Aris Tsoutsikas presents LA STESSA PERSONA – A Future Retrospective, an 8-year visual journey of identity, memory, and artistic transformation.

The departure of Secretary General Bakoyannis and the death of Deputy Minister Nikos Tagaras have left Greece's environment ministry in a vacuum, just as a decades-in-the-making planning reform enters its most critical phase.

Businesses failing to issue receipts, submit sales records or tamper with electronic cash systems may face automatic shutdowns ranging from 48 hours to two years under new tax enforcement measures

Authorities warn of a new wave of sophisticated fraud schemes targeting mainly elderly citizens, with scammers impersonating officials and professionals to steal cash and valuables.

The new automated traffic enforcement system has raised concerns over inaccurate violations, with experts warning that artificial intelligence cannot assess exceptional circumstances the way human officers can

At the 10th ministerial meeting of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum in Washington, officials discussed energy security, regional cooperation and the future of natural gas development.

A teenage passenger died after a pickup truck carrying five people overturned in northern Greece, with most of those involved reported to be minors

Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis highlighted Athens’ long-standing ties with the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, pledging continued cooperation to protect holy sites and the Orthodox Christian presence in the region.

Athens' traffic restriction zone remains in force through July 24, 2026, with specific operating hours and exemptions for low-emission vehicles allowed to enter the city center freely

A 70-year-old French national was detained after allegedly carrying out agricultural work without fire safety measures before the blaze broke out, while firefighters brought the Loutraki wildfire under control

The resignation of a senior Environment Ministry official comes as Greece advances major planning reforms amid corruption investigations and institutional change

Apartment prices in Greece rose 5.7% in Q1, widening affordability concerns as housing costs outpace incomes.

Victims’ families and legal teams continue arguments in the high-profile Tempi rail disaster case in Larissa, as the court weighs key procedural decisions on who may formally support the prosecution

Albanian Parliament Speaker Niko Peleshi has been in Athens since Monday (June 8) on an official visit, coinciding with Greece’s renewed diplomatic initiative to accelerate the European Union accession process of the six Western Balkan countries: Albania, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia. The visit comes ahead of a regional tour by […]

Greece's secretary-general for spatial planning steps down citing personal reasons, as the ministry prepares sweeping new frameworks for tourism, renewable energy and industry.

Mostly clear skies will dominate across Greece today, but scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected in mountainous areas, while temperatures continue to climb through the week

Greek intelligence officials say the 37-year-old, who was arrested on Crete, may have been part of a broader network allegedly planning large-scale attacks across Europe

The Seaquins blend synchronized swimming, music and live performance, turning luxury poolside events on the island into immersive artistic experiences

Greece has managed to significantly improve its fiscal position, achieving high primary surpluses and exiting the list of countries with macroeconomic imbalances, but retains one of the most extensive and complex systems of tax exemptions in Europe

The Greek Ombudsman's first-quarter 2026 bulletin crossed a historic threshold of 20,000 complaints, exposing a wide range of failures in public administration, from pension clawbacks targeting low-income retirees to bureaucratic obstacles faced by disabled citizens.