The European Public Prosecutor's Office has escalated its investigation into alleged manipulation of EU agricultural subsidies in Greece, targeting sitting lawmakers and referring information on two former government ministers to the Hellenic Parliament

“We are determined to continue supporting the Lebanese government,” the joint statement read

Europe’s new Entry-Exit System (EES) goes live on April 10 replacing passport stamps with digital biometric checks for non-EU travelers across 29 countries.

The renewed scheme, which enjoys strong backing from both Athens and Ankara,enables short visits to 12 Greek islands, giving a boost to local tourism

With harsh rhetoric reflecting growing tension in Washington-Europe relations, Donald Trump attacked Britain and France over their stance on the war with Iran, urging Europeans to "learn to fight on their own."

Consumer prices accelerated in March across Europe, driven largely by a rebound in energy costs, as geopolitical tensions add pressure to already uncertain economic conditions.

A 54-year-old supermarket employee fought off an attacker during a morning assault, with police quickly locating and arresting the suspect shortly after the incident

More than 538,800 cards were issued in 2025, offering access to emergency healthcare across Europe, as demand rises for coverage during travel abroad

EU ministers rule out fiscal flexibility despite rising energy costs, forcing countries like Greece to rely on limited national budgets as inflation risks intensify

Just 66% of Greeks say they are satisfied with their housing conditions, two percentage points below last year’s reading and well short of the 77% European average, according to the 2025 European Housing Trend Report published by RE/MAX Europe. Greece ranks among the lowest in the survey, alongside Hungary at 64%, Ireland at 68%, Malta […]

'Our choices must reflect balance and responsibility. Measures taken during this period should be targeted, fair, and effective, with priority given to the most vulnerable households and businesses,' Eurogroup president Kyriakos Pierrakakis said after the teleconference

US and Israeli strikes on Iran have caused damage to at least 120 museums, historic buildings and cultural sites since the war began nearly a month ago, Iranian authorities announced, in what is shaping up as one of the most significant assaults on a nation’s cultural heritage in recent memory. “At least 120 museums, historic […]

Eurozone finance ministers hold emergency talks as oil tops $100, driving up costs for households and businesses and raising concerns over a new inflation cycle and the bloc’s ability to respond in time.

At the Eurocities meeting, Athens presented its innovative approach to tackling energy poverty.

"I want to stop suffering" — The tragic story of the 25-year-old who will undergo euthanasia in Spain

After April 3, searching for child abuse material will be prohibited across Europe

EU lawmakers vote to move forward on a trade pact with the U.S., adding protections amid concerns over Washington’s commitment to tariffs and import rules

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announces a 40-euro monthly increase, affecting private and public sector workers while boosting social benefits and setting targets for higher wages in 2027.