This broccoli soup is nutritious, delicious and super easy to make! Pair with a dollop of yogurt, some grated parmesan cheese or crunchy prosciutto croutons

eFood delivery workers are staging another 24-hour strike, protesting the company's push towards a freelance model and demanding fair wages, safety protections, and a collective labor agreement.

Several roads will be closed in downtown Athens, while parking and stopping is prohibited around the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Attica will be partly cloudy skies in the morning, with more sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures between 12–18°C. Winds will remain light, varying at 2–3 Beaufort.

Amb. Sekeris also cited Greece's keen interest over the fate and well-being of Christians and all religious and ethnic minorities in that country

Facing backlash over soaring landfill fees, Greece awaits a pivotal Council of State decision that could reshape waste disposal policies and ease the burden on municipalities.

The "I Save 2025" and "I Change My Water Heater" programs provide subsidies for energy-saving projects, including window replacements and solar water heater installations.

Unemployed individuals seeking 12-month grants to fund the creation of new SMEs can apply online until January 21.

Partly cloudy skies are forecasted for Attica, with temperatures between 13–18°C.

Costas Simitis, a two-time prime minister between 1996 and 2004 passed away on Sunday at the age of 88

'Blue Homeland' exercise, a reference to Turkey’s expressed expansionist and revisionist policies, involves 20,000 military personnel, 87 warships, seven submarines, seven unmanned naval vehicles, 31 aircraft, and is scheduled to be completed by Jan. 16.

“When prices exceed a certain threshold, we intervene,” said Skylakakis

Search efforts continued overnight at Seli Ski Resort in northern Greece in hopes of finding the snowboarder who was declared missing on Monday.

On the streets of Greece’s capital, accessibility remains a concept rather than a commitment.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described Greece as a "beacon of stability in an unstable world" following the Epiphany water blessing ceremony at Dexameni Square in Athens.

The Epiphany and the Blessing of the Waters was celebrated with grandeur across Greece and around the world, as brave participants plunged into icy waters for the chance to retrieve the Holy Cross.

Israeli legislation will effectively halt work by U.N. agency that provides food, education and medical treatment in the Palestinian territories

At the heart of this uncertainty lies a deep divide within Trump’s circle over legal immigration policy. The chasm between two factions—the tech-focused entrepreneurs who support the H-1B visa program and the populist right opposed to its expansion—seems insurmountable.