Traffic restrictions will be in effect in downtown Athens from 8 a.m. to noon on Sunday for the Run Bike Care event, which includes a 10k and a 5k circuit.

The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) on Friday gave Greece the green light to proceed with the early repayment of part of the loans from the first bailout program, amounting to €6.95 billion.

Brussels determined Cyprus has not fully incorporated key parts of the revised Renewable Energy Directive into national legislation.

Cyprus Airways has announced its cooperation with Andrea Pirlo, an internationally recognized soccer player and coach, as the airline’s new official brand ambassador. Pirlo is currently coaching in Dubai.

Panos Xenokostas, chairman and CEO of ONEX Shipyards & Technologies and president of the Hellenic Shipyards Association, proposed the creation of a new transatlantic cooperation framework between Europe and the US aimed at rebuilding the Western shipbuilding industry, developing advanced […]

Greece’s education system is facing more than just the challenges of demographic decline and shrinking student enrollment.

Just before midnight on May 30, readers descended into the basement of the Monocle bookshop for an unusual encounter with Franz Kafka.

Cultural relations between Greece and Georgia date from the myth of Prometheus, chained on the Caucasus Mountains and the seeking of the Golden Fleece by Jason and the Argonauts aboard Argo.

The behavior of European travelers is changing, directly affecting both the preferred vacation periods and the selected destinations.

The Hellenic Air Force is preparing for one of its largest deployments in recent years, with fighter jets and support aircraft relocating across northern and southern Europe for NATO’s Ramstein Flag 26 (RAFL) exercise.

A British hiker who required help after being injured on Mount Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain, was rescued Friday.

Athens’ National Observatory has upgraded FireHUB, a fire prevention, management and monitoring system that helps authorities detect and track wildfires and predict how they will develop in real time.

In anticipation of the ELSTAT index for the adjustment of tahe cost of health insurance contracts, pending since 2025, insurers are introducing large hikes on premiums, mainly in lifelong plans.

The local bourse closed for the weekend before Wall Street saw its indexes plummet due to pressure on technology stocks.

European prosecutors on Friday brought criminal charges against another 14 people suspected of belonging to a gang in central and northern Greece that engaged in alleged fraud involving European Union farm subsidies.

A grove of 50 young lemon trees has been planted in the capital’s central district of Koukaki to mark Friday’s United Nations-designated World Environment Day, the City of Athens said.

Alexis Tsipras is not the first former protagonist of our political scene who made a comeback, hoping to persuade citizens that this time around will be (even) better than the previous one.

Giorgos Souflias, a former minister in conservative New Democracy governments led by Konstantinos Mitsotakis and Konstantinos Karamanlis, and once a contender for the party leadership, has died at the age of 85.

An 86-year-old man has been arrested in central Greece on suspicion of fatally shooting his younger brother, also in his eighties, with a shotgun, authorities said Friday.

The government is preparing for a possible 20% increase in migrant arrivals this summer, with contingency plans for a larger surge linked to the civil war in Sudan and the movement of Bangladeshi nationals through Egypt and Libya before reaching the Mediterranean.