Greece’s energy minister says Europe must move toward a unified electricity market by strengthening networks and cross-border connections to improve security and reduce price differences.

Brussels says excluding Cyprus from climate summit preparations is unacceptable as tensions rise before Turkey hosts COP31 in November

A bloc of EU member states is exploring offshore return hubs in Rwanda and Uzbekistan, marking the first collective attempt to outsource migration management beyond European borders

With 50 targeted measures, a unified housing agency, and digital platforms for students and public servants on the islands, the government aims to curb the property crisis and expand the housing supply

Greece and Italy are seeking closer cooperation to protect European ports, support maritime competitiveness and promote a realistic energy transition for the shipping industry.

The European Commission is expanding Europol’s capabilities with new technology and cooperation measures to help investigators respond faster to cross-border criminal networks.

In three landmark judgments, the European Court of Human Rights found Greek authorities denied recognized refugees a workable path to reunite with their families, demanding documents they could not produce

The meeting focused on returns of Afghan nationals without legal status in Europe, while rights groups warned the talks could legitimize Taliban rule

The plenary ruled 72-10 that the EPPO chief had no standing to challenge a two-year renewal of three delegated prosecutors in Greece

The European Commission has reaffirmed its full support for the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and Laura Kövesi following criticism linked to the investigation into Greece’s OPEKEPE case

Dozens dead, record-breaking temperatures, shuttered landmarks, and growing threats to crops and infrastructure as Europe's worst heatwave in decades peaks

New European health maps show invasive mosquito species expanding into more regions, with Greece among the countries where the tiger mosquito has become widely established and public health monitoring is increasing

The key question is whether recycled materials can replace primary extraction, whether products are designed to last, whether repair and reuse become economically normal practices, and whether secondary raw materials can circulate within a functioning European market

A free live broadcast at the Athens Concert Hall Garden will connect audiences with leading pianists, orchestras and iconic venues across 11 European cities during the European Music Day celebrations

Visitors will enjoy a special evening of music, after-hours exhibition access, and views of the illuminated Acropolis during a full moon celebration

A new regulation scraps duty-free treatment for low-value packages from non-EU platforms. Because the fee applies per product category, a single order could cost shoppers far more than expected.

The enduring epilogue of her work remains the instilling of a compulsion to discover the life that lies hidden from us

A widespread heatwave is sweeping across Europe, bringing temperatures close to 40C, triggering transport disruption, health warnings and environmental strain, as meteorologists warn of a persistent “heat dome” over parts of the continent.

Greece's Ministry of Rural Development has activated a dedicated online consultation platform for stakeholders to submit their positions on the new Common Agricultural Policy

Global funds and US oil majors are moving aggressively into Greek energy companies, drawn by plans to turn the country into a natural gas supply hub for Central and Eastern Europe after Russian imports end in 2027