European Shipowners have repeatedly called for the €9 billion generated by the shipping industry through the EU ETS to be reinvested in producing clean fuels within Europe and making them available across the continent.

The competition was officially supported by the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the European Commission.

Low wages, soaring housing costs and perceived wealth inequality are driving growing dissatisfaction, while strong majorities call for greater tax fairness and a stronger public role in the economy.

EU Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas says European tourism remains resilient despite global tensions, with rising arrivals and no fuel shortages, highlighting ongoing monitoring and upcoming EU-wide tourism policy.

A report by Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, an OPEKEPE employee who flagged irregularities in the system, puts losses to EU funds at around 115,000 euros against the European Public Prosecutor's 1.2 million estimate. The government is using the findings to push back at Kovesi

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis personally congratulated Olympiacos’ leadership, coaching staff and players for their EuroLeague triumph.

Brussels reportedly weighs possible economic countermeasures while Greece accuses Ankara of seeking to formalize disputed maritime claims

Europe needs 10 million net-zero homes and buildings by 2040. New research outlines four paths that could make it happen

Scientists warn global temperatures could hit all-time highs within five years, as Europe is already feeling the harshest effects of the climate crisis

In Greece, men in full-time employment worked an average of 41.8 hours per week in 2025 — one of the highest figures in Europe — while women worked 38.8 hours.

Greece’s defense minister marked the anniversary of the country’s accession to the European Economic Community, highlighting its role in economic growth, security and national interests

Greek FM calls for EU solidarity and a 360-degree strategy amid global crises, Ukraine war, Middle East tensions and regional threats.

Moscow says energy and trade agreements could be suspended if Yerevan continues its accession process, deepening tensions as Armenia strengthens ties with Western partners

Justice Commissioner Michael McGrath repeatedly declined to say whether Greece faces infringement proceedings, citing an ongoing review prompted by the EPPO chief's letter to the Commission.

Dozens of suspects from Crete and Thessaloniki appeared before the European Public Prosecutor’s Office as Greek authorities continue to investigate an alleged multi-million euro farm subsidy fraud scheme tied to the ongoing OPEKEPE saga.

Lithuanian regulators say expanded infrastructure in Kaliningrad enables GPS signal falsification up to 450 kilometres away, affecting navigation systems across several European countries.

A European Parliament budgetary oversight committee is in Athens through May 28 to scrutinize Greece's handling of the OPEKEPE farm subsidy fraud, as opposition MEPs raise concerns over witness exclusions.

London recorded 34.8°C in May, while France issued rare early heat alerts, as scientists warn Europe’s warming is intensifying heat extremes

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