Greece signals it will not become an open-border country as migration arrivals drop. Minister Thanos Plevris outlines stricter asylum rules, upcoming legislation, and policies to integrate recognized refugees while reducing dependency on state aid

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A truck collided with two cars near the Iasmos tolls, leaving three people dead and two seriously injured, while witnesses described hearing victims plead for help

Consumers face higher costs as fruits, meat, fish, coffee, and sweets see price hikes, with further increases expected due to rising production and labor costs.

A new labor bill set for Parliament will expand flexible work hours, strengthen collective agreements, and modernize employment rules across Greece

Authorities warn of elevated fire danger in several regions, urging residents to avoid risky outdoor activities and take precautions to protect homes and surrounding areas.

Tuesday’s forecast brings clouds, rain, and thunderstorms across northern and central mainland Greece, especially in mountainous regions. Seasonal temperatures prevail, with a chance of hail in parts of Central and Northern Greece

Global oil majors are eyeing Greece’s upcoming tender for hydrocarbon exploration off Crete and the Peloponnese, with Chevron, BP, Eni and domestic player HELLENiQ ENERGY seen as potential bidders ahead of the September deadline

A major accident on the Egnatia Highway in northern Greece left three people dead and several others injured after a truck collided with two cars, causing a fire. Authorities closed the road as emergency teams responded to the scene

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the country’s public health system is becoming more effective and patient-centered, citing hospital renovations, new hires, salary upgrades, and encouraging patient feedback on emergency services

Despite producing some of the world’s finest extra virgin olive oil, Greece exports most of it in bulk—mainly to Italy and Spain—losing hundreds of millions annually in added value and global recognition.

Monday brings unsettled weather in Greece with rain and thunderstorms, mainly in mountainous regions. Temperatures stay near seasonal levels, while local hail and strong wind gusts are possible in parts of western and central mainland Greece.

Two men, one from Romania and the other from Hungary, 48 and 65, respectively, lose consciousness while swimming off a northern Greece beach; both rushed by ambulance to nearby health centers

About 5.2 million jobs in the EU depend on exports to the United States

Authorities warn of extreme fire danger in ten regions across Greece on August 16, urging residents to avoid any outdoor activity that could spark a blaze

Unforgettable dishes found only on the sun-soaked Grecian islands

Authorities aim to cut illegal mobile use in at least 20 prisons as investigations reveal many organized crimes, including bombings and targeted attacks, are orchestrated from behind bars. Anti-drone and electronic security measures are also being introduced

Romania has emerged as a key partner for Greek businesses, with exports exceeding €1.8 billion and investments quadrupling in 2023, highlighting a stable and growing economic relationship between the two countries

American visitors are spending more and staying slightly longer in Greece, with Athens, the Northern Aegean, and Central Greece emerging as key destinations

Beneath Greece’s postcard-perfect coastline lies a deadly risk. Hundreds drown each year—often quietly, within minutes, and in seemingly safe waters—turning moments of joy into tragedy