More than 1 million taxpayers in Greece are facing additional tax charges as the annual filing deadline approaches, with the average extra payment reaching €1,770

Bulgaria’s triumph at the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest with DARA and the explosive “Bangaranga” has once again thrust Dimitris Kontopoulos' name into the spotlight.

Among the injured are two Greek women, aged 37 and 38, and a 65-year-old British woman.

Five suspects accused of running a sophisticated scam network posing as bank staff, accountants and public service employees are set to testify, as investigators uncover a fraud operation targeting dozens of victims across Greece

Spending by Greece’s public hospitals on medical supplies, services and surgical care surged past €2.5 billion in 2025, driven by rising patient admissions, emergency visits and a sharp increase in costly medical procedures

Authorities uncovered an alleged fraud network accused of using fictitious physiotherapy treatments to defraud Greece’s public health insurer, after suspicious patterns were detected through a digital verification system

Authorities in Thessaloniki say thousands of tons of bulky waste are being abandoned across the city, including unusual items ranging from broken coffins to medical testing materials.

Greek investigators believe an explosives-laden drone found off Lefkada may have veered off course due to a technical failure, as Athens continues examining its origins and mission.

Rising fuel costs are squeezing households and businesses across Greece, with island regions once again facing the highest prices in the country as transportation costs drive pump prices even higher

Heather Rice on navigating Greek language, culture, and communication—and how understanding their hidden patterns transforms everyday life.

April alone delivered particularly strong results, with net revenues reaching 6.66 billion euros, significantly above monthly targets.

For third-year students (G’ Lyceum), graduation exams — also known as in-school final examinations — will begin on Monday, May 18, and will conclude on Monday, May 25, 2026.

Kalymnos fishermen charge that personnel aboard a Turkish coast guard vessel pointed a machine gun at their boat near the Imia islets, reviving memories of the 1996 crisis

What is the computing continuum that promises to solve the challenges facing today's digital infrastructure, and what is Greece's role through the NebulOuS program?

The aim of the support package is to compensate for the steep increase in diesel costs and support the overall sustainability of the sector

Dylan is the first officially integrated visiting therapy dog in the system, reflecting a pioneering institutional effort to embed animal-assisted care into clinical practice

ASTORIA is a theatrical play on the struggles, passions and resilience of Greek immigrants building a new life in New York — and this weekend is the last chance to see it!

More banks are being scrutinized after Greek consumer watchdog EKPIZO filed a case violations of transparency

Brazilian authorities said 341 kilograms of cocaine were discovered hidden below the waterline of the Green K-Max 1, a Liberia-flagged bulk carrier operated by a company of Greek interests, during an operation at the Port of Santos.

Athens is reportedly considering a diplomatic response as investigators complete a forensic analysis of the unmanned vessel found in Ionian Sea; DM Nikos Dendias warns of threat to maritime security and civilian shipping