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Speaking at a Eurogroup meeting in Nicosia, the Greek Finance Minister highlighted Europe’s economic resilience amid inflationary pressures, while stressing coordination on energy shocks, housing policy challenges, and the planned Digital Euro.

Cases of gonorrhea and syphilis hit their highest levels in over a decade in 2024, with congenital syphilis cases doubling in a year

Despite a sharp rise in clinical research activity, low awareness, persistent myths and limited trust continue to discourage patient participation in Greece, restricting access to innovative therapies and advanced medical care

Mitsotakis highlighted the significance of Article 42(7) of the European Union treaty, which concerns mutual defense assistance among member states, referring to the recent crisis involving Cyprus.

The country’s tax administration will contact debtors with overdue obligations and unfiled tax declarations, urging compliance before enforcement measures such as bank account seizures and property auctions are initiated

The anti-aircraft missile systems had been stations on the island of Karpathos and northern Greece to protect against long-range threats

Supreme Court Prosecutor Tzavellas sent a letter instead of appearing before parliament, as PASOK leader Androulakis accused the intelligence service of flouting a court ruling and threatened legal action.

The organization says the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is weighing on growth prospects and fueling inflationary pressures, with updated forecasts expected in early June

Metlen's chief used a high-profile Athens conference to call for political consensus, attack European energy policy, and reveal that his company's gallium venture has achieved production costs below those of Chinese rivals.

Soaring energy prices, disrupted supply chains and shipping bottlenecks linked to the Iran war have already cost global companies at least $25 billion, with losses mounting across airlines, manufacturers and consumer goods firms

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said relations with Turkey are at a critical juncture, warning that any unilateral move by Ankara could increase tensions despite having no basis in international law

Russia has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s warning that Moscow could use Belarus as a launch point for attacks on NATO territory, calling the claims “incitement” amid rising regional tensions.

Greece entered 2026 expecting another record year for tourism, but rising fuel costs, Middle East tensions and decreased demand are beginning to test the industry’s resilience

Building owners and property managers have until June 30 to register elevators or face penalties that could reach €5,000, with authorities also warning of possible shutdowns in serious cases

A series of events and developments confirm that repositioning is needed to adapt to new global balances, as Athens watches with deep concern

The first Academy Awards ceremony took place in 1929, lasted just 15 minutes, and was attended by 270 people who each paid five dollars to get in

Speaking from the small eastern Aegean Isle of Agathonisi, Greek Defense Dinister Nikos Dendias said Athens will not tolerate challenges to its sovereignty, while also demanding answers from Kyiv over an explosives-carrying drone discovered near Lefkada

The world's richest man, Musk, and conservative commentators accuse Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan of erasing Hellenic heritage, while the director defends his diverse cast and artistic vision for the $250 million Homeric adaptation