“This year is not a normal situation—it is wartime, and its duration remains unknown,” the minister noted, adding that the government would proceed “calmly and step by step.”

Authorities shut down six schools issuing unaccredited degrees, uncovering €3.2 million in illegal profits and widespread tax evasion

Greece’s short-term economic outlook remained favorable

Free entry applies to all public museums, monuments, and archaeological sites under the Ministry of Culture.

Greek Defense Minister stresses continuous evaluation of military presence while Cyprus expresses strong interest in the “Kentavros” defense system

The legislation tightens fare evasion rules, raising fines for traveling without a valid ticket on public transport in Athens and Thessaloniki to 100 euros, up from 72 euros.

Richard Goldberg, former White House National Security Council official who helped shape U.S. sanctions policy on Iran, tells To Vima that Greece’s shipping industry and energy infrastructure could play a decisive role in U.S. efforts to secure energy flows amid Middle East tensions

Supreme court calls for calm and respect as proceedings begin, while victims’ families and lawyers raise concerns over courtroom conditions and case handling

Authorities uncover a network of fake companies behind millions in losses, with several high-profile media personalities among those implicated

The Motor Oil Group announced adjusted EBITDA of €1.2 billion — and a generous dividend of €1.75 per share

Following talks at CERAWeek, Greek Ministers and Chevron agreed on steps to fast-track offshore exploration, with seismic surveys south of Crete planned before the end of 2026.

Nearly 3.1 million Greeks to receive digital fuel cards next month, offering up to €60 in subsidies for gas, public transport, and taxis

Authorities identify a 21-year-old allegedly present during the fatal attack on a 20-year-old, as investigations expand and the victim’s family calls for justice and answers

Tehran denies any negotiations with Washington after fresh missile attacks, while conflicting signals from both sides rattle global markets and push oil prices higher again.

Widespread rain, thunderstorms in southern regions and Crete, and mountain snowfall will shape a cooler-than-usual day, with strong northerly winds affecting the Aegean.

Higher energy, raw material, and transport costs linked to the Middle East conflict are pushing up fertilizer prices and driving noticeable increases in fruit and vegetable prices across Greek markets.

Interest in Greek property for residency permits has fallen sharply, with retirees from Western Europe now driving most foreign purchases, as younger, investment-focused buyers decline

The World Meteorological Organization reports extreme warming, with 2025 ranking among the top three hottest years, warning of severe glacier loss and escalating climate emergency

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen seeks a third term as voters head to the polls with no clear majority expected, while domestic issues and past U.S. pressure over Greenland shape the political landscape