A major exhibition on architecture in Greece, from prehistory to today, opens at Athens’ Public Tobacco Factory, a forerunner of a Greek architecture museum

Athens has set aside 400 million euros in reserves and will ask EU leaders this week to allow part of the money earmarked for energy investment to be spent on support for households and businesses.

A study of major European floods by 19 scientists from 14 countries finds the toll depends on how towns are built, the state of infrastructure and whether warnings reach people, not just on rainfall. Greek researchers urge curbs on new building in flood zones

The legislation, expected to be voted on Oct. 22, would take effect Jan. 1, 2027. Technology companies would be required to verify users’ ages, with financial penalties for noncompliance.

With New Democracy’s support stalled, Mitsotakis is creating a sense of electoral urgency to rally voters behind the party, even as he rules out an early vote

A transparency watchdog found signs of possible bid-rigging, inflated costs and inadequate oversight in 55 municipal projects, prompting an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and disciplinary proceedings against public officials

Trump’s sudden deal with Putin over Russian diesel exports raises questions about Washington’s decision-making and the future of Ukraine, with implications for Greece’s reliance on international law and respect for national borders.

Greek Armenian relations have long constituted a distinct chapter in Greek foreign policy. Two nations with deep historical and cultural roots, shared experiences, and strong bonds of solidarity have built a relationship of trust that transcends routine diplomatic contacts. Over the past five years, however, this historic friendship has taken on even greater substance and […]

Heavy thunderstorms are forecast in parts of northern and eastern Greece on Monday, while scattered rain reaches much of the country and temperatures begin to drop

As Manchester City prepare to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday 11 October following an unprecedented financial verdict, the threat of relegation, an exodus of star players and a withdrawal of Abu Dhabi investment has turned a football scandal into a test of Britain’s political and economic interests

Dozens of valuable historical and ecclesiastical relics taken to Bulgaria in 1917, during the First World War, have returned to Greece after 109 years. They came back under a cultural exchange agreement between the two countries and, according to Culture Minister Lina Mendoni, the deal opens the way for Greece to claim more objects. The […]

After filing on time, declarants can submit an amending declaration to correct errors or add omitted items.

The decision opens the way for investment expected to reach about €1 billion by 2028, giving Greece extra room under the EU’s expenditure growth rule.

EU residents made 1.20 billion personal and business trips in 2025, up 1.4% on 2024 (17 million more).

Profits have grown almost twice as fast as wages since 2000, yet workers are being asked to work longer hours

Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner made the announcement without giving further details. Two journalists are among those arrested in Vienna

Three government ministers will present the proposed framework on October 12 ahead of legislation expected to block children under 15 from accessing social media starting January 1, 2027

The three countries are preparing a joint cross-border nomination for the Great Prespa area, which combines rare wildlife, protected wetlands and Byzantine and post-Byzantine monuments.

The decision opens the way for investments of €1 billion aimed at strengthening the country’s energy resilience

ELSTAT's national price index rose 2.1% from August, with housing and transport costs climbing sharply. Eurostat's harmonized measure put September inflation at a similar 5.1%.