The Eurogroup president will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil in Berlin. Growth, competitiveness, fiscal coordination and deeper European financial integration are the main issues on the agenda

The new fleet includes nine garbage trucks and 10 open-bed trucks, which will support waste collection, bulky-item removal and emergency responses across the port city

The childhood home of the pioneering Greek physician and cytologist has been transformed into a museum celebrating the scientist whose work revolutionized the early detection of cervical cancer

Metropolitan Seraphim praises donation by Evangelos Marinakis supporting the renovation of schools operated by the Holy Metropolis of Piraeus

An extensive underground network believed to date to the interwar period prompts a review of whether it should be protected as a modern monument

ENISA can now test Anthropic's restricted AI model after months of talks, though it still lacks the newest Mythos 5.1 version

Miltos Tentoglou keeps adding to his trophy case, earning Men's Athlete of the Month honors from European Athletics

The international human rights lawyer joined the UNESCO gathering on “AI and Culture” at the Temple of Olympian Zeus, after meetings with President Konstantinos Tasoulas and PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

The French president laid out a 10-year roadmap for Europe to launch its own astronauts, starting with a cargo capsule and a Moon lander

EU primary enrollment dipped slightly in 2024, while pupil-teacher ratios kept falling across the bloc — Greece posted the EU's lowest.

August 2026 was Earth's hottest month on record, Copernicus reports, as Europe suffers its worst summer ever amid relentless heatwaves.

Because prevention is not simply about buying more aircraft. It is about ensuring that someone is still living, farming and caring for Europe's landscapes. Farmers are not simply food producers. They are the people who care for Europe's landscapes

Firefighters battle a massive blaze that gutted a Piraeus store overnight, destroying the building and basement; a worker inside was found safe.

Fuel prices are rising again in Greece, with higher transport costs already feeding through to prices on supermarket shelves

Only 9.8% of people aged 16-74 in Greece checked the truthfulness of online content in 2025, according to Eurostat data used in the European Commission’s 2026 Digital Decade report

A Venice Commission delegation arrives in Athens to assess whether the ministry's NGO and asylum provisions comply with European standards

The former prime minister, Antonis Samaras, is drawing up candidate lists for a possible new party as the feud between him and Kyriakos Mitsotakis seems to be escalating

Across the EU as a whole, the share of 25- to 34-year-olds who have completed tertiary education has risen steadily.