The European Commission and Europa Nostra selected 30 outstanding heritage projects from 18 European countries

Already affecting cattle worldwide and detected in many other animal species, it easily infects cells of the human respiratory system. How much of a threat does it pose, given that no systematic monitoring is in place?

The voluntary repatriation of these ancient Greek treasures marks a key step in combating the illicit trade in antiquities

Turkey accuses Greece of imposing illegal fishing restrictions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean

Greece boasts one of Europe’s fastest-growing film industries, supporting thousands of professionals and showcasing Greece and Greek talent globally

For the first time, a clear, cohesive and modern framework of rules is being established for the protected areas across the entire Cyclades, part of the Dodecanese, and the islets of Falconera and Velopoula in the Myrtoan Sea

Drivers and professionals struggle with rising costs while the government weighs extending subsidies and longer-term measures to ease the burden

The Greek government highlights intensified efforts by coast guard personnel in Crete to manage migration flows across challenging open-sea routes, while strengthening cooperation with Libya and reinforcing maritime security operations and port oversight.

Nearly one in three businesses audited in 2025 were found violating tax rules, with car repair services topping the list as authorities impose billions in fines and hundreds of shutdowns.

Greece’s objection that the framework treats LNG unfairly in its well-to-wake lifecycle accounting should be addressed

Greece sits in a genuinely difficult position. It is a net energy importer with significant exposure to global oil and gas price movements, Brouillette says

Ten years after his death, Prince’s genre-defying sound, bold identity and fight for artistic freedom continue to shape modern music, inspiring generations while challenging every boundary of pop culture

Dozens of ruling party MPs may break ranks in a crucial vote tied to an EU probe into the OPEKEPE scandal, exposing internal tensions and intensifying political pressure on the government.

Unstable conditions bring rain and thunderstorms to northern regions, while much of the country remains mostly clear. Temperatures stay mild but are expected to dip midweek as winds strengthen.

New report highlights persistent informal employment, with women in rural areas most affected despite a gradual decline over the past decade.

A foot-and-mouth outbreak confined to the eastern Aegean island of Lesbos for now, but officials warn of European-level risk as emergency support measures are rolled out

The Greek embassy in London confirmed that British visitors traveling to Greece this summer will not be required to provide fingerprints or facial biometric data, generating praise from the travel industry; frigid response by Brussels

EU Chief Prosecutor (EPPO) Laura Koveši will reportedly meet with Greek Justice Minister Georgos Floridis on Tuesday, April 22, during a scheduled visit to Athens this week, before taking part in the 11th Delphi Economic Forum the following day. Koveši has been leading an investigation regarding a case related to farming subsidy fraud (OPEKEPE) implicating Greek […]

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada must rethink its reliance on the United States, arguing that historic and modern pressures from its neighbor now pose a strategic vulnerability.