Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the “Synepeia” platform will allow citizens and businesses to see which public entities delay payments and for how long, as the government outlines further measures for businesses

Archaeologists at Chan Chan uncovered a sealed Chimú mausoleum holding at least 38 people and a wealth of funerary treasures

The 6.6-by-7.7cm fragment dating to the third or fourth century CE contains verses from Book 12, including the episode of Odysseus’ crew and the sacred cattle of Helios

The infant, just 19 days old, remains in critical condition as the mother who allegedly harmed the newborn is freed under restrictive conditions

A U.N. fact-finding mission said U.S. strikes on a school and sports facility in Iran may have violated international law, while accusing Tehran of crimes against humanity during a crackdown on protests

The anti-money laundering authority launches an investigation into the two remanded physicians, as part of the overall criminal probe into the singer’s death

The map was presented at Syntagma Metro station as part of European Mobility Week, alongside four free accessible tours organized by the City of Athens.

Heating oil could cost up to 70% more than last year when sales begin Oct. 15, while gasoline, diesel and natural gas prices are also putting increasing pressure on households

How classical music and a pre-recorded Swan Lake became the symbol of political crisis, censorship, and leadership change in the USSR

A military facility carved deep into Lycabettus Hill, the shelter was built in the 1930s as the HQ of Greece’s air defense

The group accuses Greece of restricting the religious autonomy of the Muslim minority in Thrace, while Athens rejects the allegations and points directly to the Lausanne Treaty and the distinct legal status religious jurisdictions

Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein will perform music from all five seasons of the Netflix series in Athens on Sept. 19

Prosecutors are investigating whether Athens’ medical association or other public bodies failed to properly inspect the Kolonaki clinic and similar centers offering so-called regenerative treatments

The case concerns allegations that fictitious or forged signatures were included in the founding declaration of Foni Logikis, the populist far-right party led by the Greek MEP

The 58-year-old physician was remanded in custody along with his wife and clinic co-owner after more than 16 hours of questioning in the singer’s death

The vocalist brings his haunting live performance and commanding stage presence to Athens as part of his 2026 European tour

Greece has not publicly endorsed a candidate for UN Secretary-General, though diplomatic sources suggest Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan ranks high among Athens' informal preferences

Greece trails all EU countries in adult education participation, despite hundreds of millions in Recovery Fund training spending

After Cyprus closed its inquiry into the so-called black van affair, the Intellexa founder said in a statement that the push to link it to the Predator wiretapping scandal rested on a narrative rather than facts