Ankara says Greece’s offshore hydrocarbon agreement with Chevron south of Crete violates international law and maritime claims declared by Libya, renewing tensions in the eastern Mediterranean
July is widely viewed as a favorable window, coinciding with the NATO summit scheduled for July 7–8 in Ankara and the 250th anniversary celebrations on July 4.
A key part of the discussion centered on the regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence and its societal impact.
PHAROS AI Factory, one of the EU’s 13 AI hubs, opens in Greece to provide computing power, data, and expertise to startups, universities, and research centers, aiming to accelerate AI projects in health, culture, language, and sustainability
At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis meets Narendra Modi for the third time since upgrading ties to a strategic partnership, as Athens seeks a pivotal role in global AI governance and the India–Europe corridor
Mostly sunny conditions across Greece, with afternoon rain in western regions, strengthening southerly winds over the Ionian, morning frost in the north, and slightly higher daytime temperatures.
12 photographs showing scenes from the mass execution of 200 Greek men by Nazi occupying forces at Kaisariani shooting range in Athens on May 1, 1944, were declared a protected national monument; Athens seeks their possession
In the auction of 26-week Treasury bills totaling 400 million euros, the yield settled at 1.84%, down slightly from 1.86% recorded at the previous sale.
Tram Line 7 now reaches Greece’s largest port, easing passenger access and marking a key upgrade in Athens-Piraeus transport.
Services have been suspended from the port of Volos to the Sporades islands, while routes between Kavala and Thasos remain on hold.
The Minister of Citizen Protection of Greece announced major prison expansion, electronic monitoring rollout, and updates on AI traffic cameras as authorities aim to modernize facilities and reduce inmate overcrowding
Strong winds, overflowing rivers, and fallen trees leave hundreds of areas in Greece facing evacuations, power cuts, and extensive infrastructure damage, as authorities race to restore safety and services
The new scheme launches earlier than ever, offering 300,000 vouchers, expanded benefits for families and mothers, and up to 12 free nights in selected regions to boost domestic tourism and support vulnerable groups
In terms of Actual Individual Consumption adjusted for purchasing power standards, Greece stands at roughly 70–75% of the EU average.
The business background of U.S. diplomat Tom Barrack, and how it is affecting diplomatic affairs.
Flooding, landslides and strong winds have cut off villages, damaged roads and homes, and forced evacuations as extreme weather hits multiple regions across the country
Trump commended Athens for its progress toward NATO’s 5 percent defense spending benchmark, saying Greece is demonstrating “real leadership” within the Alliance
Controlled release of water from Stratos Dam generates flooding warning to local residents
Think Greece is only about history, beaches, islands and great food? Think again. Live sports thrive here year-round.
This year, a new “unique beaches” category was also introduced, spotlighting shores with exceptional characteristics, according to euronews.