The Abeille Marengo is preparing to survey the seabed in the eastern Mediterranean for the €1.9 billion Great Sea Interconnector, with work expected to begin southeast of Karpathos as maritime disputes with Turkey remain unresolved

Athens rejects Ankara's maritime jurisdiction claims in the Eastern Mediterranean and sets out a new survey schedule for a subsea telecommunications cable linking Saudi Arabia to Europe

In remarks to Greek newspaper TA NEA, Turkey's foreign minister said Ankara does not oppose the Great Sea Interconnector but wants written notification of maritime surveys. He also defended Turkey's 1995 casus belli against Greece.

Energy Minister Michalis Damianos says Nicosia will proceed with funding as work advances, while Cypriot consumers will not face electricity charges until the Great Sea Interconnector begins operating

Nexans seeks survey permits as the Greece–Cyprus GSI power link moves toward a restart, with further developments expected in early November.

Nexans has sought authorization for survey work ahead of a planned maritime notice, as the Great Sea Interconnector gains French investment backing but faces unresolved financial and geopolitical questions

PASOK narrows gap with ELAS as new far-right party enters poll at 3.5%

During day 2 of TO BHMA's Dialogues for Athens forum, Mayor Haris Doukas said visitors to the city center will reach 10 million this year. A leading novelist warned that the capital risks becoming a postcard for tourists rather than a home for the people who live there.

Diplomatic sources issue a sharp response to Turkey's new NAVTEX on surveys for a planned undersea pipeline carrying natural gas to the occupied areas

Chevron will begin seismic surveys off Greece in November–December, starting in the Ionian before moving south of the Peloponnese and Crete.

Greek Energy Minister Papastavrou confirmed Chevron will begin seismic surveys in the Ionian and south of the Peloponnese and Crete before end-2026.

The research vessel will carry out seismic surveys in the Eastern Mediterranean until August 30 as part of preparations for a planned gas pipeline linking Turkey with northern Cyprus.

Eurobarometer survey on science and technology finds Greece among the EU countries with the highest acceptance of two widely debunked conspiracy claims

The cancellation of a long-running USDA survey has left experts warning that tracking the impact of SNAP cuts and measuring food insecurity in the U.S. will become more difficult

A new survey by the City of Athens examines the demographics and causes behind homelessness, showing that older adults and people facing financial hardship make up the largest groups affected

State body HEREMA is opening the door to privately funded seismic surveys off western and southern Greece, aiming to build a shared data bank that lowers the cost and risk of hunting for oil and gas.

Based on the REMAX network, residential property sales accounted for 75.6 percent of houses over 20 years old.

Greek consumers are cutting spending both online and offline, seeking cheaper options and increasingly bypassing digital platforms to save money.

More than three-quarters of consumers make frequent digital purchases as confidence in e-commerce platforms and online spending continues to rise, according to results of the survey

A new IELKA consumer survey shows that half of Greeks will skip summer vacation in 2026, with 45% of those who do travel planning to cut back on spending