Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said US congressional restrictions on Turkey remain in force, while highlighting Athens' strengthened defense capabilities and strategic ties with Washington

Greece's August holiday rush exposes a two-speed travel market as soaring ferry fares and accommodation costs push more families toward mainland escapes.

The visit focuses on strengthening cooperation to curb irregular migration and expand legal migration pathways as Greece reports falling sea arrivals and higher returns

Fraudsters posing as representatives of Greece's electricity distribution operator are attempting to obtain personal information and arrange in-person meetings, the company says

In Trump’s Washington, Turkey is no longer the problem ally. It’s increasingly being treated as a model. Now, a proposed engine sale for Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet has become an early measure of whether lawmakers can still hold the line against Ankara’s return to the F-35 program

Greek forensic labs examined 179 homemade incendiary and explosive devices in 2025 alone

Athens is building an autonomous naval command to counter Turkey's buildup at a fraction of the cost

Economic sentiment ticks up slightly in June, but consumers remain Europe's most pessimistic

Jean Hanlon's family spent more than 15 years fighting a ruling of accidental drowning. A court in eastern Crete has now convicted her former partner of her murder and sentenced him to 10 years

A Citizen Lab forensic report says former Greek MEP Stelios Kouloglou was infected while sitting on the very EU committee investigating Pegasus. No links to any government have been discovered yet.

Greece’s national security advisor Thanos Dokos was tricked in a video call by Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian officials, prompting political backlash and demands for his resignation.

A 58-year-old man in Crete has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly trying to suffocate an 8-year-old tenant with a pillow and later chasing the child's older brother with his car

A new scientific working group is formed in Greece to strengthen beekeeping, protect honey authenticity, and combat fraud in the sector.

Two Turkish nationals were arrested in Thrace after police seized 50 untraceable pistols and 49 magazines hidden in a cross-border truck.

Mitsotakis says the 250th anniversary of US independence reflects the enduring democratic values and strategic partnership linking Greece and America.

Eurostat's preliminary June data show inflation easing across Greece and the eurozone

Fishermen in Crete have begun targeting the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish following a government bounty, but say severe damage to fishing gear and uncertainty over the collection process continue to threaten their livelihoods.

Scientists warn the Mediterranean is warming fast, accelerating the spread of invasive species while also creating new ecological pressures and unexpected opportunities

Greek consumers are embracing AI for faster, smarter service—but when issues become complex, most still prefer the reassurance of human support.

The old blue cards stop working as travel documents this week, with full replacement required by September 2027 and appointments filling up fast