A new draft bill aims to make occupational pension schemes more accessible and flexible, introducing open pension funds, improved tax incentives and greater portability of retirement savings.

Experts call for tougher oversight as repeated fires expose fire safety gaps, hazardous storage practices and regulatory shortcomings at recycling facilities

Sixty-two road and railway bridges in the Eastern Macedonia and Thrace region will be equipped with digital monitoring systems designed to detect structural issues early and support preventive maintenance.

New demographic research shows births in Greece have fallen by 44% since 2008-09, driven by lower fertility, an aging population, delayed parenthood and a shrinking number of women of childbearing age.

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis says the country's banking sector has emerged from years of crisis in a strong position and now has a unique opportunity to channel available liquidity into investment, growth and broader economic inclusion.

Speaking during a visit to northern Evia, the Greek prime minister restated his position on when the next general election will be held and set out a target of a third consecutive New Democracy majority

A preliminary investigation has been ordered into reported damage in Kypseli, while authorities also move to clear debris from a collapsed building in Petralona.

Authorities have banned Falklands-related flags and banners from the stadium as the two nations prepare for a highly charged World Cup clash shaped by decades of political and sporting rivalry

A 48-year-old French woman died after losing consciousness while swimming at a hotel pool, as police investigate the circumstances and examine possible negligence.

A 24-year-old accused of providing access to an abandoned house allegedly used before and after the attack that killed Vagia Nestora is due to testify as the victim's daughter prepares to leave hospital after weeks of treatment for burns.

Health officials say the outbreak linked to contaminated chicken is under control, but warn that additional cases may emerge as investigations into the source of the contamination continue.

Nearly 284,000 police checks were carried out under Greece's "Ariadne" security plan, as authorities step up efforts to improve safety across public transport amid widespread passenger concerns.

As two suspects remain in pre-trial detention over the 2010 Marfin fire, a defense lawyer disputes the prosecution's evidence, while a photojournalist who witnessed the attack recalls the deadly events.

The communications teams of Greece's political parties have stormed social media. What are their objectives and strategies, and what do experts tell To Vima?

Long-range forecasts indicate a strong likelihood of above-average temperatures across southeastern Europe, although experts caution that monthly outlooks carry significant uncertainty

Experts warn tens of thousands of cubic meters of sand and gravel will wash away fast at Navagio

Foreign workers, once 8.2% of the workforce in 2008, now make up roughly a third of that share

A proposed regulation would allow households to install small balcony solar systems for self-consumption while simplifying renewable energy rules and expanding shared solar options for apartment buildings.

Investment and strong public finances keep Greece ahead of the eurozone, even as a Middle East energy shock and stubborn structural weaknesses cloud the outlook for households and businesses

The extension applies only to specific online identity verification procedures, while older identity cards will no longer be accepted as general proof of identity or travel documents