Marking 60 years since the death of Greek icon painter Fotis Kontoglou, the Melina Mercouri Cultural Centre hosts 'Taximia: In the Tradition of the Greek Way – From History to Contemporary Painting', a major exhibition exploring the enduring legacy of one of modern Greece’s most influential artistic voices

Authorities are investigating the death of a 15-year-old student in central Greece, amid family claims of prolonged bullying and the emergence of a video showing an alleged violent incident involving the teenager

A 52-year-old livestock farmer in Pieria took his life after his entire flock was culled due to a sheeppox outbreak, leaving the local community in shock

A preliminary agreement clears the way for Masoutis to buy 100% of ANEDIK Kritikos, pending competition watchdog approval, reshaping Greece’s grocery market while pledging job protection and uninterrupted service

Under the scheme, beneficiaries will be eligible for subsidies covering up to 90% of renovation costs, with support of up to 30,000 euros in total, or 300 euros per square meter.

Taxi union to decide on repeated 48-hour strikes amid disputes over EV transition, ride-hailing competition, and bus lane access

Reports in the local media on Thursday cited annoyance by Turkish foreign ministry 'sources', as Ankara continues to claim 'jurisdiction in maritime zones between clusters of Greek islands

Deutsche Bank said the potential upgrade of Greece to Developed Market status by MSCI could draw a broader pool of international investors.

Greece's government spokesperson said the meeting with the Prime Minister would be held only if roads remain open.

Authorities are investigating footage showing a female officer allegedly firing shots at a celebration, examining its authenticity and pursuing potential criminal and disciplinary action

Only about one in five medicines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Commission ultimately reach Greek patients—and often not fully or promptly.

Nationwide roadblocks escalate as farmers demand direct talks with the Prime Minister, prompting police intervention and traffic diversions across key routes

Greeks purchased 7,563 gold coins from the Bank of Greece (BoG), including 1,732 in the first quarter, 1,953 in the second, 1,714 in the third and 2,164 in the final quarter, according to data. The figures show that large-scale liquidations of gold sovereign coins continued throughout 2025, with sales once again far exceeding purchases. The […]

Gale-force winds have suspended most ferry routes nationwide, while severe weather in northwestern Greece has caused flight disruptions, landslides, and damage to roads and utilities

Farmers across Greece are moving ahead with 48- and 72-hour road closures at key transport hubs, prompting heightened police readiness as the government insists dialogue can only take place if roads remain open.

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports that Israeli political consultants held discreet contacts linked to Greece’s ruling party ahead of parliamentary elections. It also describes an alleged behind-the-scenes role by Israeli President Herzog, which his office denies

Farmers in Greece argue that government measures fail to address the real problems of the sector including livestock vaccination.

Financial resilience remains a major concern for Greeks heading into 2026, with most expecting to cut back in order to cover essentials such as housing, utilities, and food.

Classes across Greece resume on January 8 after the Christmas break, though students in one northern city will return later due to a long-standing local festival

Officials say no further concessions will follow as farmers continue protests and reject dialogue, despite new measures on energy costs, fuel taxes, and subsidies.