President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a Ukrainian delegation is traveling to the U.S. to discuss security guarantees and a post-war recovery package, aiming to finalize agreements on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos next week
A Swiss newspaper showcases Greece’s 26 ski resorts, 191 km of slopes, and vibrant winter culture, revealing the country as more than just sun and sea
Flu cases remain high with 877 hospital admissions last week, including eight deaths, as health authorities urge vaccination, early treatment, and preventive measures against influenza and COVID-19
New RE/MAX Greece data reveal that overseas buyers focused on mid-sized, mid-priced homes for second and holiday use, with apartments and older houses dominating sales, while Golden Visa demand now playing only a minor role
The Greek Parliament ratifies a new contract with Hellenic Train, including 23 new electric trains, infrastructure upgrades, real-time digital tracking, and strict penalties for delays or missed deadlines.
Sunday will bring additional cooling, scattered rain or sleet, light snowfall in mountainous areas, and widespread frost, locally strong in northeastern Greece.
The Semi-Finals air live on Wednesday, Feb. 11 and Friday, Feb. 13, 2026, both at 9:00 pm, with the Grand Final following on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026, at the same time.
Rain, falling temperatures and strong winds are forecast across much of the country over the next few days, with colder conditions and even snow expected in northern and mountainous areas
U.S. President Donald Trump said he supports a newly appointed Palestinian technocratic body to govern Gaza during a fragile ceasefire’s second phase, as mediators prepare to tackle disarmament, further Israeli withdrawal and post-war governance
All Greek businesses must issue electronic invoices starting February 2, 2026, with tax incentives for early adopters and a transitional period for smooth implementation
From a landmark exhibition tracing 130 years of modern art to an inclusive, multisensory programme and the return of live jazz performances, the Museum of the B&E Goulandris Foundation in Athens offers a rich cultural agenda
A new European Investment Bank loan will fund upgrades at Metlen’s historic Aluminum of Greece complex, aiming to boost the EU’s supply of two critical raw materials and strengthen Europe’s industrial autonomy
Greece has advised its shipping companies to review security measures after drones struck two Greek-operated oil tankers in the Black Sea, including one chartered by Chevron. Officials urge crews to increase vigilance as war insurance costs rise
The arrival of the first Belharra-class frigate “Kimon” strengthens Greece’s naval defense, marking a historic moment alongside the iconic Averof and trireme Olympias
The Eastern Mediterranean has, for many years, proven to be a highly volatile region, with states, it seems, almost perpetually vying for the upper hand, often leading to rising tensions and even direct conflicts. It therefore stands to reason that navigating these precarious geostrategic waters is not an easy feat, a fact that the newly […]
The electronic case file will function as a comprehensive digital repository, containing all pleadings, evidence, and judicial decisions.
Higher daily limits for peer-to-peer and professional payments come into force as Greece’s instant payment system expands its role in everyday transactions and prepares for cross-border use within Europe.
The Hellenic Navy is set to formally receive its first Belharra-class frigate with a ceremonial arrival near Athens, marking a symbolic milestone for Greece’s naval modernization.
Mostly fair weather will continue with a slight rise in temperatures, while light rain is possible in western regions, and frost, fog, and reduced visibility may affect travel during early morning and evening hours
Regime’s top judicial official calls for quick action against protesters convicted of vandalism and other offenses