Heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail are expected across parts of Greece from Tuesday into early Wednesday, with temperatures forecast to fall by up to 8 degrees as colder air moves in from northern Europe.

The Greek government has announced a new matched-savings scheme under which a family that contributes regularly could build an investment account worth more than €60,000 by the time a child turns 18. But can a scheme that rewards parents’ ability to save deliver opportunities to those who need it most?

Water becomes an EU strategic priority, and Greece is aligning: a first national water strategy and a new EIB deal for Thessaloniki's EYATH.

The Greek prime minister said Moody’s and Scope Ratings’ decisions reflect economic progress, fiscal stability, reforms and a faster reduction in public debt.

Ireland’s highest court found that an Irish suspect facing migrant-smuggling charges could risk inhuman or degrading treatment in Greek custody, citing overcrowding, poor conditions and a lack of guarantees from Greek authorities.

Moody’s affirms Greece at Baa3 and turns outlook positive, while Scope upgrades the country to BBB+ but shifts its outlook to stable, citing debt reduction and stronger fiscal resilience

Without doubt, the Greek Presidency of the Council of the EU is a symbolic moment that will position the country at the epicenter of European interest and will call for its unequivocal leadership

Inspections by Greece’s National Transparency Authority have uncovered unauthorized medical procedures, unlicensed practitioners, expired and illegally distributed medicines, and health services provided without the required specialists

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis said the new MedWatch system has already screened almost 9,000 health profiles and flagged 200 for possible violations

Greece has Europe's 6th-highest gas prices but its lowest wages among them — 50L costs 7.2% of a monthly salary vs. 2.15% in Denmark.

Greece awaits Moody's and Scope ratings today, as focus shifts from investment grade to whether debt cuts can push it higher still.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the “Synepeia” platform will allow citizens and businesses to see which public entities delay payments and for how long, as the government outlines further measures for businesses

Greek youth leave home at 30.9, among Europe's latest, as low wages and soaring rents make independent living nearly impossible.

Three conventional passenger-car ferries serving the Rafina-Cyclades and Dodecanese routes have been withdrawn early as marine fuel prices nearly doubled since February, raising concerns about further service cuts this winter.

Greece is achieving gender equality but still lagging behind in economic participation and opportunity for women

Book borrowing in Greece increased for a second consecutive year, with fiction and Greek authors dominating readers' choices

Every year, dozens of lists appear, in every language, featuring untouched islands, undiscovered beaches, authentic villages “known only to the locals.” The very concept of a secret has now become so transparent that it could be traded on the Athens Stock Exchange

From powdered milk to the cheese pies of the 1980s and the colorful snacks of the ’90s, the story of school food offers a glimpse into Greece’s changing relationship with eating, childhood and everyday life

Two local men were arrested over an ATM explosion in Martino and alleged vehicle thefts, amid a recent series of ATM robberies targeting cash machines across Greece

Short-term rental rates in Greece rose 11.8% over the summer to an average €195 a night, while occupancy held at 70.9% and RevPAR climbed 11.9% to €138