FIBA has rescheduled the highly anticipated semifinal clash between Greece and Turkey to prime time, with fans set to watch the showdown live at 21:00

On average, EU countries spend 4.66% of GDP on preschool through tertiary education, the lowest share since 2013, according to Eurostat figures.

To minimize disruption for passengers, Hellenic Train, in coordination with the union, has adjusted its timetable.

A new study by University of Patras researchers shows extreme wildfires in Greece are occurring far more frequently

Greece’s 2025–26 school year opens today with inaugurations, new curricula, and the continuation of digital learning initiatives

The Public Employment Service (DYPA) launches the 2025 Special Seasonal Allowance, offering €687–€1,375 to eligible workers in construction, tourism, arts, and other seasonal professions

Fruit prices climbed by 11.6%, chocolates surged by 23%, and meat rose 7.5%, while coffee became 18% more expensive.

The poll, carried out on behalf of the Parthenon Project, found that 61% of respondents favored the sculptures’ unconditional return after seeing photographs of the statues in both London and Athens.

French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed former Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister, his fifth in under two years, after François Bayrou was ousted. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from opposition leaders across the spectrum

Tehran and the UN’s nuclear watchdog have agreed on a new framework to resume inspections at Iranian nuclear facilities, months after cooperation was suspended following Israeli and US strikes in June. Both sides hailed the deal as a step forward

Next up for Greece is a clash with undefeated Turkey on Friday.

Scientists found dormant bacteria inside arterial plaques that can “wake up,” rupture the plaque, and trigger heart attacks—opening the way for preventive vaccines against coronary disease

The Finance Ministry is preparing sweeping measures to recover overdue debts, including immediate seizures of bank accounts, safe deposit boxes, and property, amid a political clash over the country’s soaring private debt

After eight consecutive reductions, the European Central Bank is expected to halt rate cuts, stabilizing lending conditions and boosting banks’ income prospects.

Next up is a high-flying Turkish side on Friday, with the winner advancing to the final

Participating member-states will be able to draw up national investment plans to describe how they intend to use the potential financial assistance; submission deadline by end of November 2025

Senate Majority Leader Thune introduced a resolution, effectively taking the first procedural steps to break through the Democrats' delays.

Following a fatal accident, the Athens mayor urges Greece’s state-owned rail network owner to act on safety and repair issues at unguarded crossings in the capital