Turkish president reiterates Ankara’s positions on the Aegean and Cyprus while urging action on Gaza and greater Turkish involvement in Europe’s security architecture

European Parliament delegation assesses post-2023 railway safety measures as victims’ families testify in the 32nd day of the Tempi trial in Larissa

The city’s historic market has reopened with a striking new look, bringing together Piraeus’ culinary traditions, local businesses, and a renewed sense of community

The agreement adds more than 2 GW of solar, wind and battery-storage projects to PPC’s portfolio as the group accelerates its expansion across central and SE Europe

The British-Italian singer will perform at the Lycabettus Theater on Sept. 25, bringing songs from his new album and longtime favorites to the Greek capital

Water becomes an EU strategic priority, and Greece is aligning: a first national water strategy and a new EIB deal for Thessaloniki's EYATH.

Athens' Neos Kosmos named Europe's coolest neighborhood and 3rd in the world by Time Out — beating major cities in food, nightlife & community spirit.

Speaking in Dublin, Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president called for deeper financial integration, a more competitive banking sector and faster action on defense, energy, AI, digital infrastructure and the green transition.

Without doubt, the Greek Presidency of the Council of the EU is a symbolic moment that will position the country at the epicenter of European interest and will call for its unequivocal leadership

Athens' Epigraphical Museum marks European Heritage Days with exhibition tours and a film festival on ancient inscriptions, Sept 25–27.

The European Central Bank is asking the public to choose from 10 proposed designs based on European culture or rivers and birds, with voting open through Sept. 21.

Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president will join talks on eurozone productivity, growth, energy costs and competitiveness, as EU finance ministers and central bank governors discuss broader economic and financial priorities.

Irregular migrant arrivals into the EU fell 35% the first 8 months of 2026, but EU member states are still rattled by the Ceuta migration crisis

Top commander outlines Greece’s “Agenda 2030” reforms, including changes to military service, an active voluntary reserve and dual-use infrastructure, as he calls for a whole-of-society approach to European defense

Free movement within the EU often serves as an alibi for low wages and labor exploitation rather than genuine opportunity

U.S. President Donald Trump called the EU plan to offer Canada associate membership “laughable” and warned of heavy tariffs or restrictions on trade if he considers the move hostile

Greek youth leave home at 30.9, among Europe's latest, as low wages and soaring rents make independent living nearly impossible.

Eurozone finance ministers meet in Dublin to tackle the energy crisis, as Greece weighs new subsidies and Germany pushes for fuel VAT cuts.