EU Commissioner and Ministers from Greece, Italy, and Malta declared persona non grata by eastern Libyan authorities

The development allows for a specified increase in defense spending without risking an excessive deficit procedure

The delegation, led by the relevant EU Commissioner, was ordered to leave Benghazi after the de facto leader of eastern Libya, Gen. Haftar, declined to meet with them

A bold new show in Athens raises urgent questions about our treatment of animals. Are we’re ready to change our ways?

Apple had stated that it would seek legal recourse, filing its appeal against the EC ruling on the last day of expiration.

A widening probe by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is sending shockwaves through Greece's political and institutional landscape, as authorities intensify investigations into alleged misuse of EU funds across multiple sectors

The “golden page” in Greek football was written in the sold-out Estádio da Luz of Lisbon, playing against the hosts of the tournament

In May, the EU warned it could impose retaliatory tariffs on up to €95 billion worth of American imports, including vehicles and aircraft, should talks with the US administration fail

The final ruling marks a significant development in the growing trade dispute, with China signaling a firm stance on retaliatory tariffs affecting European luxury goods

The UN expert presented a report listing over 60 companies alleged to be involved in supporting Israeli settlements and military operations in Gaza

Enjoy a full moon night with DJ sets and Acropolis views, creative family Sundays, and English-language tours through the life of Maria Callas—one of the 20th century’s most legendary opera divas

At least two people have died in France due to the extreme heat, and two more were killed in a wildfire in Spain this week.

RevPAR in Greek hotels surged by an impressive 14.9%—the sharpest increase across the countries studied—while occupancy rose by 9.8%.

While the U.S. State Department has said it remains committed to life-saving programs, the post-rape kit contract remains cancelled. Aid organizations are now racing to fill the gap

The Regional Governor of Crete emphasized the significance of the award, calling gastronomy “an investment in the future, made collectively by the Region and all local stakeholders.”

Euronext has reportedly calculated ATHEX's value at roughly 400 million euros, or approximately 6.90 euros per share

The WHO linked this escalating threat directly to climate change driven by fossil fuel consumption, which is making heatwaves more frequent, intense, and deadly

The latest figure marks one of the highest inflation rates in the European Union, ranking fifth among member states.

According to Swiss Re, heatwaves now kill up to 480,000 people globally each year—more than floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes combined

European markets have taken center stage at recent investor conferences, with a steady pattern of inflows over the past 12 months, contrasting the outflows from the U.S