The unrest began when groups of young migrants staged a protest over asylum procedures and living conditions within the camp.

The European Commission has classified Spain, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus as “under migratory pressure,” paving the way for a new relocation mechanism — though Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia reject participation

A new global report reveals that 11.4% of Greek adults live with diabetes—many without knowing it—costing the country €1.5 billion annually and highlighting the growing health impact of aging and urban lifestyles.

COP30 opens in Brazil as climate unity weakens, the U.S. steps back, the EU softens its 2040 goals, and Brazil launches a major tropical forests fund.

Greek consumer confidence fell again in October, with households among the most pessimistic in Europe. Most say they are struggling financially, expect prices to keep rising, and see little chance of saving in the year ahead.

An international project with a distinctly Greek soul, Sweetsick will be filmed in both Greek and English, highlighting the global scope of the endeavor.

New Eurostat data shows Greece ranks among the five poorest EU nations, with one in ten workers at risk of poverty and men faring significantly worse than women.

From 2022 to 2024, the EU added 12 new LNG terminals and six expansions, boosting import capacity by 70 bcm to 250 bcm annually—driven by shrinking Russian gas supplies amid the Ukraine war.

On Ohi Day, we remember the events of World War II, but one film in particular may have made some revisions

“The Greece that resists, the Greece that persists” has lost its bard. Because this was the Greece Dionysis Savvopoulos hymned in his songs for sixty plus years. When times were hard and when the livin’ was easy. Through joys and hardships. To applause and jeers. On occasions of celebration and of mourning. A Greece that […]

Preliminary studies by HEREMA estimate potential natural gas reserves of around 680 billion cubic meters.

Athens links Ankara’s participation in the EU defence programme to the withdrawal of Turkey’s war threat, as Foreign Minister Fidan warns against escalating rhetoric

Athens faces mounting pressure from Berlin and NATO to ease its stance on Turkey’s role in Europe’s new defense framework—risking both its regional balance and relations with powerful EU allies

Sections of the State Reauthorization Act would strengthen the U.S. partnership with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel — known as the “3+1” framework — if lawmakers can overcome a procedural battle that has stalled the legislation

Investigators believe they are nearing identification of the man who killed a 68-year-old campground owner in Finikounda, as new revelations from the victim’s will—signed just three days before his death—point to a family connection at the heart of the case

Authorities examine a recently opened will, video evidence, and digital records as the investigation into the double killing at a camping site unfolds

The annual heating subsidy remains unchanged, ranging from €100 to €1,200 depending on region, with applications opening in November and the first payments expected before Christmas

An agreement between Greece and the EU ensures that funds for urban planning studies will be secured, with early projects in Mykonos and Santorini set for public consultation

Saudi Industry Minister Bandar bin Ibrahim Alkhorayef visits Athens to deepen trade and industrial ties with Greece, focusing on non-oil sectors, renewable energy, and major joint projects such as the Saudi-Greek energy interconnection

Greece leads Europe in forced psychiatric admissions — with police often handcuffing patients to hospitals. A new plan aims to replace patrol cars with specialized ambulances and trained health staff, marking a major shift in mental health crisis response