A court handed suspended prison sentences to two key defendants in a case involving attempted fraud against EU agricultural funds, linked to a wider investigation into subsidy fraud in northern Greece.

Business and legal groups say a missing year-round ferry connection is leaving several Cyclades islands isolated, increasing transport costs and disrupting travel for residents and businesses.

Eligible students have until July 31 to apply online for the annual accommodation benefit for the 2025-2026 academic year

The Greek Shipping Ministry said the application procedure for 2023 island transport costs is set to open on July 7

Greece's Ministry of Rural Development has activated a dedicated online consultation platform for stakeholders to submit their positions on the new Common Agricultural Policy

The proposed defense procurements reportedly form part of broader military modernization program extending through 2036

Authorities say the network stole more than 2.4 million euros in EU farm aid over six years, with the suspected ringleader among those held pending trial.

Police say an alleged criminal network obtained illegal agricultural subsidies worth more than €2.5 million, with dozens of suspects linked to the case.

The proposed legislation would allow rejected asylum seekers to be sent to centers outside the EU, while extending detention powers and introducing new penalties for non-cooperation

Ten of the 17 defendants accused of participating in an alleged criminal network that fraudulently obtained EU agricultural subsidies in Greece have been released under restrictive conditions, while the investigation continues

A major operation across northern Greece and Athens led to 17 arrests and the seizure of cash, gold coins, vehicles and documents as authorities investigated an alleged scheme involving false agricultural subsidy claims

A European Parliament budgetary oversight committee is in Athens through May 28 to scrutinize Greece's handling of the OPEKEPE farm subsidy fraud, as opposition MEPs raise concerns over witness exclusions.

A nationwide police operation has uncovered an alleged criminal network accused of securing millions in fraudulent agricultural subsidies through false land declarations and fictitious lease agreements

Greece’s prime minister announced continued fuel support and a new child payment while arguing that political stability remains a key priority amid growing uncertainty

An Athens court found 13 defendants guilty in a case involving illegal agricultural subsidies worth roughly €250,000 in northern Greece

Police say the suspected criminal network generated more than €3 million in illegal gains through alleged fraud targeting European Union financial interests

Greek authorities arrested three relatives accused of illegally claiming farmland and collecting hundreds of thousands of euros in agricultural subsidies, while investigators expand the probe across Crete

Nearly a year after a fake-certification scheme was uncovered in Greece's organic sector, the agriculture minister has canceled livestock and beekeeping programs and frozen new approvals pending a full overhaul.

Reports in recent days stated that the low-cost carrier had informed staff that its Thessaloniki base could close in October 2026 at the end of the summer season, citing increased airport charges