A demographic study projects fewer than 1.4 million births in Greece between 2027 and 2046, down from 1.8 million in the previous two decades, as declining fertility and a shrinking population of women of childbearing age deepen the country's demographic challenges.

Household electricity tariffs are increasing as wholesale power prices return to levels last seen during the 2022 energy crisis. PPC has limited its increase to 6.2%, while the government weighs possible subsidies for December.

As Democrats Abroad warns of declining confidence in US institutions, Republicans Overseas faces questions over its Greek chapter’s leadership and public reaction to the ambassador’s departure

Four gunmen broke into a meat-processing plant near Larissa, restrained two security guards and tried to force open a cash deposit machine. They fled empty-handed after firing at a responding security vehicle, and police are searching for them.

Greece’s weather service has upgraded its warning as heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected across much of the country. Several regions face red alerts, with the most intense conditions forecast for Monday and Tuesday.

Ankara has formally nominated veteran diplomat Feridun Sinirlioğlu, seeking to break the deadlock in the Security Council selection process. The move has raised concerns in Athens and Nicosia over the prospect of a Turkish candidate leading the United Nations.

Red weather alerts have been issued for parts of the country as torrential rain, thunderstorms and strong winds cause flooding, landslides and damage, with conditions expected to remain unsettled through Tuesday

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across western and northern regions and the eastern Aegean, with isolated hailstorms possible

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias outlines the 'Achilles Shield' air-defense system, naval modernization and domestic arms production, as Athens confronts Turkish maritime claims and accelerates defense reforms

The proposed multilateral institution aims to expand access to financing for governments and defense companies as Athens and Ankara pursue competing military modernization programs

A two-year-old female brown bear was found with three gunshot wounds near Vrontero in northern Greece. One bullet caused fatal internal bleeding, according to an examination conducted by a veterinarian

EU energy ministers failed to agree on a comprehensive response to rising energy prices, exposing divisions over how to share the burden of the crisis as inflation accelerates and millions struggle to heat their homes.

In an exclusive interview with TO VIMA, international law expert Catharine Titi questions the British Museum’s willingness to lend Parthenon Sculptures to Russia and Germany while resisting their permanent return to Greece. Professor Titi also explains why a legal challenge involving the Fagan fragment is unlikely to derail their repatriation.

A coordinated strike across 113 ports in 22 countries threatens to disrupt billions of dollars in global shipping, as maritime workers protest arms shipments to war zones. In Greece, ferries remain docked as unions staged rallies.

Ancient Athens had its own “Halloween”: during the Anthesteria, a festival for Dionysus, Athenians cooked offerings for the dead and sent spirits away.

The Greek Navy is adding a more heavily armed version of the French-built FDI frigate to its fleet, with twice as many active missile-launch cells as its predecessor

Teachers and civil servants are joining seafarers in their planned work stoppage and protests on Friday across several Greek cities

Greece’s flu season appears to have begun about two weeks earlier than usual, while a genetic change in the virus is being monitored in the United States. Experts say the next three weeks will be crucial and urge people not to delay vaccination

Investors are backing Greek food producers, restaurant chains and other growth-oriented companies despite economic uncertainty across Europe

The proposed scheme would match eligible family contributions with state funding, offer tax breaks and invest savings until children turn 18, with annual private contributions capped at €10,000 per account