More than 10 EU members are prepared to provide personnel and resources for a planned mission to train and advise Lebanon’s armed forces as UNIFIL prepares to withdraw

The Commission says it is backing efforts to restore and energy-upgrade the housing complex on Alexandras Avenue

The five-day festival will bring artisans, artists and independent creators together for a showcase of handmade goods, contemporary crafts, art and food

Germany says Russia was responsible for the attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport last month, prompting diplomatic protests from the EU and several member states. Moscow rejects the accusation and says it will respond

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is attending the EU's informal “Gymnich” meeting in Ireland, where he plans to discuss developments in the Middle East, Ukraine and what Athens describes as rising Turkish provocations

The measures, about to be announced, are designed to lure freelancers, farmers, pensioners and families back into New Democracy's electoral fold. Their timing also aims to give Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis room to call elections as early as January

Dionysis Mouzakis told an Athens court that 22 defendants, mostly farmers from Crete, leased land under other people's names across the Aegean and northern Greece to claim European Union farm subsidies they were not entitled to

Brent crude climbed above $91 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East threaten energy flows, while European natural gas topped €70 per megawatt-hour amid low storage levels and LNG competition with Asia.

Dendias highlights Europe’s evolving security challenges, from drones and missiles to cyber threats, while stressing Greece’s role in strengthening European defense

Rome says the situation in the Spanish enclave still hasn't stabilized following the recent migrant crisis

In record turnout, Icelanders narrowly rejected the government's push to restart accession negotiations, closing the door on the debate for at least two more years

With nearly all votes counted, Icelanders rejected a government push to reopen accession negotiations, in a vote shaped as much by security fears as economics

Iceland, a country of just 400,000 people, votes Saturday on a decision that could carry weight far beyond its size

Marinakis reiterates support for Olympiacos’ squad and coach Mendilibar, as the club targets European glory after learning its eight Europa League opponents on Friday

British PM Andy Burnham has shifted his position on the Parthenon Marbles, having previously said "return them, no conditions"

The program will support vulnerable households and microbusinesses through energy upgrades, social housing, electric transport, and other measures, with projects beginning in 2026 and continuing through 2032

Under a US settlement, Meta agreed to further steps to protect "addicted" minors on its platforms

The modern housing crisis has different starting points and causes by region, but all trace back to a shared path of global economic and social change

The timeless romantic comedy will be screened under the summer program of the Historical Museum of Ermoupolis, with visitors invited to explore the museum before the film