New university dormitories and private student housing projects aim to expand supply, while rent subsidies and annual rebates offer some relief to families facing high accommodation costs.

Athens rejects Ankara's maritime jurisdiction claims in the Eastern Mediterranean and sets out a new survey schedule for a subsea telecommunications cable linking Saudi Arabia to Europe

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola reiterated the bloc’s support for Greece and Cyprus amid concerns over the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, endorsing a joint statement by European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

Students, university students and teachers take to the streets across Greece, with road closures in central Athens, the University metro station shut down and heightened police security.

Rain and isolated thunderstorms will move into western Greece Wednesday before spreading to parts of the mainland, while southerly winds in the Ionian Sea could reach 7 Beaufort

Eastern Libya’s ratification of the disputed 2019 maritime agreement with Turkey is shifting the balance in the Eastern Mediterranean, highlighting Ankara’s growing influence in Benghazi and raising questions over Athens’ strategy in Libya

New rules could let vendors operate at both morning and afternoon markets, expand access for working families and allow low-income households to use vouchers to buy fresh produce

Flu positivity has exceeded 10% in the community, reaching the epidemic threshold. One person has died from complications and three confirmed patients are in intensive care, prompting renewed calls for vaccination

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, only hours after the news, reiterated that the 2019 memorandum infringes on the sovereign rights of third states, does not comply with the Law of the Sea and remains null and void

Nearly half of Greek workers reported work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2025, the highest share in the EU. Experts say prevention must focus on workloads, working conditions and employer accountability, not just individual resilience.

A new €2.1 million project will bring a driving theory app, randomly assigned examiners and digital tracking of license plates within 24 months

Daily drinking falls to 3.8% of adults, while more than one in three report no alcohol consumption in 2025, as health awareness, high prices and stricter roadside checks reshape the market in Greece

Greek Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias met Chinese Transport Minister Liu Wei in Shanghai to discuss industrial cooperation and urge stronger protection of maritime security and freedom of navigation amid geopolitical tensions.

“Some countries may be upset by this agreement, but what matters to us is our national interest,” a Libyan lawmaker told Reuters, as the eastern-based parliament reversed its 2020 rejection of the deal and restored political ties with Ankara.

A new framework allows municipal police to operate around the clock, carry protective equipment and make arrests under specific legal conditions, raising questions about staffing, training and operational readiness

“We cannot change history, but we must examine it as objectively as possible,” said Katja Sporn, the DAI’s director in Athens

Students, teachers and parents are joining a two-day mobilization demanding more funding for public education, affordable housing and lower living costs, with protests planned in Athens, Thessaloniki and across Greece

Recent floods across Greece have highlighted how terrain, urban development and drainage systems shape flood risk. A study of nearly 2,000 flood events offers insights into recurring patterns and the measures needed to limit future damage.

A nationwide study of 3,260 students found that multidimensional child poverty fell to 4.02% in the 2025–2026 school year, down from 5.48% a year earlier, with improvements in both economic and non-economic well-being.

More than 4,200 people registered as organ donors in eight days following a nationwide information campaign