Rising living costs, a housing crisis and inequality are fueling demonstrations across Europe, as Athens prepares for protests and the Greek government draws a line between peaceful dissent and violence

Riots in France and clashes in Belgium and Italy spark concern in Brussels as anger over living costs grows, weakening Macron’s hand in EU talks

Output is forecast to reach 1.67 million hectoliters in Greece in during the current season, while rising inventories in Italy and Spain raise concerns over price pressures in the European wine market

Laura Kövesi is preparing to leave the European Public Prosecutor’s Office as Germany’s Andrés Ritter takes over, while investigations into EU fund management in Greece remain active ahead of a lengthy election period.

This new crisis looks different and the bloc’s leaders are preparing to talk directly to Putin

As households brace for a hard winter, a divided EU summit ended without a real plan, exposing old North-South rifts and deeper questions about Europe

127 organizations from 30 countries are urging European governments to drop Palantir, warning of mass surveillance, vendor lock-in and a loss of democratic control over citizens’ data.

Competing US interests are clashing over Europe’s gas supply: LNG through Greece’s Vertical Corridor versus a revived Qatar–Turkey pipeline, with US envoys in Athens and Ankara on opposing sides.

Athens’ National Museum of Contemporary Art opens its doors free to all from October 16 to 18 after being named Europe’s best art museum

The Greek finance minister and Eurogroup president says higher borrowing costs reflect a global shift away from cheap capital, while arguing that Europe has the fiscal framework to manage mounting pressures.

Greece will be hosting two major film and audiovisual industry events raising its international profile and showcasing it creative talent

A technical failure in Italy’s air traffic control network has caused cancellations and delays at major airports, including Athens, where at least three flights from Italy were canceled. Authorities have cut traffic capacity to protect flight safety, with the timing of a full recovery still uncertain.

As Europe’s wildfire problem grows, targeted grazing is explicitly recognised as part of wildfire prevention. This is because sheep, goats and cattle can reduce the amount of flammable material in the countryside. However, this method has its limits

When work offers no prospect of improvement and the middle class feels it is losing ground, economic insecurity turns into a challenge to institutions

Aliki Diplarakou, the 17-year-old Athenian crowned Miss Europe in Paris in 1930, became an overnight sensation and a national heroine in Greece.

Europe cannot demand transparency from grant applicants while treating Ankara's authority over religious institutions abroad and its response to Hamas financiers at home as irrelevant to strategic cooperation

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias says Greece aims to lead Europe in autonomous platforms as the Navy expands its uncrewed maritime capabilities, with new systems undergoing testing and plans for large-scale production.

In the space of 12 months, four of the five biggest EU member states will go to the ballot box. The bloc may never be the same

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