The purchase of the French-built Exocet missiles is widely interpreted as Athens' first tangible response to discussions around Ankara's interest in procuring MBDA’s Meteor air-to-air missiles.

Five 14-year-old students have been arrested and charged with causing bodily harm. The students claim the victim was participating in a 'challenge' of his will, but the victim's father refutes the claims.

AI researcher Professor Ioannis Pitas* explains his views on the European Union's (EU) plan to establish an AI factory in Greece, why Europe is lagging behind in the global AI race, and what measures are most urgently needed.

The legacy left by Faidon Matthaiou is a veritable ‘sports encyclopedia’. Players and coaches didn’t give him the nickname by chance

Retail stores across Greece are now operating on extended holiday hours for Holy Week, following their Sunday opening on April 13. The move aims to accommodate consumers ahead of Easter, but merchants remain cautious amid sluggish market activity.

Greece and EU leaders condemn Russia’s missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, which killed 34 civilians. Athens urges urgent ceasefire and end to violence.

Celebrate Easter 2025 in Greece the sustainable way with eco-farms, car-free islands, and family-friendly getaways rooted in nature and tradition.

Attica and Thessaloniki are both expecting occasional clouds and brief showers through the afternoon, clearing into the evening. Attica will peak around 20°C, while Thessaloniki stays slightly cooler at 19°C.

A coming-of-age road drama, "Our Wildest Days" is Vassilis Kekatos’ highly anticipated debut feature, arriving in theaters this June

Greece will repay the loans granted under the first of its three international bailout programs by 2031, according to an exclusive report by the Reuters agency citing two government officials. The repayments, which will be made in annual installments of €5 billion, will allow Greece to settle the debt a full decade ahead of the […]

In his interview with OT, former U.S. Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis emphasized that “strong economies create stability, and stability fosters peace.”

At the Delphi Economic Forum X, Valentina Rina, Airbnb’s Head of Public Policy for Southern Europe spoke to Editor-in-Cheif of TO BHMA International Edition Odin Linardatou about key issues affecting the platform—ranging from the housing crisis and over-tourism to taxation and U.S. tariffs.

Comments came a day after 'win-win' statement to Breitbart News garnered a later reaction from Donald Trump, who answered a press question citing Mitsotakis' position

To reclaim their license plates, vehicle owners must have valid insurance and pay a portion of the annual road tax based on how long they plan to use the vehicle.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is aiming to tap into new markets such as India, the UAE, China, as well as increase its share in the US West Coast.

Rents have surged by more than 10% over the past year, and electricity prices have followed a similar trajectory.

To offset the revenue shortfall caused by the fee reduction, an equivalent amount will be allocated from the Green Fund.

This episode of "Explaining Greece" digs into the foundations—literally—of the ancient Greek democracy.

Greece may lose European Union funding from Frontex as the EU’s border agency investigates potential human rights violations involving Greek migration authorities.

Having collaborated with former President Donald Trump in the past, Mitsotakis expressed confidence in his ability to do so again effectively, particularly in addressing regional challenges.