The improvements were described by Deputy Economy and Finance Minister Thanos Petralias, citing what he called “four reforms in one”

Municipal services were mobilized for the rescue operation, with assistance from the fire brigade

A traditional Easter meal for 6–8 people will cost about €50 more this year, as rising prices hit key staples and strain household budgets during one of Greece’s most important holidays.

Pharmaceutical companies say clawback payments now exceed government contributions, leaving patients with access to only one in five new medicines approved in Europe.

Unsettled conditions this weekend will give way to sunnier skies and rising temperatures from Palm Sunday, with a spring-like pattern expected through the first days of Holy Week.

In purchasing power terms, Greece's minimum wage ranks 13th across the bloc—highlighting that the issue is not merely the nominal level, but how wages are distributed across the economy.

A new IOBE report highlights the Greek brewing sector’s €576 million direct contribution to the economy, alongside strong tax revenues, employment impact, and shifting market dynamics driven by rising costs and changing consumer habits

The measure covers infrastructure developed by the EOT, the Public Properties Company (ETAD), and private operators granted tourism rights.

In an increasingly connected world, the effects of excessive social media use do not differ significantly whether a teenager lives in California or in the remotest parts of the Balkans

Greece secured top honors in two categories at this year’s fourth edition of the Travel Gossip awards, organized by the UK-based travel trade platform. Greece ranked top of the list in the categories “Agents’ Favourite Sunshine Getaway Destination” and “Agents’ Favourite Family Destination,” after UK-based travel agents cast their votes. The “The Travel Celebration 2026” […]

The plan, which includes a truck ban, aims to manage the Easter travel surge, improve road safety, and reduce accidents

The vast digital repository, named Iossipos (Josephus) after the ancient Jewish historian, was presented during an event organized by the Jewish Community of Thessaloniki at the Athens Concert Hall Tuesday

As fuel prices surge across Europe, Greece remains near the top of the EU rankings. High taxes and global oil increases are driving fuel prices to record highs, placing a disproportionate burden on greek consumers.

A rare tropical angelfish has been recorded in Greek waters for the first time, off southern Crete. Scientists say the sighting may signal a wider shift already underway in the Mediterranean.

Extended store hours around Greece aim to help shoppers prepare for Easter, with late openings, a key Sunday trading day and holiday closures during the Easter period.

The Greek environment ministry has put forward sweeping planning reforms that would allow construction in protected natural areas, while also extending deadlines for legalizing unauthorized structures across forests, parks and ski resorts.

Around 200 children with disabilities living within the Municipality of Athens are effectively “schoolless,” while families are forced to send their children to overcrowded special schools in neighboring areas.

Foreign ministers meet to expand cooperation in trade, investment and technology, while addressing global developments and maritime security

Closures extend across entire regions, with all schools in the Dodecanese, Cyclades, and Crete remaining shut on April 2.

Severe flooding, strong winds and widespread damage strike the Greek capital, as authorities warn the worst may not be over and urge residents to limit movement