Ferries run at full capacity and highways fill with traffic, while mild weather conditions are expected to support smooth holiday travel across the country.

New data by the Hellenic Statistical Authority points to widening public health challenges and inequalities across Greece

An initiative of TO BHMA, under the auspices of the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, concerning schools of the Greek diaspora in every corner of the world.

Pontic Greeks are offering heirlooms to a new Naousa museum aimed at preserving and showcasing the history of Argyroupolis.

Consumers in thirty-four countries pay less than a dollar per liter, with Libya ($0.023), Iran (0.029) and Venezuela (0.035) being the cheapest, while Russians pay $0.828 at the petrol station.

Board games and LEGO are once again becoming part of our daily lives. How financial hardship, excessive screen time, and a longing to return to simpler times are keeping Greeks indoors

Just 66% of Greeks say they are satisfied with their housing conditions, two percentage points below last year’s reading and well short of the 77% European average, according to the 2025 European Housing Trend Report published by RE/MAX Europe. Greece ranks among the lowest in the survey, alongside Hungary at 64%, Ireland at 68%, Malta […]

The tradition and its connection to the national holiday.

The Independent Authority for Public Revenue urges taxpayers to review pre-filled forms before automatic submission or to make corrections by mid-July

Gerapetritis said that, through the efforts of the Foreign Ministry, more than 2,000 Greek citizens had returned safely from a conflict zone spanning more than seven countries.

Dozens of citizens returned from the Middle East with their pets, as authorities organized a special operation prioritizing both safety and family unity.

A new survey reveals widespread public distrust over the handling of the Tempi train disaster, while Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and Digital Governance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis rank as the most positively viewed cabinet members.

Greece’s housing market is widely perceived as expensive and lacking transparency, according to new research by Blupeak Estate Analytics conducted by Ierax Analytics. The study examines housing conditions and perceptions among two age groups — adults aged 25–35 and those aged 36–55 — and finds that housing costs have become an increasingly intergenerational issue. While […]

A special flight organized by Greece’s Foreign Ministry brought home hundreds of Greek citizens stranded in Dubai, landing late Saturday at Athens International Airport to emotional reunions with waiting relatives.

Greece coordinates daily repatriation flights from the UAE, Qatar, and surrounding regions, prioritizing children, elderly, and vulnerable citizens, with over 2,500 requests received amid the ongoing Middle East conflict

Global Gallup research across 60 countries suggests that views on migration reflect something deeper than politics: a society’s confidence in its own future

Greek travelers remain stranded in Dubai after airspace closures linked to the Iran conflict. Passengers report confusion, limited flights, and financial strain while waiting for repatriation organized by the Greek government.

Following escalating tensions and ongoing conflict in Iran, Greece has completed the first repatriation operations, bringing back 162 citizens and family members through coordinated flights and overland transfers

Deputy Foreign Minister Yiannis Loverdos says Greece has an evacuation plan in place but cannot cover accommodation costs, as regional airspace closures leave citizens stuck

Greece’s mobilization system outlines who is called, how notifications are issued, and what reservists must do in case of a national emergency.