Firefighters responding to a residential blaze discovered a charred body inside the property, while authorities investigate reports that a gas cylinder explosion may have triggered the fire

A constitutional committee in Greece is reviewing proposals to reform Article 16, focusing on higher education, university autonomy, and the potential role of private institutions within a regulated framework under state oversight

GEK TERNA has been instructed to begin studies and construction works aimed at reducing congestion on one of Greece’s busiest highways, while other major traffic projects remain pending.

A new Finance Ministry bill aims to give breathing space to 1.5 million debtors, as private debt in Greece exceeds €240 billion

New labour regulations introduce greater flexibility in how employees can split annual leave in the private sector, while final approval remains with employers and entitlement increases based on years of service.

A new exhibition at the Acropolis Museum explores ancient Greek art's journey to Italy, featuring 38 works from 22 Italian museums, some traveling abroad for the first time

The meeting in Ankara focused on efforts to reopen the historic Orthodox theological school, as dialogue continues between the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Turkish government

Prompted by a new tragedy in Drama, PASOK formally proposed enshrining the state's obligation to protect women from gender-based violence in the Constitution

A new government-backed tourism subsidy programme has been officially published, offering eligible residents digital holiday vouchers of up to €600, with payments varying by travel season and personal or family circumstances.

Off-grid natural gas plants are being fast-tracked across the US to power AI data centers, leaving nearby residents with little warning or recourse

AWS Local Zone is expected to launch in July as talks focus on AI, satellite internet infrastructure, research facilities and greater support for the Greek language across Amazon services

Two Greek islands have entered a three-month emergency status due to drought-related water shortages, while existing measures on another island have been extended

The Greek government has extended its restructuring programme for Swiss franc-linked loans until September 2026, aiming to give borrowers more time to join the scheme, which has already attracted around half of eligible participants.

France can require pornographic websites based in other EU countries to verify users’ ages, the EU’s top court has ruled, strengthening national powers to restrict minors’ access to adult content online

Spain’s government says demand for its undocumented migrant regularization program has far exceeded expectations, with hundreds of thousands already granted temporary work permits

A 45-year-old visitor was pulled safely from the sea by Greek Coast Guard officers and taken to hospital for precautionary medical checks, while authorities investigate the circumstances of the incident

Every successful institutional order eventually reaches what Charles Handy called the “second curve”: the point at which the structures that enabled past success begin to constrain future adaptation. The central question at that stage is whether dispersed knowledge, capital, and capability can be re-coordinated into new forms of effectiveness, or whether they drift into fragmentation […]

The US energy giant will join HELLENiQ ENERGY in offshore exploration in the Kyparissia Gulf, marking a new step in Greece’s efforts to assess its hydrocarbon potential

Pharmaceutical industry groups say an 80.7% clawback rate for hospital medicines is placing a growing financial burden on companies and raising concerns over access to innovative treatments in Greece.

Doctors fought to save the young woman after she was rushed to a health center unconscious, but despite extensive resuscitation efforts, they were unable to revive her