Messages, witness accounts and alleged payments feature in the probe involving EOK president Vangelis Liolios, as the Sports Ministry suspends federation funding and orders financial audits

The Church of Greece has given Archbishop Symeon unanimous backing to pursue an agreement with Egypt over Saint Catherine’s Monastery, as a deadline for a potentially unfavorable court ruling approaches

The Standing Holy Synod of the Church of Greece will discuss efforts to secure an agreement with Egypt over the monastery’s status and rights before an October 24 deadline for a potentially unfavorable court ruling.

An Amsterdam court awarded €43 million in damages plus €68 million in interest to Greek brewer Vergina over alleged anti-competitive practices in the country’s beer market between 1998 and 2014

Fourteen unions are taking part in a work stoppage and protest in Athens as delivery workers demand stronger labor protections, fair pay and greater transparency from digital platforms ahead of a December deadline for new EU rules.

The Greek defense minister is meeting academics, researchers and U.S. technology executives as Athens expands cooperation on marine robotics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and other emerging technologies

The government is considering covering up to 70% of additional fuel costs as ferry operators face a €200 million burden, seeking to prevent ticket price hikes and keep Greece’s islands connected through the winter

Twenty-six researchers affiliated with the University of the Aegean have been included in the latest global ranking, up from 22 in the previous edition, reflecting the breadth of research conducted across the university

A major exhibition in Athens explores the country's architectural heritage from prehistoric settlements to modern apartment buildings, combining archival material, contemporary art and new research into ancient construction techniques.

The case that has sent shock waves through Greek basketball has now crossed the country’s borders, with leading European and international sports media giving extensive coverage to the developments

The Hellenic Space Center is seeking proposals for what is hoped to be Adrianos Golemis’ flight to the International Space Station in 2027, with submissions open until Oct. 30

Federation President Vangelis Liolios and several referees have been detained as investigators examine about 50 games allegedly fixed between 2016 and 2026, with nearly €800,000 reportedly found in the possession of one suspect

George Gerapetritis dismissed claims of a diplomatic defeat following the Libyan parliament's approval of the disputed agreement, insisting it has no legal consequences and that Athens is prepared for any eventuality

Unions are demanding doubled public spending on culture, permanent jobs, higher wages and an end to outsourcing, warning that chronic underfunding threatens workers’ rights and public access to Greece’s cultural heritage.

Falling fuel sales are reducing revenue from Greece’s excise taxes, with estimated losses reaching €200 million so far. The government has announced new pump subsidies, but uncertainty remains over how long the energy crisis will last.

Expanding its selection in the country, Michelin awarded its coveted stars to kitchens for the first time beyond Athens, in Thessaloniki and Santorini

A new interdisciplinary institute will develop tools and policies to strengthen AI trustworthiness, cybersecurity and research integrity

Public sector union ADEDY calls a work stoppage, OLME cites 15,000 teacher vacancies, and students camp outside a university in Komotini

Capital Maritime Finance makes its debut on Euronext Athens, becoming the first shipping company to choose Athens for the exclusive primary listing of its shares

A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.