A new bill seeks to fast-track tens of thousands of workers from South Asia to fill labor shortages, while imposing harsher penalties on undocumented migrants, drawing criticism from opposition parties and human rights groups

Low student engagement is slowing workforce entry, weakening productivity, and placing Greece behind peers in higher education outcomes.

Ferry services from the port of Rafina to the Cyclades have been suspended, while routes from Lavrio to the islands of Kea and Kythnos are also not operating.

Greece is also promoting its role as India’s gateway to the EU via the IMEC corridor, focusing on connectivity and infrastructure, at a time when the Indian economy is consolidating its position as a global superpower

Dendias spoke and answered questions at a Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) conservation with FDD Executive Director Jonathan Schanzer

A new bill aims to make the Greek state more citizen-friendly, streamline property transactions and digitize public services, with reforms set for public consultation before heading to Parliament

The pace at which the unemployment rate is decreasing in Greece is declining, according to a Eurobank analysis. The periodical review highlights the fact that women, young persons, and disabled persons are impacted at a higher rate than the corresponding groups in the rest of the EU countries. According to the bank’s economists, the percentage […]

Alexander Ginnis is the first—and only—Greek athlete to reach the podium at the highest level of winter sports.

Mitsotakis highlights Greek AI innovation, collaboration with OpenAI, and government support for startups, aiming to make Greece a global leader in artificial intelligence and tech entrepreneurship

Weather warning for Greece, forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms, and isolated hail from Wednesday evening, Feb. 4.

After a penalty shootout loss to Hungary, Greece’s women’s team will face Italy on Thursday in Portugal with a European Championship medal at stake.

A 20-year-old Greek man hospitalized after the deadly traffic accident in Timisoara that killed seven people is in stable condition and may be airlifted to Thessaloniki as early as Wednesday

Rain and thunderstorms spread from western Greece across much of the country, with strong winds at sea, light mountain snow, and African dust affecting western areas as temperatures trend higher.

Hundreds of new hospitalizations and severe pediatric cases are raising concern as doctors warn the flu wave is not over and urge vaccination for children

Spain and Greece may soon be the first countries in the EU to ban social media use by teenagers, citing safety concerns.

In an article for Foreign Policy, Greece’s energy minister calls for faster LNG investment, regulatory harmonization and deeper U.S.-EU integration to turn the Vertical Corridor into a pillar of Europe’s post-Russian energy system.

For the first time in decades, Greek handicrafts are returning not as nostalgic relics, but as engines of regional development, education, and innovation—connecting traditional skills with modern markets and EU strategies

Athens is considering the autonomous underwater systems to boost surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean while reducing risks to naval crews

Unions launch walkouts and rallies across major cities, demanding stronger workplace safety after a fatal incident at a biscuit factory

Homes, farms, roads and transport links suffered damage as floods and snow trapped residents and forced rescues in several regions.