By engaging directly with developing country members on the CTCN board, EU members helped to shape programmes that are delivering tangible assistance while reflecting EU priorities

CEO Tim Höttges briefed Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on the group's investment plan, focused mainly on expanding fiber-optic and 5G networks, as the two sides also discussed AI and Europe's digital sovereignty

Greek celebs are going full 80s glitter and glam thanks to AI — feathered hair, moustaches, disco vibes. Are you ready to go back in time?

Prosecution alleges former minister was struck with a wooden pole before falling into the sea and suffering fatal injuries from the boats’ propellers

Mayor Evangelos Fragkakis of the island of Halki, told an EU committee that Europe must guarantee islanders' "right to stay" so small communities like Halki don't empty out

Scientists estimate that 14,641 Cassiopea andromeda jellyfish were living in a 430-square-meter rocky lagoon, the largest known concentration of the species recorded in the Mediterranean

Caption: Sludge, sewage and industrial waste choke Mesolonghi's lagoon as a €21.4M rescue fund sits unused and historic bridges block water flow.

In a television interview, Michalis Chrysochoidis said repeat domestic violence offenders will be sent straight to prison, and addressed the killing of Kyriaki Griva and the police failures that happened that day

Inflation accelerated in August 2026, reversing July's slowdown, as heating oil, natural gas and fuel costs posted steep annual increases across the board.

Greece launches a digital platform to track state payment delays as debts to businesses, suppliers and taxpayers top €3.2 billion.

A 60-year-old woman is in serious condition with head injuries after an electric bus struck a stop in western Thessaloniki

Greece's tourist season is stretching well past August, with strong autumn bookings and rising flight capacity from the UK, Germany and the US.

The proposed “1+1” program would match family contributions with state funding, with annual limits rising over time and savings invested until the child turns 18.

Authorities are placing Attica and Evia under “Red Code” on Wednesday, activating additional emergency preparedness measures and increasing aerial, fire, police and military patrols

The union says understaffing, growing inspection responsibilities and insufficient legal and financial protections have left public geotechnical services struggling to meet their duties.

Only 9.8% of people aged 16-74 in Greece checked the truthfulness of online content in 2025, according to Eurostat data used in the European Commission’s 2026 Digital Decade report

More than 900 people in Greece live with the inherited disease, while new treatments have improved outcomes for many patients but have not provided a cure

56% of Greek teens meet PISA's reading baseline, vs 69% OECD-wide. As scores slide and AI reshapes reading, literacy means something new.

The FREMM warships will join Greece's plan for a 10-ship core fleet, with upgrades expected to strengthen their air defense and anti-submarine capabilities