Smoke from the wildfires burning in Boeotia and Argolis has drifted as far as Laconia, according to a satellite image released by the National Observatory of Athens The post Smoke from Boeotia and…

Greek police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was discovered in a suitcase and are reportedly looking for her 'American friends' in connection with the case.

Greek cinemas are making intermissions a 'non-negotiable' part of screenings for long films such as 'The Odyssey,' providing audiences a chance to buy refreshments, use the restroom, or even propose.

Mourners gathered in Agrinio to lay to rest a young fire chief who died in a fatal wildfire in Gytheio, with senior fire service and political leadership honoring the fallen officer.

Greek singer Antonis Remos, a celebrated performer, expressed his affection for Türkiye, calling it his second home and highlighting music's power to unite people.

An article explores the historic Mount Penteli quarry, known for providing marble for the Parthenon, and its potential to rival Carrara.

Greece will end cash payments for rent starting October 1, requiring all rent transactions to be made through bank payments. This new obligation comes with penalties for non-compliance and affects eligibility for subsidies and tax relief.

COSCO Shipping and Costamare are marking two decades of collaboration, an anniversary highlighted by the naming ceremony of the containership COSCO Hellas.

PPC Blue celebrates five years of growth, having developed Greece's largest public EV charging network with over 4,700 points, and is dynamically expanding its presence across Greece and Romania.

A new monument dedicated to the Pontic Greek community is being constructed in Lefkopetra, Xanthi, symbolizing Pontic Hellenism.

Residents and campaigners on the Greek island of Paros are protesting a nearly finished five-star hotel, warning that overdevelopment, the tourism boom, and strained infrastructure threaten the island.

The Samaria Gorge will be closed on July 31st due to forecasts of strong winds, with gusts up to 9 Beaufort, in the Xyloskalo area.

The reeds at the accommodation facilities had caught fire and sparks were falling onto the fishing boat, Nikos Matthaiakis recounts The post “The winds were like a hurricane, I had never experienced…

METLEN has signed a commercial agreement with a leading U.S. technology company for the supply of gallium, signaling a new growth cycle for the Greek group's metals sector and a strategic breakthrough for Europe's critical minerals ambitions.

Traffic restrictions will be in effect on the Thessaloniki ring road from Saturday night to Sunday morning at Interchange K11 (Pylaia–Panorama) for flyover construction.

Greece has announced its new Hellas-Space 2.0 national space programme, structured around seven core pillars with a total budget of 350 million euros. The first procurement tenders for the program are expected to commence in late 2026.

A premiere for a Christopher Nolan film showcased exclusive Nike sneakers that are not available for purchase. The event also sparked renewed interest in ancient Greek classics, possibly due to the film's theme.

Piraeus Bank announced record profitability for the first half of the year and upgraded its full-year targets for 2026, driven by strong credit expansion and the integration of Ethniki Insurance.

Weather forecasts for July 30, 2026, have been released, providing details for various locations including Greece and Havana. The reports offer insights into the expected atmospheric conditions for the day and the upcoming week.

An article suggests that the recent fires across Europe are not a new normal but rather an indication that worse environmental events can be expected in the future.

The final evaluation and selection lists of children who will be hosted for free in the 28 nursery schools of the Public Employment Service (DYPA) for the upcoming period were posted on Wednesday, July 29th...

Jean-Pascal van Ypersele, former Vice-Chair of the IPCC, has strongly criticized successive Belgian governments for decades of climate inaction, stating they have 'blood on their hands.' He emphasized that climate change is already here and urged seizing the current crisis to create new momentum for action, warning that climate refugees are no longer a distant scenario.

OTE Group has announced its Q2 2026 results, while NXP has outlined its Q3 2026 outlook, projecting $3.75 billion in revenue and $4.11 non-GAAP EPS at the midpoint. These reports provide insights into the financial performance and future expectations of the companies.

Greece has reported the sighting of the first Mediterranean monk seal pup of 2026, signaling the official start of this year's breeding season for the endangered species.

