Warm, mostly clear conditions will prevail across Greece on Friday, with temperatures reaching up to 39°C in parts of the Aegean and strong northerly winds creating choppy seas, especially in the central and southern Aegean.

According to the international realtor, the figure is exceptional, given that it comes amid an international environment of geopolitical and economic instability

New recognition program marks FAO’s 80th anniversary by spotlighting youth leadership in sustainable agriculture.

Temperatures are also rising steadily, with Western Greece expected to reach 38–40°C over the weekend. While the meltemi winds may keep eastern Greece slightly cooler (35–37°C), the fire risk remains elevated due to dryness and wind speed

Starting August 11, ATM withdrawals from Greek banks will be free of charge, following a new government regulation aimed at eliminating excessive fees and ensuring nationwide access to cash without unfair costs. A national cap for third-party ATMs is also set

Europe faced the highest levels of drought ever recorded between July 11-19, says the European Drought Observatory

Greece has repeatedly faced criticism from human rights groups over alleged pushbacks at sea and land borders. Earlier this year, the EU’s border agency said it was examining 12 cases involving possible rights violations by Greek authorities

France is battling its largest wildfire in nearly 80 years, with over 16,000 hectares burned in the Aude region. The blaze has claimed one life, injured 13, and remains out of control as shifting winds push flames back toward hard-to-reach forested areas

The quake caused concern among residents across southern Peloponnese, where seismic activity is relatively common

On average, US households are expected to spend an additional $2,400 in 2025 due to rising prices on essential goods. The steepest increases are expected in clothing, footwear, and household electronics

A preliminary investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office is underway into €2.5 million in subsidies allegedly received by Greek politician Kalliopi Semertzidou and her family, with anti-money laundering authorities also involved in the probe

A total of €300m in funding will go towards slashing emissions, reducing ferry fares, and enhancing tourism connections to remote islands.

Rising bear populations are putting the policy of coexistence to the test

Preveza offers a unique blend of history, coastal charm, and rich cuisine. From ancient ruins and Venetian castles to pristine Ionian beaches and local seafood, it is a vibrant summer destination in Epirus that captures both the soul of mainland and island Greece

Where do the world's happiest children live? UNICEF's 2025 report reveals a surprising leader and a disappointing result for Greece

Two certification agencies face €56,000 in penalties for approving non-compliant organic products as Greece tackles a wider farming scandal.

Italy has approved the long-delayed Messina Strait Bridge project, framing it as vital for national security and NATO mobility. Though presented as strategic infrastructure, experts question its military value, calling it a political move to revive a historic ambition

The anniversary message was delivered amid broader defense and strategic discussions involving high-ranking military officials, including representatives of Greece’s Armed Forces and international allies, underlining the ongoing importance of the 2020 maritime agreement

Libya also objects to Greece’s April 17, 2025 declaration of an EEZ in the Ionian Sea, published under official government decree (No. 59). According to Libya, the southern boundary of this zone is violating Libya’s continental shelf rights

The captain reportedly failed to notify maritime authorities immediately after the grounding. Contact was only made by the Coast Guard’s Search and Rescue Coordination Center after repeated attempts—approximately one hour after the incident occurred