Falling unemployment and rising job numbers mask a deeper income strain, as low wages and part-time contracts leave many Greek workers unable to make it through the month on one salary alone

Shoulder-season travel continues to expand, effectively extending Greece’s tourism season to nine months.

The inaugural Board of Peace meeting saw $7B pledged for Gaza, $10B from the U.S., and commitments from multiple nations for reconstruction and an international stabilization force, as France and some EU states question the initiative’s legitimacy

Nikolas Farantouris has urged the European Commission to clarify whether Greece and Cyprus are included in the EU’s eastern borders strategy and whether Turkish actions are recognized as a security threat

The stretch from Aspropyrgos to Fyli Avenue toward Athens International Airport will reopen two days earlier than planned, after heavy maintenance works were completed faster than expected

Citing strong public interest, the president says federal agencies will begin disclosing files on aliens and unidentified flying objects amid renewed debate over past remarks by Barack Obama

Widespread unsettled weather with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and locally gusty winds, while northern Greece experiences warmer temperatures and low-lying frost in the morning

This year’s event brought together 74,750 tourism and catering visionaries, all eager to explore the future of the sector.

Europe’s telecommunications networks are deeply interdependent, technically integrated, and economically fragile

The findings show that the Greek brand has recorded a notable rise in interest from Chinese markets.

Greece’s newest and most advanced warship has completed its first month under Hellenic Navy command and is now undergoing a six-month operational evaluation, as officials consider a request for a ceremonial visit to Rhodes in 2026

A temporary deterioration in weather conditions, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and possibly localized hail, is forecast from the early hours of Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, through the afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 21, according to an emergency bulletin issued by the Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY). In its updated warning, the service said severe weather will […]

A farmers’ union leader affiliated with New Democracy is accused of concealing more than €8 million in assets in a widening illegal subsidy investigation in Crete

Greek authorities approved a three-month emergency status after storms and powerful winds caused widespread road damage, soil erosion and dangerous rockfalls across the island.

Ankara says Greece’s offshore hydrocarbon agreement with Chevron south of Crete violates international law and maritime claims declared by Libya, renewing tensions in the eastern Mediterranean

July is widely viewed as a favorable window, coinciding with the NATO summit scheduled for July 7–8 in Ankara and the 250th anniversary celebrations on July 4.

A key part of the discussion centered on the regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence and its societal impact.

The “Active Battle” bill introduces a unified incident command system and a prevention-focused crisis model, while opposition parties warn of gaps in planning, staffing and coordination

PHAROS AI Factory, one of the EU’s 13 AI hubs, opens in Greece to provide computing power, data, and expertise to startups, universities, and research centers, aiming to accelerate AI projects in health, culture, language, and sustainability