Greek yogurt has become a global hit, with exports soaring 40.7% in early 2025. Factories struggle to keep up as demand grows, especially in the UK and the Netherlands, cementing yogurt as the "white gold" of Greece’s food industry

Authorities probe the killing of 39-year-old pregnant woman and her partner in Melbourne, amid reports a dispute over dogs may have triggered the violent attack

The German bank sees strong loan growth and capital performance driving further upside for Greek lenders, despite recent stock market gains

Authorities plan extensive audits and temporary closures during the August holiday weekend, targeting businesses with past violations and signs of tax irregularities across popular tourist destinations

Greek Prime Minister calls for ceasefire and insists borders cannot be changed by force during a leaders’ video conference on Ukraine

A leading surgeons’ association warns that some doctors in Greece are luring patients with unproven “painless” treatments promoted on social media and TV, fueling dangerous misinformation and undermining trust in the country’s healthcare system

Menelaos Raptis of Franklin & Marshall College has detected oxygen in two galaxies from the early universe, offering new clues about cosmic history.

Thousands of residents and locals have been displaced as fires continue to burn across in Greece. High fire risk for 13 regions on Thursday.

Satellite data from the National Observatory of Athens shows major fires on Chios, Zakynthos, and in western Greece, with affected areas exceeding 100,000 acres in total

In a rare move for Greece, firefighters in Zakynthos lit a controlled blaze to stop an advancing wildfire from reaching homes — a backfire method more common in the United States than in southern Europe

On Tuesday, foreign ministry spokeswoman Lana Zohiou said the content of the now deleted post 'does not represent our country'

High inflation is hitting Greek households hard, leading to sluggish summer sales and preventing one in two Greeks from taking a vacation this year

The Ionis is sailing to Lavrio on one engine after a blackout left it temporarily adrift; tugboats and the coast guard are on standby

In a scathing report, TAZ alleges scandals, cover-ups, nepotism, and corruption under Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s leadership since 2019

Passenger traffic from Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio rose nearly 4% between July 1 and August 10, with demand surging for short island trips in the Saronic Gulf.

Industry warns of “critical crossroads” as exports fall to their lowest in four years, hit by weak demand, high global stocks, and fierce competition from abroad

Goats roaming freely on Greek beaches are a familiar sight, but each encounter offers its own surprising story—like this recent incident in Syvota

How social media fame turned a stray feline in Crete into a viral spectacle — until local rescuers stepped in to save her

Read the full details of the latest banking fee reforms and ATM changes coming into effect on August 11

Greek startup launches premium olive oil vending machines in Athens and beyond, joining Mediterranean countries like Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Croatia in making high-quality olive oil more accessible to consumers