Athens is counting on Chevron’s planned exploration south of Crete and the resumption of Greece-Cyprus power interconnection surveys to reinforce its position in the eastern Mediterranean, as Turkey seeks to assert its claims over disputed maritime zones

A coordinated strike across 113 ports in 22 countries threatens to disrupt billions of dollars in global shipping, as maritime workers protest arms shipments to war zones. In Greece, ferries remain docked as unions staged rallies.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis reaffirmed Athens’ commitment to international maritime law after meeting UN Secretary-General António Guterres, highlighting Greece’s strategic ties with Egypt and calling for renewed talks on Cyprus.

Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis says further investigations are nearing disclosure, with possible involvement by public officials not ruled out. He also outlined the record of Greece’s organized crime unit, its work on tax fraud and plans to address security challenges.

More than 5 million people were facing severe hunger in Sudan in June, according to a UN-backed monitor. The US and dozens of other countries are now pressing the warring sides to open humanitarian routes and calling for increased international funding.

The resort said the awards capped a highly successful season and reflected its team’s commitment to service quality.

Developments surrounding the Great Sea Interconnector are gathering pace, as the smooth progress of another Mediterranean cable project offers cautious optimism that upcoming seabed surveys can proceed without triggering tensions between Athens and Ankara

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are sweeping Athens and several parts of Greece, with the national weather service warning of intense conditions through Tuesday and possible localized hail

The free October 24 concert will showcase first- and second-prize winners from Greece’s national music competitions, performing celebrated opera arias by composers including Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, and Bizet

An underground naval tunnel carved into the Ionian coast under reflects communist Albania’s fears of invasion and its drive for military self-sufficiency, as plans to turn the Cold War installation into a heritage site bring renewed attention

Competing US interests are clashing over Europe’s gas supply: LNG through Greece’s Vertical Corridor versus a revived Qatar–Turkey pipeline, with US envoys in Athens and Ankara on opposing sides.

Council of State President Michalis Pikramenos says extremist rhetoric is undermining courts, human rights and public trust, while warning that misinformation and artificial intelligence pose new challenges to judicial independence

As regional conflicts rage and revisionist powers challenge the established order, warnings of a new global conflagration are growing louder

Athens’ National Museum of Contemporary Art opens its doors free to all from October 16 to 18 after being named Europe’s best art museum

Zelensky warns 20 million Ukrainians could flee if Russia wins, as Denmark, Italy and Poland push EU leaders to harden their migration stance

Greece will be hosting two major film and audiovisual industry events raising its international profile and showcasing it creative talent

The distinction recognizes the Veria museum ’s consistently positive visitor reviews and highlights its efforts to bring Byzantine and post-Byzantine art and heritage closer to the public