Sixteen industry and business groups are urging the Greek government to activate the EU’s CISAF and METSAF tools, warning that more than 700 energy-intensive manufacturers remain exposed to volatile electricity prices ahead of winter

The president of Greece’s ambulance workers’ union is calling for more staff and a nationwide redesign of emergency care, with shortages particularly acute on islands and in remote areas.

The European Commission and the UN condemned Turkey’s crackdown, warning it undermines fundamental rights and EU principles

Greek hotels hit 87.3% satisfaction, but guests' top praise—the room—is also their top complaint, alongside noise, bathrooms, and pricey coffee.

An ongoing underwater cleanup has uncovered hundreds of discarded objects, including two World War II shells, as authorities expand efforts to restore and protect the lake in northwestern Greece

Speaking in San Francisco, the Greek prime minister made the case for more investment and stronger ties with Silicon Valley, while confirming that he plans to seek a third term and laying out a political horizon through 2030

8 in 10 Greek workers report intense workplace stress — 87% say pressure is constant, and over half feel it's damaging their personal lives.

A new rise in oil prices threatens to deepen the shortfall just as tourism and a narrower goods deficit had begun easing the pressure

The Greek-Cypriot superstar will take the stage at Athens’ Olympic Stadium on September 26, following a string of landmark performances that have further cemented her place as a cultural phenomenon

An Athens University of Economics and Business study finds private-label products at a record high as consumers seek lower-cost options while maintaining a strong preference for Greek-made goods

More than 60 million passengers are expected to travel through Greece’s airports in the first eight months of 2026, with Athens and the 14 regional airports operated by Fraport Greece both posting strong gains.

Stavros Papastavrou will focus on climate and energy diplomacy, including preparations for COP31, water scarcity and Greece’s role as an energy hub in the Eastern Mediterranean and Southeast Europe

The club's supporters include Greek restaurant owners as well as people with no Greek background at all

Caption: For diaspora Greeks, summer homecomings are never just relaxing. A psychologist explores the reconnection, identity, and 'anticipatory grief' behind every return

The president of Athens’ taxi drivers’ union is calling for higher taxi fares, lower fuel taxes and more time to transition to electric vehicles as rising operating costs squeeze drivers’ incomes

Greek police are warning that scammers can use recordings to mimic the voices of relatives, with one 14-year-old girl reportedly deceived by callers posing as electricity officials and using a cloned recording of her father

Three suspects were arrested and five others identified in a burglary network that stole more than €179,000 from homes across Attica and transferred about €76,000 abroad.

The government is preparing a package of subsidies and refinery discounts ahead of the October 15 launch, aiming to bring heating oil prices down to €1.50–€1.60 per liter

Without doubt, the Greek Presidency of the Council of the EU is a symbolic moment that will position the country at the epicenter of European interest and will call for its unequivocal leadership

The vote removes the parliamentary protection of former European Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos, who denies wrongdoing and says he plans to appear voluntarily before Belgian authorities.