Special care is being taken to protect major exhibits, including the Kouros of Europos

It's the fifth and largest national plan approved so far under the Social Climate Fund, aimed at helping vulnerable households, transport users, and small businesses

The former SYRIZA minister says he is challenging violations of his rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, criticizing the handling of the case by Greek judicial authorities

Greece's hourly wages lag far behind Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the EU average, based on new data from Greece In Figures

Anima Anandkumar and Benedikt Jenik turned down a Bezos-backed offer to build an AI model focused on physics rather than language

Osman Kavala, a symbol of Turkey's crackdown on civil society, was arrested in October 2017 and held at Istanbul's high-security Silivri prison

European leaders will meet in Rovaniemi on Sept. 13-14 to discuss the Arctic’s growing geopolitical importance, security, stability and sustainable development

The new funding will help Ukraine procure air defense systems, missiles, ammunition and radars as Russia intensifies its attacks

Eurostat data show the South Aegean recorded 127.2 tourist overnight stays per resident in 2024, followed by the Ionian Islands with 102.6, highlighting the intense pressure tourism places on Greece’s island destinations

Greek Olympic champion earns his 11th European medal on the rings after scoring 14.366 points in Zagreb

GDPR bars fully algorithm-driven decisions with major impact on people's lives; Uber says it will appeal the ruling

Video captured the bus crossing a double solid line and passing stopped vehicles, forcing an oncoming driver to stop and move against the bridge barrier to avoid a collision

Travelers from outside the EU are facing long, unpredictable waits at major European airports, as a new biometric border system struggles to handle the summer rush

As conditions grow hotter and drier, wildfire burned areas are rising sharply and disproportionately, a new study warns

AI's explosive growth is driving demand for power, cooling and data center infrastructure, as Greece pursues a role as a regional digital hub

The Greek gymnast scored 14.400 points in the rings qualifying round in Zagreb, earning the second-highest score and securing a place in Friday’s final

Sweden will pay Estonia more than €30 million a year to transfer hundreds of convicted prisoners to Estonian prisons

New figures from Eurostat show Greek consumer prices eased in July even as inflation edged higher across the wider EU and Britain, largely on energy costs

People close to Iran's leadership say Tehran has examined options including attacks on U.S. military assets in southeastern Europe and Cyprus if Washington launches another offensive.

An ILO report finds young people in Europe are the most exposed of all to AI's impact on jobs, with media coverage adding to the gloom