Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias urges the EU to fund its response to threats from the South, citing crises in Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb, at the EU Defense Ministers Council in Brussels.

The Russian foreign minister accused European governments of preparing for a possible conflict with Russia

The chairman and chief executive officer of the Thales Group speaks about the great capabilities of the European defence industry and how they can be activated – What he says about the “requests” of the United States and Greek-French relations

About 70% of Swiss voters rejected enshrining a strict form of neutrality that would have ended Russia sanctions and curbed cooperation with NATO

Alarm over the Strait of Hormuz dominated Europe Gulf Forum, held on the UN General Assembly sidelines, with messages from Mitsotakis, Meloni and Blair

An analysis shows where pressure on rents is greatest and reveals the gap between supply and demand

From archaeological sites and museums to workshops, guided walks and performances, Athens and the wider Attica region will mark European Heritage Days with events exploring how cultural heritage survives, changes and connects communities

Von der Leyen's proposal to make Canada the EU's first "associate member" raises the question of how far integration can go without membership

A report says the US warned Spain, France and Italy of possible Russian drone strikes launched from ships, but Italy says the alert has not been confirmed

Polls show a clear majority of Swiss voters plan to reject Sunday the 27th's initiative to write a strict definition of neutrality into the constitution

Police evacuated the Piraeus courthouse Thursday after a phoned-in bomb threat, closing nearby roads as a bomb disposal team prepared to search.

The two leaders focused on deepening Canada-EU cooperation in ΑΙ, space and energy, ahead of Greece’s EU Council presidency in the first half of 2027

A hostage situation in Nikaia ended without reported injuries after police negotiated with a man accused of confining his partner inside their home

Half of Greeks with disabilities can't pay rent or mortgage on time, as Greece ranks worst in the EU for housing cost burden, a new ESAmeA report finds.

Sixteen industry and business groups are urging the Greek government to activate the EU’s CISAF and METSAF tools, warning that more than 700 energy-intensive manufacturers remain exposed to volatile electricity prices ahead of winter

Turkish president reiterates Ankara’s positions on the Aegean and Cyprus while urging action on Gaza and greater Turkish involvement in Europe’s security architecture

European Parliament delegation assesses post-2023 railway safety measures as victims’ families testify in the 32nd day of the Tempi trial in Larissa

The city’s historic market has reopened with a striking new look, bringing together Piraeus’ culinary traditions, local businesses, and a renewed sense of community

The agreement adds more than 2 GW of solar, wind and battery-storage projects to PPC’s portfolio as the group accelerates its expansion across central and SE Europe

The British-Italian singer will perform at the Lycabettus Theater on Sept. 25, bringing songs from his new album and longtime favorites to the Greek capital