Only 40.3% of the room nights reported by Greek hotels were booked directly in 2025, compared to the European average of 51.3%

The case concerns allegations that fictitious or forged signatures were included in the founding declaration of Foni Logikis, the populist far-right party led by the Greek MEP

According to reports, satellite imagery revealed extensive damage to the strategically important pipeline following the recent attacks.

Tentoglou matched the Greek national record this year with a jump of 8.66 meters, adding another major title to an already decorated career.

Greece trails all EU countries in adult education participation, despite hundreds of millions in Recovery Fund training spending

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

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

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

The Eurogroup president says the EU cannot afford to keep acting as 27 separate countries as geopolitical and technological changes accelerate, calling for greater political will and faster implementation of reforms.

Europe needs to avoid replacing old dependencies with new ones, particularly where partners have a record of political unreliability or repeatedly challenge the principles the EU seeks to defend

Brent crude climbed above $91 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East threaten energy flows, while European natural gas topped €70 per megawatt-hour amid low storage levels and LNG competition with Asia.

Dendias highlights Europe’s evolving security challenges, from drones and missiles to cyber threats, while stressing Greece’s role in strengthening European defense

The modern housing crisis has different starting points and causes by region, but all trace back to a shared path of global economic and social change

The former SYRIZA minister says he is challenging violations of his rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, criticizing the handling of the case by Greek judicial authorities

Osman Kavala, a symbol of Turkey's crackdown on civil society, was arrested in October 2017 and held at Istanbul's high-security Silivri prison

Eurostat data show the South Aegean recorded 127.2 tourist overnight stays per resident in 2024, followed by the Ionian Islands with 102.6, highlighting the intense pressure tourism places on Greece’s island destinations

Travelers from outside the EU are facing long, unpredictable waits at major European airports, as a new biometric border system struggles to handle the summer rush

As conditions grow hotter and drier, wildfire burned areas are rising sharply and disproportionately, a new study warns