its next-generation stadium
Investigators continue to examine the 50-year-old's financial dealings, property disputes and business activities as the search enters its seventh week
Storms are expected across northern and central mainland Greece, reaching even inland areas of the Peloponnese
Fast Ferries cancels all Rafina routes on July 3 amid a 24-hour seamen’s strike over safety concerns and port infrastructure limits on Friday, July 3 in Greece today.
A federal judge let claims from 29 states proceed, ruling Meta may have designed Facebook and Instagram to hook young users
Engineers say a rare chain of errors, plus the neighboring lot's demolition, likely caused the building to collapse
Greek consumers are embracing AI for faster, smarter service—but when issues become complex, most still prefer the reassurance of human support.
A National Bank of Greece survey finds the sector still expects to grow in 2026 despite regional turmoil. But with nearly all its visitors arriving by air, the sector is dangerously exposed if a fuel crisis drags on
A report by MEGA claims the government is drafting a contentious provision that could soften the legal treatment of the Intellexa founder, and has reportedly split the cabinet. There is no official confirmation by the administration.
The latest survey places the ruling center-right party 14 percentage points ahead of the newly formed Greek Left Alliance, while showing continued fragmentation across the opposition despite modest gains among smaller parties
A friend's new testimony describes the 26-year-old victim's close bond with the suspect and his mother's declining mental and physical health in the weeks before the killing
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran is determined to retain control over the strait, while a new round of talks with Qatar on the US deal is expected Wednesday
The decision delivers a rebuke to the president on one of his signature policies
Haris Doukas says the city will provide emergency cash payments and temporary housing to impacted residents, as rescue crews comb the rubble of the four-story block that came down in central Athens.
The confessed killer and two other suspects have been remanded in custody over the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old in the Athens suburb of Calithea, while the remaining defendants were released under restrictive conditions
Tunisia's formal UN objection to Libya's maritime claims strengthens Athens' argument that the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime accord lacks international backing or legitimacy, as Greece, Israel deepen defense cooperation in the meantime
A pilot project to bring artificial intelligence into Greece's coroner services, funded by european recovery money, faces scrutiny over how the contract was awarded and whether the system works at al
The Greek tennis star has once again ended his professional partnership with his father, Apostolos Tsitsipas, as he appoints Thomas Perrin as his new coach. His father's cryptic social media post quickly fueled speculation