The Greek side is apparently seeking to counter Turkey’s quantitative military buildup through frigates, UA systems and advanced defense technology

Greece’s tax authority is stepping up inspections before and after the August 15 holiday, focusing on restaurants, beach bars, accommodations and vehicle rental businesses in high-traffic tourist areas

The measure adds overtime, Sunday and holiday, and night-shift hours as the country remains in the middle of its wildfire season

Greek prime minister sustains a minor hand injury and abrasions after falling while cycling in western Crete

Athens has yet to respond to Kyiv's July request for interceptors, as NATO allies scramble to find enough Patriots to spare before Russia's expected winter assault, according to reporting by Politico

The visa express scheme that was renewed through April 2027 has helped push Turkish arrivals to Greek islands up fivefold since 2023, spreading revenue across hotels, restaurants and ferry companies

More than 500 people were injured and over 60 buildings collapsed after the 7.4-magnitude earthquake, the strongest to hit Colombia since 1979. Greek residents described the terrifying moments when the earthquake struck.

Gonorrhea and syphilis cases have risen sharply over the past decade, while declining condom use, uneven testing and growing antibiotic resistance complicate efforts to contain the spread.

A planned event at a Caretta caretta nesting beach was called off after intervention by the ARCHELON sea turtle protection group. The beach is home to 66 nests this year.

Two new AADE offices will use artificial intelligence to assess appeals against fines, while human inspectors retain full responsibility for final decisions.

Overdue public sector payments climbed by €251 million in the first half of 2026, with pending tax refunds surging to €788 million even as hospitals trimmed their supplier backlog.

The funding will cover fire protection upgrades at 10 child-care facilities in Kozani and 58 school buildings in Eordaia.

An Iranian threat prompted a decoy operation that moved the president through an airport catering vehicle to a smaller aircraft, a Washington Post exclusive later confirmed by the New York Times.

The government is relying on primary surpluses and early debt repayments to accelerate the decline, with two more repayments totaling €4.7 billion planned by the end of 2026.

Hot, dry and windy conditions are expected Tuesday, with strong northerly winds and very dry vegetation raising the risk of fast-spreading wildfires across several regions.

Under pressure from the far-right AfD, Berlin revives returns of migrants to their first EU entry countries, testing European solidarity

Stefan Bruggemann talks to BHMAgazino about "Cel d'or," his exhibit inspired by Ibiza's singular light

Rents for student housing have risen for a third straight year, with furnished studios near Athens campuses now asking up to 19 euros per square meter and other university cities following close behind

Trains and trams on most routes are running less often until early September, though service to the airport, Piraeus port and the coast remains unchanged

Over five decades, the philosopher and author moved from Marxism to Orthodox theology and back to a modernist critique of Greek society, becoming one of the country's most closely followed public intellectuals