A nationwide poll finds that most respondents approve of Greece’s National Health System, with 56.5% reporting improvements over the past three years

A Greek mother and her two sons survived the Toledo crash that killed at least 68. One son lived because he changed seats moments before impact

From Demis Hassabis to the founders of Runway, Arena and Reflection AI, Greek minds are shaping the global AI race, mostly from abroad. Can their talent help build a thriving AI ecosystem at home?

Greek residents in Paris and Marseille describe widespread damage, tensions with police and mounting anxiety over living costs and young people's prospects as mass protests grip cities across France

Speaking during a parliamentary debate on the 2027 budget, the finance minister acknowledged the pressure on household purchasing power and warned that global economic uncertainty has become a lasting concern.

The European Commission's 2026 employment outlook finds that Greek wages have yet to recover their pre-pandemic purchasing power, while the country ranks last in the EU for employment among recent graduates

Greece posted a 1.7% budget surplus in 2025 and cut its debt sharply, but at what cost to Greeks facing high prices and housing woes?

Eurostat data show that 85% of trips taken by Greek residents in 2025 were within the country, matching France and Portugal. Only Romania and Spain recorded higher shares of domestic travel.

The survey is the main reference source for comparative statistics on income distribution and social exclusion

As deadly storms sweep across Greece, new global research reveals major gaps in disaster preparedness, a sharp decline in institutional resilience and widespread distrust of government

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

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.

From seasonal tourism jobs in fishing villages to a Greek souvlaki stand in Akureyri, Greeks are increasingly visible across Iceland, with about 1,100 working on the island during the summer and 400 to 500 remaining through winter

Young Greeks leave the parental home at an average age of 30.9, the third-latest in the European Union, level with Slovakia.

PASOK MEP and S&D Vice-President Giannis Maniatis pressed Turkey to respect the Copenhagen criteria, highlighting the tragic decline of the Greek minority

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

The European Central Bank is asking the public to choose from 10 proposed designs based on European culture or rivers and birds, with voting open through Sept. 21.

A new Intrum survey finds that 60% of Greeks have borrowed money to cover bills, while 37% have delayed payments and 47% have used buy now, pay later services.

Greek workers are staying in the labor market longer, with expected working life rising to 35.3 years in 2025, though it remains below the EU average.

A new study highlights a striking contradiction: Greece reports one of the EU’s highest ratios of licensed dentists, yet it also has the bloc’s highest rate of unmet dental care needs.