The Greek islands of Mykonos and Santorini have become a high-priced market segment, distinctly separate from the rest of the Cyclades.

A century after his birth, the late artist returns to the spotlight with a major retrospective exhibition in Athens and Andros, showcasing the breadth, timelessness and global resonance of his work

Without immediate intervention, health experts fear a major cross-border public health emergency is imminent

The need for meritocracy, a decent income, good working conditions, a reliable state, and, above all, a sense of security for their future were some of the key findings raised by Greeks in a survey carried out for in.gr and presented at the Brain Retain, Regain Forum. The survey, based on a sample of over […]

With a narrow majority and a sharply polarized electorate, Nawrocki's presidency begins under the shadow of political division and public scrutiny

According to the police spokesperson, the scammer is believed to have been operating since at least May 2024, and more than 50 complaints have already been filed against her. Some estimates now place the total damages at over €160,000

A huge personality, a 'rock' in the defense. He experienced the Club’s time in the sun, but also its years in the shadows

Five times Eurovision champions came back to the contest, only to see their dreams crash and burn.

A new poll by 'Interview' shows 24.7% would vote for New Democracy, followed by 12.1% for PASOK. Plefsi Eleftherias falls further.

A reported one in four adolescents aged 15-19 years in Greece lives with a mental health condition.

“The Athenian Riviera is not a single market, it is many micro-markets, each tailored to a different lifestyle,”

Greek public debt currently stands at €364.8 billion, according to the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA). Despite the exorbitant amount, markets consider it serviceable, one of the reasons, among others, that prompted Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis to state the country would “not be the most indebted by 2029” during his visit to the PDMA […]

He wasn't just a prolific scorer or later, a successful coach. He was, and is, an authentic personality, who lives and played with passion, truth and faith

In 1455, Greek Cardinal Bessarion nearly became pope. Did his beard cost him the papacy — and Christians in the East and West their chance at unity?

Greeks own nearly 5.5 million cars and more than 3 million households have a primary or holiday home, according to OT.

The funeral of the "People’s Pope," as he was often called, presented a unique tableau: the world's most powerful figures standing alongside some of its most disenfranchised.

This package includes two key measures: a rent refund program for tenants and a yearly allowance for low-income pensioners.