Greece is pushing to expand cruise tourism beyond its most crowded ports, with cruise levy revenues returning to local communities

Greece's National Medicines Organization has banned the distribution and sale of ASEPTOMAN gel for operating without a biocide license

According to market analysts and government officials, consumer pressures are expected to intensify in the coming months, as there are few signs that the current wave of price increases will ease anytime soon.

Greece is preparing legislation to enforce EU rules on equal pay between men and women following consultations between the Labor Ministry and social partners

A wide-ranging constitutional overhaul plan has been presented in Greece, covering education, justice, governance, and public administration

Manolis Spinthourakis speaks with historian and curator Louison Coste about the Paris exhibition “Clemenceau and Greece,” exploring what the French statesman saw as Greece’s enduring continuity, why he drew parallels with ancient Athens, and when he felt the country betrayed him

The new body will track Saharan dust storms, offering real-time data, forecasts, and air quality monitoring nationwide.

New central bank data shows a decline in payment card fraud, driven by stronger prevention measures, though online transactions—especially with foreign merchants—continue to pose challenges

More than 220 schools across Greece will be renovated in the second phase of a nationwide infrastructure upgrade program, aiming to improve safety, accessibility and learning conditions for thousands of students and teachers

According to TA NEA, a 2022 judicial council ruling halted police surveillance of agricultural fund officials, even as the EPPO later used the same evidence to seek the lifting of immunity of 13 ND lawmakers and investigate their involvement in the OPEKEPE scandal.

A police officer has been arrested and an internal investigation launched after a patrol car struck a young student outside a primary school, leaving her seriously injured but out of immediate danger

The Greek government is expanding its "brain regain" program to include public sector workers, offering returning Greeks a 50% income tax cut for seven years.

Nearly one in three residents spends over 40% of income on housing, as rents surge faster than wages and affordability continues to deteriorate across major cities and tourist hotspots

Kyriakos Mitsotakis joins leaders from Cyprus and Jordan to address Middle East tensions and boost regional cooperation, following a high-profile visit to Abu Dhabi that reinforced diplomatic ties and tech partnerships

New legislation mandates electronic payments for transactions over €500 and introduces stricter penalties to curb tax evasion, while also revising VAT-related fines and oversight of digital transactions

Leaders discuss regional security, condemn Iran attacks and sign AI cooperation deal amid push for stronger economic and tech partnership

U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle confirmed that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will travel to Athens in early July, with President Trump also expected to visit Greece before year's end, potentially together en route to the NATO Summit in Turkey.

A new rise in temperatures combined with Saharan dust transport is forecast to affect Greece in the coming days, with atmospheric models indicating a widespread but mostly high-altitude dust presence over the region

Greece’s Defense Minister presents a roadmap based on international law for easing tensions with Turkey, while also highlighting a major push to strengthen the country’s defense industry and innovation strategy under the “Agenda 2030” framework

According to the Medium-Term Plan submitted by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, Greece’s public debt is projected to decline to 136.8% of GDP by the end of 2026.