Thirteen pilot schools will introduce the International Baccalaureate in September 2026, marking a major shift toward a more modern public education system

A report by Eurobank revealed that in Greece, highly educated young people are more likely to be outside employment and education compared to their peers in the EU

High costs are reducing consumer demand, prompting traders to predict steep drops in coffee prices, though Brazil’s record harvest may temper the decline

The new municipal transit network will feature four routes covering 40 km and 185 stops, improving accessibility, reducing car use, and serving underserved neighborhoods with fully electric, inclusive transport options.

The government introduces a revised mechanism allowing homeowners to protect their main residence through debt “haircuts” and lower monthly payments, even if other assets must be sold

EU foreign policy chief says alternatives exist to move forward with the €90 billion loan to Kyiv but warns leaders must show political courage to overcome Hungary’s opposition.

Pentagon says strikes on thousands of targets continue as Washington focuses on destroying Iran’s military capabilities and preventing nuclear weapons development

Government signals imminent decisions on restricting minors’ access to platforms, alongside new digital tools to curb underage alcohol and tobacco sales

EU leaders highlight Greece’s recovery from the debt crisis and its path within the eurozone, praising reforms and resilience during a key political anniversary event

Movement of livestock is banned and food production halted as foot-and-mouth disease cases raise alarm among farmers ahead of Easter.

The EU Council summit is expected to focus on competitiveness, Ukraine, the Middle East situation and irregular migration

Reforms introduce uniform rules for private-sector workers while boosting support for self-employed mothers, linking payments to contributions for a fairer, more transparent system

The reopening of an earlier OPEKEPE investigation has revealed alleged interventions by New Democracy lawmakers in subsidy payments, with a new file requested by European prosecutors.

Prepaid cards and vouchers will allow eligible households to purchase food and essential items, standardizing support across the country and ensuring fair, transparent aid distribution

Paris urges negotiations as the only path forward, warning it is unrealistic to expect Beirut to act against Hezbollah while Israeli strikes continue

A 72-year-old driver escaped unharmed after his private mini bus fell into the harbor of Dafni at Mount Athos, with authorities confirming no environmental damage and an ongoing investigation into the accident