Greece is at the forefront of the discussion on the necessity of a strong European defense, as its defense spending already exceeds 3% of GDP.

Vangelis Marinakis, Angeliki Frangou and Kenneth Rogoff raised the core problem facing Europe vis-a-vis China, Trump’s policies and the challenges posed by AI in their discussion at "The World Ahead 2025 - Athens Gala Dinner" organized by The Economist

Kasimati was elected as a SYRIZA MP for Piraeus in the January and September 2015 elections and was re-elected in July 2019, coming first with 18,457 votes.

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met with his Latvian counterpart Baiba Braže

The extensive piece details Metlen’s next moves, citing statements made last week by Evangelos Mytilineos, the company’s CEO and major shareholder.

The Mediterranean country held its position in 2024 on the top five list for German and French tourists, ranking 3rd and 4th respectively, similar to 2023

If his first tenure offered the Europeans any necessary reality check it was the disillusionment with the viability of their dependence on the United States.

The 39th European Film Awards, for the first time in Southeastern Europe, will take place at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center.

The European Court of Human Rights concluded that there was strong evidence Greece employs a system of illegally pushing back third-country nationals.

The picturesque and jagged coastline of Skopelos, along with its connection to “Mamma Mia,” takes center stage in Goodhousekeeping.com’s annual list of the top ten European destinations for 2025, known for their dreamlike beaches. The popular entertainment medium, which reaches millions of travelers from the UK and USA, ranks Skopelos fourth, describing it as “the […]

According to the data of the new European Social Survey, our country is the worst in Europe in regards to mental health issues and there is a direct correlation between these issues and social inequalities.

The European Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER), forecasts that the cost of the EU’s electricity transmission system could increase by 40% by 2030 and nearly double by 2050.

Navigating between the two global powers increasingly looks like walking a tightrope for Europe

Androulakis underscored the urgency of collective action in the face of growing regional instability, emphasizing that "immediate solidarity and joint initiatives" are essential to addressing the evolving challenges.

It is the fourth cut of interest rates by Europe’s central bank, a move expected by the markets and financial analysts leading to the rate settling at 3%.

Predicting Syria’s trajectory is fraught with uncertainty, given the many volatile variables at play. Yet, among the few certainties is the stark reality that Russia and Iran are emerging as the major losers in this upheaval.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis also raves over opening of new Thessaloniki metro in interview with long-time presenter Richard Quest