The 41-year-old suspect in the killing of a paramedic in Syros has been placed under house arrest, while his 30-year-old wife has been released. The suspect maintains he acted in self-defense during his testimony.

Eurobank has been recognized as “Greece’s Best Digital Bank” at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026, acknowledging its digital transformation strategy, technology investments, and customer-focused innovation.

The euro currency is undergoing a redesign process, with discussions focusing on how to create new paper money that effectively represents the diverse cultures and values of Europe.

Experts warn that time is running out to reverse the impact of climate change with countries across the world weakening climate commitments, Maira Butt reports

An extensive traceability investigation revealed that unsafe meat products had been distributed to 20 food businesses across Attica, triggering a new round of inspections by the Region of Attica and EFET The post 6.2 tonnes of unsafe meat seized in Attica – Illegal meat processing facility discovered in Ilion, see photos appeared first on ProtoThema English.

A burglary at a couple's home in Syros, days before the murder of an EKAB paramedic, is under investigation, with video footage showing the paramedic before the attack. The defense lawyer for the 41-year-old suspect claims he was not acting in self-defense during the fatal injury.

The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has clarified new regulations for agricultural products in Greece, detailing requirements for digital delivery notes, exemptions, and rules for farmers' markets, olive mills, and field transport.

AKTOR successfully raised 300 million euros in a bond issue, which was oversubscribed 1.8 times, demonstrating strong investor confidence in its growth strategy. The significant investor backing highlights positive market reception for the company's financial plans.

A new bill concerning occupational pension schemes and voluntary group insurance products has been formally submitted to Parliament. This legislation aims to regulate and facilitate these financial offerings.

Athens International Airport is experiencing continuous disruptions, with delays of up to an hour and a half becoming common due to increased passenger traffic and crowding in departure halls.

Footage from the case file of a killing in Syros, Greece, shows the movements of a man and a 41-year-old paramedic in the moments before a fatal stabbing. A disguised woman reportedly broke into the couple's home, leading the man to chase her and hurl a chair, with the coroner's report indicating a single fatal blow.

Greek businesses will begin submitting proposals to participate in a national initiative to cut supermarket prices on essential goods by 5% to 20%, starting August 31.

Discussions at a presidential reception in Greece covered various political topics, including upcoming elections, public contracts, the Hodja, the Thessaloniki Metro's August opening, and the appointment of a manager for Tsipras' party.

A wildfire has broken out in low vegetation in the Alithini area of Heraklion, Crete, prompting an emergency 112 alert for residents to be prepared. Two helicopters and multiple ground crews have been deployed to combat the blaze.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, speaking alongside the Austrian Chancellor, ruled out easy, blanket fuel relief measures for Greece, citing existing diesel subsidies and future support, but suggested joint European measures might be necessary if the energy crisis escalates again.

The platform for the 2026-2027 program of the Tourism Ministry will open in early August, targeting a larger number of potential beneficiaries with extended eligibility criteria and allowing for an associated digital card.

Eurobank announced it repurchased 1,464,364 shares on Euronext Athens for over €6.1 million between July 20 and July 24, as part of its continuing share buyback program.

A new drone incursion into Romanian airspace prompted the scrambling of two F-16 fighter jets, with Greece expressing deep concern over the repeated incidents. This marks another instance of unauthorized aerial activity in the region.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis is said to have decided to serve out New Democracy's full second term, with elections planned for 2027, despite anticipated political challenges in the coming months.

Fitch Ratings has upgraded Public Power Corporation S.A.'s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating to 'BB' from 'BB-', revising its Standalone Credit Profile to 'bb' from 'bb-'.

European officials are seeking new methods to curb veto tactics in negotiations after a Greek shipping carve-out on Russia sanctions highlighted vulnerabilities in the EU's decision-making process.

A quote from Thucydides highlights that self-control is the fundamental element of self-respect, which in turn fosters genuine courage, echoing ancient Greek philosophies like sophrosyne.

