Kyriakos Mitsotakis also referred to the state budget, describing it as “development-oriented” and “a compass guiding the economy’s priorities.”
Current scenarios point to a possible rise of 2–3 euros per month, translating to 6–9 euros on a quarterly bill.
The woman accused of killing her mother-in-law, due to testify on Friday, says she is “crushed” and promises to tell the full truth as she prepares to face charges for intentional homicide and illegal weapons use
Severe flooding, landslides and power outages hit Corfu and Aetolia-Acarnania as Storm Adel intensifies, prompting emergency alerts, travel disruption and widespread school closures
From Ukraine to strategic autonomy, defence, and budget priorities, President Metsola outlines the EU’s vision, challenges, and role in safeguarding peace, stability, and democratic accountability
Roberta Metsola will hold high-level meetings with Greek leaders and inaugurate a new Europe-focused visitor center during her official visit to Athens.
A 63-year-old man was detained by port authorities after violently attacking his wife during a ferry trip from Salamina to Perama, as their children looked on. The woman was taken to hospital for treatment, and an investigation is underway
Once the measures are finalized, the government will also present the implementation roadmap, set to begin in 2026.
Athens is home to exceptional specialty grocers stocked with artisanal Greek and international products. From rare pasta varieties to premium cheeses and cold cuts, here are five must-visit spots for anyone who loves cooking pasta at home.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong southerly winds affect much of Greece, with the most intense conditions in the west and northwest.
Battered by nearly four years of war, Ukrainians don’t want to make big concessions to Moscow
Athens will implement brief overnight traffic stoppages on major roads Tuesday and Wednesday as crews conduct structural safety tests on several key bridges.
Radisson Hotel Group’s sustainability chief explains how Net Zero hotels work, the link with "security," and ways Greece’s tourism industry can benefit
Two teenagers were hospitalized after a violent altercation between rival groups of minors in the coastal suburb of Varkiza, prompting a swift police response and eight arrests as authorities investigate the cause of the fight
Greece’s largest water utility sets out a decade-long €2.5 billion investment programme to modernise supply, wastewater and digital networks, aiming to protect Attica’s water systems amid climate-driven pressure and prolonged drought
A sharp look at Greece’s peculiar expectations for its largely ceremonial presidency—where every word is judged through an ideological lens, and silence can be as controversial as speaking.
A man was arrested after driving 240 km/h on a major Greek national highway during a coordinated overnight police operation targeting dangerous driving and alcohol impairment, authorities announced.
Maria Corina Machado could be declared a fugitive if she leaves Venezuela to accept the Nobel Peace Prize, amid ongoing legal investigations and political tensions with President Nicolás Maduro
More than one in four respondents (26.9%) said they are in favor of repeat elections until a majority emerges, while a large percentage remain undecided (31.7%)
Former Prime Minister Johnson’s delayed lockdown and chaotic leadership reportedly contributed to 23,000 avoidable deaths, with the inquiry condemning Downing Street’s toxic culture and indecision during the pandemic