Wedding venues, baptism receptions and catering companies will soon be required to submit client data in real time to tax authorities, as part of a broader effort to combat undeclared income and VAT evasion

The Finnish Ambassador to Greece, Leena Pylvänäinen was clear when it came to the war in Ukraine and what needed to be done for the bloody conflict to come to a just end. Speaking to TΟ ΒΗΜΑ International Edition in the 13th episode of the “The Ambassadors Series,” Ms. Leena Pylvänäinen stressed that besides the […]

Joblessness fell sharply over the year, though the country still ranks among the bloc’s highest, while overall unemployment across advanced economies stayed broadly stable

The German chancellor argues that shorter hours and high sick leave are hurting growth, as Europe’s largest economy struggles with stagnation, labor shortages and rising unemployment.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and winds up to 9 Beaufort are hitting much of the country, with authorities urging caution in flood-prone areas as unstable weather is set to persist for days.

Parents of a 9-year-old boy filed a complaint after alleging a teacher at a special education school hit him in class, while authorities also investigate another staff member who allegedly failed to intervene

Food prices remained a key driver of inflation. Beef prices surged 25.4% year-on-year, lamb rose 8.5%, and fruit prices climbed 11.8%.

Emergency measures in Attica and a sweeping water reform plan are setting the stage for billions in infrastructure spending through 2040, as major Greek and international companies compete for contracts in a rapidly reshaping sector

Migration & Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris: We’re honored by his decision to reside with his family in our country

Lessons from Australia on regulating foreign demand and why policy coherence matters.

Brussels is expected to clarify within six months how it will finance critical gas infrastructure as Russian supplies to Europe end in 2027, with Greece positioning itself as a key LNG gateway for Central and Eastern Europe

Government calls the proposed collective labor agreements reform a “historic” social pact to boost worker protections, while opposition parties argue the bill falls short on wages and safeguards

Deputy PM Kostis Hatzidakis emphasizes calm bilateral relations, stronger defense, and international diplomacy, while reaffirming Greece’s focus on legal solutions and energy and military initiatives amid recent talks with Turkey

The European Commission proposes stricter rules and an EU-wide reporting app to protect minors, aiming to curb online harassment that affects one in six children and threatens their mental health

Public voting picked the first seven finalists in Greece’s national selection, with another semifinal set to complete the lineup for Sunday’s final and the ticket to Eurovision 2026.

Unstable weather is set to disrupt festivities across much of the country, with strong storms, gusty winds, and localized snow in the mountains, while authorities place western regions on heightened alert for flooding.

A severe weather front on Wednesday battered the Ionian Sea islands of Zakynthos and Kefalonia, interrupting ferry boat connections between the two islands and the opposite mainland. According to port authorities, scheduled routes were cancelled due to gale force winds and rough seas. Meanwhile, inclement weather is forecast for throughout the country on Thursday, Feb. […]

Both Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed the importance of a bilateral dialogue, signing seven cooperation agreements

A total of 54 UEFA member associations will compete in the tournament, divided into four tiers based on the official rankings.

Laegreid admitted that three months ago, he had made what he considered the biggest mistake of his life by being unfaithful.