Athens is rolling out a new digital consumer protection system using artificial intelligence and real-time market data to monitor prices, detect unfair practices and strengthen oversight across the retail sector

Travel receipts rise more than 64% in January-March, driven by strong European demand and higher spending per trip

A new Hellenic Court of Audit report finds that 81% of public entities still lack a functioning internal audit system and that oversight contracts worth millions are being awarded without open competition and without justification

The ex-Olympiacos and Xanthi defender had been hospitalized in a hospital ICU over the recent period; tributes poured from across the Greek football world for one of the country’s top defenders of the 2000s

Greek finance minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, told parliament that for every €1 billion repaid ahead of schedule, Greece saves €30 million in interest costs, and that the risk tied to a large cluster of debt obligations due around 2032 had been substantially reduced.

A new OECD study places Greece among the European countries facing the greatest challenges in preventing and managing chronic illnesses, with cancer and cardiovascular diseases remaining leading causes of death and disability

Greece's public sector owes nearly €3.9 billion to suppliers, taxpayers, and pensioners, with public hospitals alone accounting for more than €1.5 billion in overdue payments

The government says the overhaul will introduce clear rules for tourism, renewable energy and industry, while strengthening environmental protections and supporting the country’s energy transition

The government says it will respond through official channels once it receives the document, while defending recent judicial and legislative decisions criticized by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office

Fatal crashes in Zaharo and Ioannina claim the lives of a 29-year-old driver and a 39-year-old cyclist, with authorities also launching a manhunt after a hit-and-run incident

Athens and Tirana are accelerating efforts to deepen economic ties, expand investment opportunities and open a new chapter in bilateral relations through business partnerships, political dialogue and regional cooperation

Border delays are intensifying across northern Greece as the EU’s new biometric entry system triggers long queues and growing concern ahead of the summer travel season.

At the center of government planning is a target of at least 25% Greek industrial participation in new programs, a provision that is gradually reshaping procurement practices.

With household costs rising sharply and inlfation surging partly because of the Iran conflict, Athens is weighing a package of fuel subsidies worth up to 200 million euros, to be announced before the end of next week.

New Democracy is recalibrating its strategy ahead of the next elections, bringing in American political consultants and ruling out repeat elections should it fall short of an outright majority.

In an age of acceleration, a new generation of Greek artists choose to work with time not against it, reviving ancient weaving, silk, and embroidery traditions not as nostalgia, but as living, evolving acts of creation that bind past and present through visible threads

Private-sector employees are entitled to both paid annual leave and a holiday allowance, with the payment required by law before their vacation begins

Mykonos, with its unmistakable cosmopolitan flair, and Santorini — the next stop for filming — offer a cinematic blend of luxury, romance, and global recognition.

EPPO warns that recent judicial developments in Greece could undermine prosecutorial independence and put EU funding at risk under Article 16.

From silky eggplants and tender green beans to okra simmered in olive oil, Greece’s beloved “ladera” dishes capture the soul of Mediterranean home cooking