A new permanent exhibition near Athens will house the remains of the so-called Faliro “Desmotes,” or "Shackled Skeletons", victims of mass executions in the 7th century BC. The €6.5 million project aims to preserve and present the unique find to the public.

The win secures first place ahead of Italy, setting up a far less daunting knockout path.

The European Commission itself now openly refers to Greece’s “housing affordability crisis” in its latest European Semester report.

Vassilis Spanoulis’ squad takes on Spain at 9:30 pm — a matchup loaded with significance for the “blue and white.”

Once dismissed as outdated, Greece’s village festivals are now pulsing with new life—drawing Gen Z into a celebration where tradition, music, and community meet

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into possible criminal offenses linked to the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection.

A recent study raised concerns about toxic substances in eggs, but veterinarians stress there is no public health risk and call the findings flawed and unrepresentative

With the hydrocarbons tender closing September 10, Athens hopes Chevron and HELLENiQ ENERGY will commit to offshore exploration off Crete and the Peloponnese

Alongside Greece, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Germany have all experienced more than 35 years of extremely low fertility rates.

The human impact is stark. Rising rents and limited access to property mean that more than a third of Greek households spend over 40% of their monthly income on housing alone, according to ELSTAT.

Regular inspections and Blue Flag awards ensure swimming safety, but experts warn that pollution risks remain for parts of the coastline despite recent improvements

A centuries-old oak tree tied to the Greek War of Independence faces severe damage from lightning, insects, and decay, sparking urgent calls for protection

Weather experts warn of localized heavy storms today in northern and central regions, while temperatures will gradually fall tomorrow to seasonal levels

Citizens and soldiers took to the streets of Athens demanding a constitution from King Otto, setting the stage for Greece’s first steps toward constitutional rule

Musk reacted to reports that over 750 schools in Greece will shut this year due to falling student numbers, highlighting the country’s deepening population decline

Despite salary increases and lower inflation rates, Greek households continue to struggle as soaring prices and limited purchasing power leave many unable to cover basic needs

Public Power Corporation (PPC), Greece’s largest electricity provider, announced a 14.5% reduction in its September green tariffs, citing falling wholesale energy prices. Other household plans also see notable drops, offering consumers lower costs

Officials acknowledge the impact of school closures, especially in rural areas, where some children may now face daily commutes of up to 80 kilometers.

Stournaras cited the 2024 OECD report, which shows that 40% of Greek high school students have a bank account and more than one in five use banking or prepaid card products.

The project aims to design, install, and operate a comprehensive system that enhances agricultural practices across the region.