Tech giant signs agreements with U.S. utilities to reduce electricity use during peak periods, ensuring reliable energy for rapidly growing AI-focused data centers

Questions persist in terms of public discourse, namely, how long disciplinary proceedings against allegedly corrupt public officials last and whether the progress and outcomes of such proceedings can be effectively monitored.

Youth Pass eligible beneficiaries are those who turned 18 or 19 by the last day of 2025.

Bush's ultimatum to Saddam Hussein, the collapse of diplomacy at the UN, and the first hours of the invasion of Iraq

Greece falls to 85th in the 2026 World Happiness Report, down from 81st in 2025. Strong social support keeps life evaluation around 5.7, but low freedom, corruption concerns, and social media–linked stress weigh on well-being.

The first Greek athlete in action will be Andreas Pantazis in Friday's men’s triple jump final, but the spotlight will fall most sharply on Karalis and Tentoglou, the country’s two proven championship performers.

Policymaker signals possible rate hikes as oil and gas volatility linked to geopolitical tensions threatens inflation across the eurozone

Survey shows strong cross-party and generational demand for renewed investigation into alleged surveillance of political figures, signaling that the issue remains unresolved for most citizen

Bank of Greece governor warns that ongoing geopolitical tensions and rising energy uncertainty could fuel inflation and slow economic growth, despite the country’s continued recovery and strong recent performance

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker described Greece as a reliable ally, saying he wished there were more allies like it.

Dead vultures and other wildlife have been found across the protected reserve in northeastern Greece, prompting a major investigation into a suspected poisoning campaign

Greek Patriot systems deployed in Saudi Arabia shot down ballistic missiles amid the US–Israel–Iran conflict, drawing praise from allies but fierce backlash at home over Greece’s growing role in the war

Rain, storms, strong winds and African dust will continue across much of the country, with colder temperatures and localized severe conditions expected in southern regions.

A report by Eurobank revealed that in Greece, highly educated young people are more likely to be outside employment and education compared to their peers in the EU

The study also recorded a significant increase in cocaine consumption in the greater Athens-Piraeus area, in some cases reaching up to three times higher than in 2023

The Council of State has once more instructed the Education Ministry to introduce an alternative course for students opting out of religious education, after years of delays and unfulfilled legal obligations.

The new municipal transit network will feature four routes covering 40 km and 185 stops, improving accessibility, reducing car use, and serving underserved neighborhoods with fully electric, inclusive transport options.

The government introduces a revised mechanism allowing homeowners to protect their main residence through debt “haircuts” and lower monthly payments, even if other assets must be sold

Rising energy costs, livestock shortages and supply disruptions are driving sharp increases in food prices ahead of the holiday season.