The Gulf of Kyparissia, in extreme southwest Greece, and the Laganas Gulf on the Ionian Island of Zakynthos host more than 57% of all Caretta caretta nests in the EU, the Archelon Society said

The study, entitled 'The Café Economy: Structural Τransformation in Greece in the Wake of Austerity and “Reforms', opined that bailout-mandated reforms did not change the country's production model

ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ is organizing the 2nd competition, continuing its mission to give students a platform to express their hopes, dreams, and ideas.

Envisioned reforms aim to introduce sweeping changes to inheritance law for the first time in eight decades, such as reducing abandoned estates, simplifying succession and better adapting to contemporary family and property realities

The suspect has been repeatedly identified as "frappes", referring to the popular ice coffee

Multisensory performances, inclusive talk panels, participatory dance and sound workshops, an art piece inspired by a traditional Japanese mending technique, and a nationwide awareness campaign — all come together this weekend, October 22–23, at Technopolis City of Athens, for a festival that redefines what it means to transform

Jette Cathrin Hopp, Director of Acquisition and Business Development at Snøhetta, expressed her deep affection for Athens, calling it “a perfect mix that captivates visitors.”

Travelers from the U.S., the U.K. and Germany drove tourism receipts up to 16.7 billion euros from January to August.

The most dramatic growth came from the 55–64 age group, where secondhand transactions rose by 132% in a single year.

With mild weather and a calendar full of cultural events, Greece in late October feels made for a quick recharge surrounded by beauty, history, and warmth.

Preparations stalled after Moscow rejected an immediate ceasefire and reaffirmed demands for full control of Donbas; U.S. and European officials say summit unlikely unless Russia yields, while Hungary remains proposed venue amid airspace concerns

The celebrated songwriter, who shaped six decades of Greek music, will be honored with a public funeral at Athens’ First Cemetery this Saturday, following his recent battle with cancer

By spring 2026, every debt of all public bodies will be automatically recorded from the moment it arises, complete with date, amount, and creditor, ending decades of opacity in public finances.

The European Commission launches a new strategy to prevent farm closures by encouraging the next generation of farmers, calling for more funding, accessible land, and long-term support to sustain Europe’s agricultural sector

As visitor numbers soar and infrastructure strains, the Bank of Greece warns that the country’s islands must shift from growth to sustainability — with €35 billion in new investments to keep paradise afloat

From city streets to social media feeds, the bystander effect exposes the unsettling truth about human hesitation in the face of danger.

A parliamentary amendment to protect the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier exposes fractures within the Greek government and sharp clashes with opposition parties, revealing deep political and social divisions.

Unsettled weather will return midweek, with heavy rain and storms mainly across western regions, while the rest of the country sees scattered showers and normal seasonal temperatures.

Currently undergoing trials, the Grail test can detect over 50 different types of cancer even before symptoms appear.

Telephone scams remain the most common form of fraud, with organized networks posing as relatives, doctors, utility employees, accountants, bankers, or even police officers.