Nikos Pappas rejects claims of violence and fleeing abroad, apologizing publicly while defending his version of events following a high-profile dispute that led to his removal from his party’s delegation

After public backlash, Greece’s government says the planned overhaul of ELTA will focus on targeted transformation rather than mass closures, with safeguards for remote areas and essential services

After reiterating that the government remains open to dialogue, the prime minister sought to strike a chord with public opinion by invoking the holiday season and the need to avoid inconveniencing travelers.

The survey showed that 71% of respondents believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, while just 24% say it is moving in the right one.

Greek shoppers are cutting back and hunting for bargains as inflation takes a toll on the cost of holiday celebrations.

In Attica, Israeli buyers account for the largest share of foreign purchasers, followed by buyers from Turkey and Lebanon, with notable interest also coming from China and Ukraine.

Greek farmers rejected talks with the PM, deciding to continue tractor protests but open roads for Christmas holiday travelers.

In an interview with To Vima International edition, professor and politician Tasos Giannitsis explains the need to restructure the country’s economic base and the obstacle of vested interests

Greece celebrates the commissioning of its first FDI HN Belharra frigate, “Kimon,” with a ceremony highlighting naval strength, Franco-Greek defense cooperation, and the strategic role of modernized Hellenic Navy capabilities.

Kiki Tsiligkeridou calls attack on journalist Nikos Giannopoulos “shocking” and urges political parties to take responsibility in candidate selection

Authorities are scrutinizing the statements of the suspect’s partner as investigators close in on the remaining fugitive in a high-profile double homicide in southern Greece.

Journalist Nikos Giannopoulos said he is in good health and declined further comment after reporting an assault by Greek MEP Nikos Pappas, who later acknowledged his actions but described his response as a mistake

“Greece is not Luxembourg,” Dendias said, stressing that the country does not operate in a neutral geopolitical environment.

French energy company TotalEnergies has scaled back its presence in Greece’s renewable energy sector after around three years, as the energy major refocuses on its core business of oil and gas exploration and production. The partial divestment comes as large multinational oil companies reassess their exposure to the green energy transition, with TotalEnergies following a […]

A 48-year-old Greek national was arrested in Thessaloniki under a European Arrest Warrant over alleged tax evasion in Germany amounting to 29.6 million euros, Greek police said. According to a police statement, the suspect is alleged to have played a central role with effective managerial involvement in a Berlin-based corporate structure that carried out fictitious […]

In a TV interview, Tempi 2023 Victims’ Relatives Association head Maria Karystianou did not rule out future political involvement.

The Greek MEP reportedly punched the journalist twice in the back of the head, as the latter was attempting to leave the venue The journalist filed an official complaint.

The latest MRB poll finds MP Zoe Konstantopoulou Greece’s most popular politician as voter uncertainty and discontent grow.

Greek police revealed details of “Operation Ippalos,” which dismantled an international drug trafficking network moving cocaine from Latin America to Europe, with estimated illegal profits of €100 million

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias will attend the naming and flag-raising ceremony of Greece’s first Belharra-class frigate in Lorient, marking a key step in Greek-French defense cooperation