The nationwide survey conducted for MEGA News 104.6 finds widespread concern over rising food and energy prices ahead of winter, although 76% still believe politics can improve their lives

George Gerapetritis and His Beatitude Theophilos III, Patriarch of Jerusalem and All Palestine, discussed the protection of Christian communities in the Middle East and reaffirmed their close ties

A first full count in 2020 found about 2,200 children in state care. The ministry attributes the drop to faster procedures, emergency foster care, foster placements for children with disabilities and semiautonomous apartments for older teenagers

Greece’s tax agency is examining income declarations, concert revenues, VAT payments and overseas transactions involving composer Nikos Karvelas and singer Anna Vissi, following a public dispute between the two artists.

Leiden University professor Willemijn Waal challenges the conventional chronology and questions whether Greek writing was the direct ancestor of other western and Anatolian alphabets

What ELSTAT data show about price changes over the course of one year

Profits have grown almost twice as fast as wages since 2000, yet workers are being asked to work longer hours

Members of the two delegations assessed implementation of agreed measures for 2026 and discuss next year’s activities as Athens and Ankara seek to maintain military communication channels

After a decade of brain drain, more Greeks are now coming home than leaving. Two young professionals explain why family, not tax breaks, pulled them back, and what awaited them on their return.

The health ministry alone possesses thousands of properties, including apartments... cinemas and assets abroad, while the armed forces control a sprawling portfolio of inherited and donated real estate

Researchers at Greece’s Demokritos research center are part of the KM3NeT collaboration, which uses a giant underwater telescope in the Mediterranean to study high-energy neutrinos from violent cosmic events

A dark drama about reality television, Aaron Sorkin’s examination of Facebook and Bi Gan’s dreamlike “Resurrection” lead this week’s releases, with the Chinese film standing out as the critic’s top choice

The 12th International Summer University took the future of Greek learning in the diaspora to Sydney, where the community asked for one thing: continuity

Opposition parties accused the government of subservience toward Washington, with SYRIZA faulting it for not condemning the US ambassador's reported remark that America could topple any government, Greece's included. New Democracy called it anti-American ranting.

A new exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum and the German Archaeological Institute Athens examines a wartime rupture in the relationship between two institutions

The ministry called for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, full implementation of the next phase of the peace plan and a renewed political process toward a two state solution

Banks will suspend loan payments on performing loans through the end of 2026 and halt judicial and extrajudicial debt collection procedures through February 2027 for eligible borrowers affected by extreme weather.

Greek yogurt and feta win over Italian shoppers as the country's food exports climb to 11.5 billion euros, with Italy as top market.

Jakab Marastoni's "Greek Woman," painted in 1845, marked the start of the Hungarian National Gallery's collection. Its story, the gallery, and the painter

Romain Gavras with Emily Ratajkowski and Vincent Cassel at the Athens premiere of Sacrifice, his first English-language feature, partly filmed at a marble quarry in Drama, northern Greece.