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Greek Home Subsidy Program Opens to Overwhelming Demand

Over 1,000 applications were submitted within the first hour as Greece launched its latest housing assistance program.

Maria Paravantes
Greek Home Subsidy Program Opens to Overwhelming Demand

Greek Economic Sentiment Steady in Dec 2024

The trade deficit amounted to 4.6 billion euros, up by 340 million euros from the same period last year.

Greek Economic Sentiment Steady in Dec 2024

Greek Union Urges Consumers to Avoid Shopping on Sundays

The Union argues that Sunday store openings undermine healthy competition and violate fundamental labor rights.

Greek Union Urges Consumers to Avoid Shopping on Sundays

Greek Parliament Plenum Decides to Cut Funding to Spatriates Party

With 267 votes in favor, 15 votes against, and 5 abstentions the Greek MPs suspended state funding

Greek Parliament Plenum Decides to Cut Funding to Spatriates Party

Kostas Tasoulas: The Greek Presidential Candidate’s Profile

His national political career started in the 2000 national elections, when he ran for the Ioannina constituency with the support of the New Democracy party.

Kostas Tasoulas: The Greek Presidential Candidate’s Profile

Supermarket Profits at €2.2 Billion as Greek Households Struggle with Inflation

Based on the data processed by Circana, regarding price trends, the market is expected to show an increase of around 3% in value in 2025.

Supermarket Profits at €2.2 Billion as Greek Households Struggle with Inflation

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Address Nation at 11:00

The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will address a message to the nation on Wednesday, at 11:00. As reported, Mitsotakis is expected to announce his choice of candidate for the country’s upcoming presidential elections. The prime minister’s scheduled meeting with the President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, which was to take place on Wednesday, Jan. […]

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Address Nation at 11:00

Greek Ferry Ticket Prices to Rise by Up to 12% Amid Costly Green Transition

The conference of the Association of Passenger Shipping Companies (SEEN) which took place on Tuesday Jan.14 addressed the issue of the cost of ferry services due to the transitioning to new fuels.

Greek Ferry Ticket Prices to Rise by Up to 12% Amid Costly Green Transition

Greek Police Receive Int’l Award for Fight Against Online Piracy

Officers Bantzis Georgios and Delimaris Konstantinos of the Patras Security Directorate of the Greek Police were distinguished for their excellent achievement in the fight against online piracy

Greek Police Receive Int’l Award for Fight Against Online Piracy

Greek Frigate Hydra Rejoins EU’s Naval Presence in Red Sea

The warship entered the Red Sea on Monday, according to the VIMAtodotis column of To Vima.

Greek Frigate Hydra Rejoins EU’s Naval Presence in Red Sea

Greek Pensioners Among Worst off in EU, Study Shows

The majority of retirees in Greece (60%) are over the age of 71, with a median pension of €882 gross, before taxes and deductions.

Greek Pensioners Among Worst off in EU, Study Shows

Greek PM Calls for Urgent Action on Energy Costs in Letter to EC Prez. Ursula von der Leyen

The Greek Premier, among other things, suggests the EU authorities should aim to implement prompt and more flexible initiatives to respond to the current energy challenges

Greek PM Calls for Urgent Action on Energy Costs in Letter to EC Prez. Ursula von der Leyen

Three Inventions You Didn’t Know Were Greek

Unbeknownst to many, Ancient Greece was the birthplace of plenty of the small machines, gestures, and technologies that we use day-to-day.

Three Inventions You Didn’t Know Were Greek

Greek PM Orders Dismantling of Chania Police Department After Fatal Drunk Driving Incident

Sources within the Ministry of Citizen Protection confirmed that the police department will be reorganized, and a new head will be appointed from Athens.

Greek PM Orders Dismantling of Chania Police Department After Fatal Drunk Driving Incident

First Greek National Flag Adopted Today in 1822

Preceding the Greek revolution, there were regional flags circulating which often utilized religious and mythical symbols including St. George the Dragon, the double-headed eagle, and/or Christian emblems.

By Genevieve Savage
First Greek National Flag Adopted Today in 1822

OT: Where Greeks Placed Their Savings, Investments in 2024

Bank deposits rose to 147.78 billion euros in November 2024, up from 144.65 billion euros in January 2024

OT: Where Greeks Placed Their Savings, Investments in 2024

Urgent Bulletin Warns of T-Storms, Snow in Much of Greek Mainland

The low front was expected to also significantly decrease temperatures around the country

Urgent Bulletin Warns of T-Storms, Snow in Much of Greek Mainland

Greek Arguments Swayed EUIPO to Rule Against ‘Turkaegean’

Next legal 'battlefield' will be other major international markets, especially in the United States

Greek Arguments Swayed EUIPO to Rule Against ‘Turkaegean’

Cryptocurrency Regulation is Part of Government Plan, Greek PM Says

The Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed his cabinet earlier on Friday morning, during which he focused on his government’s attempts to regulate cryptocurrency. Dubbing the cryptocurrency market “dubious”, Mitsotakis said the relevant Ministries would focus their efforts on the cryptocurrency field. “We aim to bring order to a largely ambiguous and unregulated domain,” he […]

Cryptocurrency Regulation is Part of Government Plan, Greek PM Says

Greek MD Dendias Orders Extraordinary Evaluations in Armed Forces

The primary target is to slash the numbers of high-ranking officers

Greek MD Dendias Orders Extraordinary Evaluations in Armed Forces

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