The UAE renewable energy giant sees Terna Energy as a key platform for its expansion in Southeast and Central Europe, as the Greek company advances a €5.5 billion investment plan targeting 6 GW of renewable capacity

Thermal heritage, protecting water resources, and developing sustainable tourism topped the agenda

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.

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

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.

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.

Another Greek distinction: researcher, founder and president of the Ethnological Museum of Thrace, Angeliki Giannakidou received the Lifetime Achievement Award

The Greek Olympic long jump champion is in contention for the continent’s top athlete award after winning his fourth European title and recording the year’s leading jump

The payment was funded with proceeds from the reprivatization of Greek banks that had previously received support from the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, reducing Greece’s public debt.

Finland has become the 10th European partner in Emmanuel Macron’s nuclear deterrence initiative, while Greece’s participation raises questions about its role, commitments and the limits of France’s security guarantees

Greece’s defense minister proposed using the route from Alexandroupoli northward as a model for moving military forces while protecting critical infrastructure, alongside stronger European missile defense and military command capabilities.

PASOK MEP and S&D Vice-President Giannis Maniatis pressed Turkey to respect the Copenhagen criteria, highlighting the tragic decline of the Greek minority

From archaeological sites and museums to workshops, guided walks and performances, Athens and the wider Attica region will mark European Heritage Days with events exploring how cultural heritage survives, changes and connects communities

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

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.

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

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