A recent Marc poll in Greece shows the New Democracy party holding steady above 30%, maintaining a significant lead over other parties. Tsipras's ELAS is ahead of PASOK, while SYRIZA's support has sharply declined.

Mirpur is preparing for elections, with voters heading to the polls amidst a backdrop of political barbs and warnings. The electoral process is characterized by a focused campaign against the Right.

The trend of "coolcations," or vacations in cooler climates, has significantly increased in 2026 as European holidaymakers seek refuge from rising heat waves.

Eurostat figures indicate a modest rise in construction output across the euro area and the European Union during May 2026, with seasonally adjusted production growing by 0.4 per cent in the euro area and 0.3 per cent across the EU.

The head of Greece's national hoteliers' federation has warned that over half of mature hotel investment projects in the country have failed to secure necessary financing, indicating strain on the sector despite recent recovery.

A recent Marc opinion poll conducted before the August holidays shows New Democracy leading ELAS by 14 points, with PASOK in third place and Karystianou's support significantly declining.

Wildfires may start with a single spark, but experts say climate change, drought and decades of forest management decisions have created the conditions for Europe's biggest blazes.

Adonis Georgiadis, a Greek minister, defended his intention to wear Meta smart glasses at public gatherings to record criminal acts, stating that those who criticize him will also own such devices within a year.

Around 500 people, mostly tourists, are evacuated by boat from Agios Vasileios after becoming trapped.

New infrastructure projects are redefining luxury living and unlocking a real estate premium on the Athenian Riviera, contributing to the area's 'Blue Economy'.

The European Union has launched a call for proposals to select up to seven artificial intelligence gigafactories, potentially allowing Greek utility PPC to submit a bid for a factory in western Greece.

A decline in tourist spending in Mykonos, a key luxury destination in Greece, is reportedly impacting Louis Vuitton Greece's 2025 financial results, reflecting broader trends in the premium market.

OTE expects its service revenue growth momentum to continue and remains confident in achieving its target of a 3% increase in adjusted EBITDA for the remainder of 2026, despite intense competition.

Insurers, reinsurers, and brokers are actively assessing new catastrophe risks, viewing the recent extreme heatwaves in Europe not as a temporary shock but as a long-term climate trend.

The Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) has received two significant awards, acknowledging its strong commitment to sustainability and its efforts in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Athanasios Feidakis, CEO of Globus Maritime Limited, has further elaborated on the company's strategy for gradually expanding its fleet through the acquisition of new Japanese-built vessels during an interview with Japanese media.

A landslide in Fira, Santorini, has closed the path to the Old Port for a third day, blocking tourists. Authorities are disputing responsibility, leading donkey handlers to clear debris themselves.

Greek police report that the killer of a Scottish woman used her phone to create the impression she was still alive. Interpol and US databases identified the victim, and detectives are examining flight records and phone data.

Qualco Group is acquiring a 60% stake in the share capital of Lever Development Consultants, a leading Greek consulting firm.

An article traces the origin of the word 'parasite' from Greek literature to its current understanding as a serious biological threat, referencing the Cyclospora parasite.

Greek classical crossover tenor Mario Frangoulis is scheduled to return to Türkiye for a concert in Istanbul on January 7, according to organizers.

Greek deep-tech startup Pollux Tech has selected Prisma Electronics to manufacture the first prototypes of its Autonomous System of Overboard Safety (ASOS). Greek deep-tech startup Pollux Tech…

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece, has extended her condolences to the Greek people following the loss of two firefighters, praising the courage of those who risk their lives to protect citizens and travelers.

Ina Garten's Greek panzanella salad, a twist on the classic Italian dish, is highlighted as a perfect summer recipe that can transport one to Greece.

Two aircraft and five helicopters carry out periodic water drops, with one helicopter coordinating aerial operations The post Paros wildfire: Battle against flames continues as at least 86 firefighters tackle scattered hotspots across the island appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Buyers who relocated to Greece under the country's non-dom tax regime accounted for 29% of the transaction volume handled by Greece Sotheby's International Realty in 2025, highlighting their growing importance in the luxury real estate market.

