Growing disputes over defense, trade, and strategic autonomy are reshaping the transatlantic partnership between Europe and the United States

New requirements will force employers to disclose salary information before interviews and introduce stricter measures aimed at reducing pay gaps and improving workplace transparency.

Seven-year-old Sophia Kaliskami from Poros wins the European School Chess Championship, impressing with talent, focus and remarkable discipline.

The proposed legislation would allow rejected asylum seekers to be sent to centers outside the EU, while extending detention powers and introducing new penalties for non-cooperation

Europe’s accommodation costs range from 42 euros in Tirana to over 750 euros in Mykonos, highlighting a sharp divide between budget and luxury travel.

Discussions within NATO could see additional eastern flank countries host aircraft capable of delivering U.S. nuclear weapons, though no agreement appears imminent

A fisherman was rescued after his boat was destroyed and sank following a collision with a tourist vessel carrying 12 people at Zea Marina, one of Greece’s busiest marinas

A new ECB study finds that households scarred by repeated economic crises react more intensely to each new geopolitical shock -- and Greece is the starkest example of this pattern

Starting June 1, new EU rules simplify data transfers between Apple and Android devices, removing long-standing barriers for consumers who switch platforms

Wholesale price cuts are slowly reaching the pump in Greece, but island regions like the Cyclades and Dodecanese remain among the most expensive in the country

Rare collectible figurines of Asterix, Obelix, and the whole Gaulish village are on display at the Benaki Toy Museum through July 2026

Can Greece’s largest port become a city break? Long overshadowed by Athens, Piraeus is taking steps to reinvent itself on its own terms

Piraeus—the city of seamanship and sailors, shipowners and major shipping corporations—has played a decisive role in the exponential growth of the Posidonia International Shipping Exhibition, particularly during the event’s formative decades

European Shipowners have repeatedly called for the €9 billion generated by the shipping industry through the EU ETS to be reinvested in producing clean fuels within Europe and making them available across the continent.

The competition was officially supported by the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the European Commission.

Low wages, soaring housing costs and perceived wealth inequality are driving growing dissatisfaction, while strong majorities call for greater tax fairness and a stronger public role in the economy.

EU Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas says European tourism remains resilient despite global tensions, with rising arrivals and no fuel shortages, highlighting ongoing monitoring and upcoming EU-wide tourism policy.

A report by Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, an OPEKEPE employee who flagged irregularities in the system, puts losses to EU funds at around 115,000 euros against the European Public Prosecutor's 1.2 million estimate. The government is using the findings to push back at Kovesi

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis personally congratulated Olympiacos’ leadership, coaching staff and players for their EuroLeague triumph.

Brussels reportedly weighs possible economic countermeasures while Greece accuses Ankara of seeking to formalize disputed maritime claims