Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the “Synepeia” platform will allow citizens and businesses to see which public entities delay payments and for how long, as the government outlines further measures for businesses

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

Three conventional passenger-car ferries serving the Rafina-Cyclades and Dodecanese routes have been withdrawn early as marine fuel prices nearly doubled since February, raising concerns about further service cuts this winter.

Greece is achieving gender equality but still lagging behind in economic participation and opportunity for women

Book borrowing in Greece increased for a second consecutive year, with fiction and Greek authors dominating readers' choices

Every year, dozens of lists appear, in every language, featuring untouched islands, undiscovered beaches, authentic villages “known only to the locals.” The very concept of a secret has now become so transparent that it could be traded on the Athens Stock Exchange

From powdered milk to the cheese pies of the 1980s and the colorful snacks of the ’90s, the story of school food offers a glimpse into Greece’s changing relationship with eating, childhood and everyday life

Two local men were arrested over an ATM explosion in Martino and alleged vehicle thefts, amid a recent series of ATM robberies targeting cash machines across Greece

Short-term rental rates in Greece rose 11.8% over the summer to an average €195 a night, while occupancy held at 70.9% and RevPAR climbed 11.9% to €138

Greece has not publicly endorsed a candidate for UN Secretary-General, though diplomatic sources suggest Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan ranks high among Athens' informal preferences

The system is set to become mandatory for another 1 million private-sector workers after November, while recorded overtime has risen sharply since the digital tracking system was expanded

Showers and thunderstorms are expected mainly across southern and western Greece on Wednesday, with unstable conditions in Crete, the southern Peloponnese and the islands, while temperatures remain near seasonal levels.

It depends. One thing’s for sure: driving in Greece will keep you on your toes and may occasionally leave you wondering what just happened

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

A new framework allows households and businesses to install standalone batteries, simplifies balcony solar installations and shortens the time grid operators have to respond to self-consumption connection requests

Twenty one years after Athens closed its consulate in the Louisiana city, Greece is restoring a local presence as old ties of migration and shipping take on new importance through energy

A powerful low-pressure system moving toward the Ionian Sea is expected to bring heavy rain, storms, and flood risks

Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Evangelos Tournas said the Fire Service has grown from 13,000 personnel in 2022 to about 18,500 today, as Greece continues to strengthen its capacity to respond to wildfires and other disasters

Rain and storms sweep western Greece as clouds build nationwide; winds pick up in the Aegean while temperatures hold steady across the country

Project will replace an old, narrow Bailey-type bridge and include road safety and maintenance works along 1.9-kilometer section of old Thessaloniki-Athens highway