A pilot project to bring artificial intelligence into Greece's coroner services, funded by european recovery money, faces scrutiny over how the contract was awarded and whether the system works at al

The Development Minister, Mr. Takis Theodorikakos, announced an end to the profit cap measure while locking in existing discounts across 2,000 product codes through the summer, with deeper cuts planned for September

The package will favor small businesses and the self-employed over salaried workers and pensioners, while the government has ruled out reviving the 13th pension and salary scrapped during the debt crisis.

As private beach occupations expand and enforcement lags, Greece rushes to regulate thousands of coastal concessions, reigniting tensions between public access advocates and tourism businesses ahead of the 2026 season.

Top Greek and Cypriot officials coordinate ahead of expected UN-led informal five-party talks on Cyprus, with attention shifting to upcoming NATO summit discussions in Ankara that could shape the diplomatic roadmap for the divided island

Greece unveils the revamped VisitGreece.gr tourism portal, featuring a modern design, enhanced navigation and new digital tools to boost global tourism.

Authorities warn of elevated wildfire danger across multiple Greek regions including Attica, the Peloponnese, and the North Aegean, urging residents to avoid outdoor activities that could spark fires as emergency services remain on high alert.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlights economic growth, digital reforms, defense modernization and public services, arguing measurable results will underpin his government's drive toward 2030

Floating barriers are introduced at selected beaches on Evia (Euboea), as authorities seek to protect swimmers during the summer season amid renewed purple jellyfish sightings

From ancient mythology and world religions to abandoned stone walls and a cherished homemade preserve, the humble fig has shaped Greek culture for thousands of years—and remains one of summer's sweetest traditions

A planned facility capable of producing up to 150 satellites annually would anchor the country's new 350-million-euro national space strategy

Vehicle owners now have until January 2027 to comply with updated European safety requirements for car first aid kits, with inspections and fines set to begin after the new deadline.

Thousands of property owners and managers must complete the mandatory elevator registration process before the final deadline, as authorities warn of inspections and fines for non-compliance.

A fire burning in low vegetation near Petra in central Greece has triggered a 112 emergency alert, with strong winds and high fire risk conditions complicating firefighting efforts

Blue bins and glass recycling bells across Greece offer a simple way for citizens to reduce waste, save resources and support a nationwide packaging recycling system that connects households, businesses and municipalities.

Strong winds are increasing wildfire danger across several regions, with authorities placing emergency services on heightened readiness and urging citizens to avoid activities that could trigger fires.

A new survey highlights the growing role of meal vouchers and food allowances in supporting employees’ purchasing power, reducing financial pressure and helping businesses attract and retain staff.

The family of murdered Australian resident George Giannopoulos and a key witness have reacted with anger and fear as Greek authorities clarify that no final extradition decision has yet been made.