Authorities will focus on high-risk sectors including shops, bars, restaurants, car repair garages and rental companies.

A new digital system will allow citizens to report tax evasion, smuggling, corruption and financial crimes, with authorities using risk analysis and data cross-checking to prioritize investigations

Greek authorities launched a coordinated rescue operation south of Crete after a migrant boat was spotted by a Frontex aircraft, safely recovering around 50 people at sea

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis meets Finland’s Elina Valtonen in Athens as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, along with mounting tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean, dominate the geopolitical agenda

Former prime minister unveils “Greek Left Alliance,” calling for what he called an attack against inequality, corruption and mainstream parties

The Ministry of Development is advancing a bill offering tax incentives and fast-track permitting to draw foreign capital into strategic sectors up to €50 million

Greece has filed its 8th grant disbursement request and 7th loan disbursement request from the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility, covering 34 milestones and marking a significant step toward closing out the program.

Planned measures include higher pension increases, a larger annual allowance and legislative changes aimed at protecting thousands of widow’s pension recipients.

Forty suspects accused of using stolen tax bureau credentials and fake child registrations at activity centers to siphon off state benefits and subsidies

Australia, India, Japan and the United States unveiled new initiatives on critical minerals and energy security while announcing their first joint infrastructure project in the Pacific

Authorities cordoned off a rocky coastal area in eastern Crete after fishermen discovered what officials believe is a naval mine, possibly of Ukrainian origin, near the resort town of Elounda in the Lasithi region, according to a report by ekriti.gr.

The former prime minister takes the stage in Athens with sharp attacks on the political establishment and a bid to redraw the lines of Greek politics.

Athens is rolling out a new digital consumer protection system using artificial intelligence and real-time market data to monitor prices, detect unfair practices and strengthen oversight across the retail sector

Investigators are examining whether the theft was a coordinated operation after a high-value cardiac ultrasound machine disappeared without signs of forced entry.

A new Hellenic Court of Audit report finds that 81% of public entities still lack a functioning internal audit system and that oversight contracts worth millions are being awarded without open competition and without justification

One of the largest assaults on the Ukrainian capital since the war began left multiple people dead and nearly 100 injured, drawing condemnation from European leaders and renewed calls for international action

The government says the overhaul will introduce clear rules for tourism, renewable energy and industry, while strengthening environmental protections and supporting the country’s energy transition

Authorities launched an investigation after a vehicle containing a deceased man was discovered in a lake, while officials have not yet confirmed whether the victim is a recently reported missing person

A large search operation involving rescue teams, volunteers and drones ended after the 25-year-old mountaineer was located in a remote area of Greece’s highest mountain