The French president’s two-day trip to Athens highlights deepening defense, economic and digital cooperation between the two countries, with new agreements expected to expand their strategic partnership across multiple sectors

Greece’s debt is set to fall sharply while Italy’s rises slightly, marking a historic shift after years in which Athens held the highest debt burden in the euro area.

The four Mediterranean EU states agreed on closer coordination to manage potential migration pressures linked to Middle East instability, stressing border protection, legal compliance and stronger European cooperation to prevent a repeat of past crises

The U.S. president described Greece as “fantastic,” emphasizing that the country has provided meaningful support across a wide range of areas.

Limited charging infrastructure and slow expansion are holding back electric vehicle growth, as drivers and industry experts warn that gaps in fast-charging networks remain a major obstacle.

A comprehensive housing policy plan worth billions is being prepared to tackle rising housing pressures, expand social housing, and improve access to affordable homes for young people and key public sector workers.

Greece has now received a total of 24.6 billion euros from the fund—equivalent to 68.5% of its overall allocation—marking steady progress in the implementation of its national recovery plan.

During this year's Delphi Economic Forum, Eva Douzinas sat down with journalist and Deputy Chief Editor Cheryl Novak to discuss the impending expansion of fish farming in Greece—and what that actually entails.

A large-scale initiative focused on digital and green skills is reshaping the workforce, as officials and business leaders stress training, adaptability and inclusion as key to future employment.

New measures expand income thresholds, offer direct payments to families and pensioners, and introduce debt relief options, aiming to ease cost-of-living pressures and support economic stability

Applications are set to begin for technical officer positions, targeting engineering graduates through a points-based system that emphasizes academic qualifications and language skills

Macron’s visit to Athens signals an expanded Franco–Greek strategic partnership spanning defense, energy, and regional security, amid shifting Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics and Europe’s push for strategic autonomy and resilience

A senior security adviser highlighted concerns over potential attacks on foreign targets in Greece, stressing close coordination with international partners amid rising instability in the Middle East

Hanna Tetteh urges urgent progress on elections, economic reform and unity, warning that continued stagnation risks entrenching division and instability across Libya

Higher income thresholds will extend rent rebates to thousands more households, while most families with children will receive a one-off €150 payment per child automatically in June

Local holidays in several municipalities keep classrooms shut as communities celebrate one of the country’s most widely honored saints

A brief spell of unsettled weather is set to bring rain, strong winds, and a noticeable temperature drop across Greece on Thursday, before conditions gradually improve heading into the weekend

Based on the new framework, there will be a fixed component paid to all claimants, starting at roughly 70 percent of the minimum daily wage in the first quarter and tapering to around 20 percent in the second year

The average daily rate (ADR) climbed 7.4% to 89.6, euros while revenue per available rental (RevPAR) rose 3.2% to 46.6 euros—an indication that Greek property managers are maintaining firm pricing strategies despite weaker booking volumes.

As the war with Iran reshapes the balance of power in the Middle East, a quieter shift is taking hold in Washington.