Greece will face Germany in the fourth round of the Nations League on Sunday, with Ivan Jovanovic’s team looking to build on its unbeaten start to the group stage.

Greece will increase diesel subsidies, expand debt repayment to 120 installments and prepare new heating-oil support, while a government team heads to storm-hit Crete to assess damage and coordinate recovery.

Foreign direct investment reached €7.6 billion in the first seven months of 2026, up from €3.9 billion a year earlier, with the Bank of Greece governor highlighting its role in productivity, jobs and retaining skilled workers.

Greece coach Jovanovic rejects reports of a request from Dortmund over Karetsas, as Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits the squad, while Jurgen Klopp praises a Greek side he says could be its 'golden generation'

Ankara’s demand for 'prior coordination' over cable-laying work puts the meaning of ‘notification’ and ‘consent’ at the center of a wider dispute over maritime rights in the eastern Med

Greece and Bulgaria turn a painful chapter of past shared history into an act of supreme cultural diplomacy, with 48 Greek Orthodox ecclesiastical artifacts returning from Bulgaria and what are believed to be remains of medieval Bulgarian Tsar Samuel heading to Sofia

Major streets around central Piraeus and Pasalimani will be closed to traffic from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 4, with drivers advised to avoid the affected areas during the event

US Secretary of State credits Amb. Guilfoyle with advancing Trump administration’s agenda and US energy interests in Greece and SE Europe

Temperatures edge lower as severe weather persists in Crete, the Dodecanese and parts of the Aegean, with strong northerly winds disrupting travel

Suspects allegedly lured investors with promises of extraordinary returns and encouraged participants to recruit new members

Environment & Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou: Greece-US ties at a historic high; dismisses claims of pressure or threats linked to US ambassador Guilfoyle

The payment was funded with proceeds from the reprivatization of Greek banks that had previously received support from the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, reducing Greece’s public debt.

New waste facilities, energy recovery plants and recycling infrastructure are planned across Greece, with projects in Attica and the islands expected to move forward in the coming months.

Mount Olympus, Greece's highest peak, where a newly approved plan will expand the national park to about 92,800 acres, with 58% under strict protection.

Greece’s unemployment rate fell to 8.3% in the second quarter of 2026, while employment increased slightly and job vacancies rose 26.8%, according to a report by Parliament’s Budget Office

With his party's support eroding in the north, the prime minister moves on to Mount Olympus for a UNESCO celebration, then to Thessaloniki on Saturday to sign a relics accord with Bulgaria.

The latest Ocean State Report finds that warming, rising seas, acidification and ecosystem disruption are transforming the world’s oceans, with the Mediterranean among the regions experiencing exceptional heat.

Five more people have died and 27 new cases have been recorded in the past week, with 41 deaths reported since the beginning of 2026 and several municipalities classified as high-risk areas for transmission.

Energy costs drove a broader pickup across the euro area, where inflation accelerated to 3.8%, while Greece recorded one of the biggest monthly increases among member states