“We see tremendous potential here in Greece,” Burgum emphasized, praising the country as a “superb partner” capable of extending energy security and stability across Southeastern Europe.

On average, EU countries spend 4.66% of GDP on preschool through tertiary education, the lowest share since 2013, according to Eurostat figures.

Washington and Brussels are considering a fresh round of sanctions as the war in Ukraine shows no sign of ending, while Moscow insists restrictions will not change its stance

Google was quick to react, calling the European Commission’s latest decision on its AdTech services “wrong” and announcing plans to appeal.

Road traffic noise threatens the health of millions in Europe, with France most affected during the day and Germany leading at night, according to a new European Environment Agency report

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into possible criminal offenses linked to the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection.

Alongside Greece, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Germany have all experienced more than 35 years of extremely low fertility rates.

Nine in ten Europeans want member states to act together in facing global challenges, with Greek respondents registering even higher levels of support.

Hotels in Greece stood out as the only ones in Europe to surpass the 200 euros mark, reaffirming the country’s position as one of the continent’s leading summer destinations.

Greek households face mounting price pressures as inflation rises faster than in other southern EU states, hitting housing, food, and energy costs

Europe’s aging population and shrinking workforce are putting immense pressure on pensions, with Greece facing some of the harshest conditions

The University of Athens is scaling up AI-focused online courses, part of a wider European effort to address global competition for artificial intelligence talent

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Tehran says European powers lack the right to trigger or extend sanctions under the 2015 nuclear deal, pushing back against threats of a “snapback” mechanism

Jobs that required putting in the longest hours in 2024 were skilled workers in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and managers.

Outbound tourism from Greece grew in 2024, with higher spending and a surprising shift away from Balkan destinations toward Central and Northern Europe.

Despite market dips, soaring valuations suggest investor optimism in defense firms may overstate prospects for a genuine resolution to the conflict in Eastern Europe

Despite the rise of digital payments, cryptocurrencies, and the push for a digital euro, cash remains resilient in Europe. Recent data shows it continues to dominate in daily transactions and as a safe store of value across all generations