EU residents made 1.20 billion personal and business trips in 2025, up 1.4% on 2024 (17 million more).

Nine in ten EU trips in 2025 stayed within the bloc, with Greece among the leaders in domestic travel, yet spending abroad far outpaced spending at home.

Profits have grown almost twice as fast as wages since 2000, yet workers are being asked to work longer hours

The decision opens the way for investments of €1 billion aimed at strengthening the country’s energy resilience

Friday’s fourth-round clash tips off at 9:15 p.m., with supporters facing a change of venue while the Peace and Friendship Stadium undergoes preparations

The European Commission chose 46 raw material projects for faster permitting and funding support as the EU works to reduce its dependence on China

Brussels considers Greek and Italian bids for energy aid under the escape clause, but warns against new fiscal flexibility as bond markets tighten.

A new EU-recommended blood-testing program will cover nine regions as the disease continues to spread. Authorities warn that widespread positive results could lead to restrictions on exports of protected-designation dairy products, including feta

Athens is seeking support for households and businesses hit by higher energy costs, while working with Italy and Cyprus to build a broader European case for limited fiscal flexibility

Researchers at Greece’s Demokritos research center are part of the KM3NeT collaboration, which uses a giant underwater telescope in the Mediterranean to study high-energy neutrinos from violent cosmic events

Capital Market Commission approves Capital Maritime Finance prospectus; public offering of 42 million shares targets 250 million euros in proceeds for Evangelos Marinakis-controlled company

Another Greek distinction: researcher, founder and president of the Ethnological Museum of Thrace, Angeliki Giannakidou received the Lifetime Achievement Award

Greece is pushing for temporary EU support measures as leaders meet in Croatia ahead of a European Council summit focused on rising energy prices, inflation, competitiveness, migration and developments in the Middle East.

Physicist Francis Halzen wins the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for IceCube, the Antarctic observatory that captured high-energy cosmic neutrinos and opened a new window on the universe.

The return of the ancient Greek artworks will be part of discussions on strengthening UK-EU ties, the Greek PM said

Dozens of fishing boats gathered in Piraeus as fishermen demand fuel subsidies and broader support, warning that protests could escalate nationwide if the government does not acτ

From October 2027, new EU rules guarantee a free personal item, up to 600 euros for long delays, refunds within seven days and stronger protections for families and travelers with disabilities.

The rare infection is the most severe form of plague and can spread between people through respiratory particles. Here is what is known about its symptoms, treatment and the current public health risk

The Greek Olympic long jump champion is in contention for the continent’s top athlete award after winning his fourth European title and recording the year’s leading jump

As the EU debates its 2028-2034 budget, fisheries funding faces deep cuts just as the door opens to financing the renewal of the aging fishing fleet