Enaon, the Greek gas distribution subsidiary of Italy’s Italgas, has outlined a new Strategic Plan for 2026-2032, which includes investments totaling 1 billion euros for the development and digital transformation of Greece's natural gas distribution network.

A massive cull of sheep and goats on the Greek island of Lesvos, due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, is threatening the livelihoods and traditional way of life for its residents.

Container traffic at Greece's Port of Piraeus demonstrated resilience in the first half of 2026, despite ongoing disruptions to global shipping caused by the Red Sea crisis.

The European Union's response to ⁠wildfires needs more funding, greater focus on forest management and enhanced education about fire risk as the climate changes, the head of the bloc's crisis…

Europe is experiencing widespread fires, which are not a new normal but are expected to intensify further, indicating a worsening trend in fire incidents.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited Leros, stating that the island residents suffered from the previous open-borders policy. He emphasized that this policy has now changed and that security is a prerequisite for prosperity.

As of August 3, only new-format identity cards will be accepted for travel outside Greece, with nearly 600,000 renewal appointments already booked nationwide.

Greece is undertaking three landmark projects, costing over €1 billion, to transform 16 former military camps into new infrastructure, including a PPC headquarters, hospitals, homes, and logistics hubs.

Technomar Shipping is rolling out RINA's SERTICA Vessel Reporting System across its entire fleet of 100 ships, standardizing its maritime software.

COSMOTE's mobile network has been recognized by Ookla as Greece's fastest for the tenth year in a row. This achievement marks COSMOTE as the first mobile network globally to receive this distinction for a decade straight.

A €41.7 million strategic investment for a five-star hotel on the small island of Diaporos in Halkidiki, known as the 'Caribbean of Halkidiki,' has sparked strong opposition due to environmental concerns.

Introducing accelerated depreciation rules is seen as a key measure to significantly boost economic activity in Greece by encouraging new investment, improving business liquidity, and generating positive spillover effects on GDP, public revenues, and employment.

To foster wealth creation, Europe must effectively leverage the dividends from radio spectrum, as the EU cannot expect its telecoms to compete globally while organizing one of its most vital sectors nationally.

As Athenians leave the city for vacations, the southern coastal suburbs, known as the Athens Riviera, are attracting residents and late-departing travelers with beaches, waterfront dining, and open-air cinemas, offering an island-like experience close to the capital.

Netflix has commenced filming for its new Harlan Coben mystery series, based on an iconic 12-book detective series. The streaming giant has released the first cast image for the anticipated show.

Greek government spokesperson Marinakis stated that no spending on 'recycling kiosks' would occur without an approved plan. He declined to answer questions regarding who would manage recycling in Attica, Peloponnese, and Crete.

Greece will procure a multi-layered air defense system from Israel for approximately 3.5 billion euros, integrating it into its Achilles Shield defense system, reflecting a growing regional alliance with Turkey.

Economic relations between Greece and China are showing renewed momentum in 2026, marked by a sharp increase in Greek exports to China, resilient Chinese investment interest, and a rebound in tourism.

Athens Urban Rail Transport (STASY) has introduced Greece's first regenerative braking energy recovery system for its metro trains, aiming to improve energy efficiency and support the green transition of the capital's public transport network.

Greek authorities are searching for a fourth suspect in connection with a foiled grenade attack plot targeting high-ranking officials. The plot, reportedly orchestrated from inside Diavata prison, involved a grenade disguised in a paper cup.

Payment time for pensions and more, as part of the scheduled payments from e-EFKA and DYPA. The amount of 2,492,777,459.09 euros will be paid to 4,333,061 beneficiaries from the 27th to the 31st...

Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, Vasilis Kikilias, stated that the Port of Patras has significant potential to become a major engine of economic growth for the region, following a briefing on its master plan.

An article analyzes who truly benefits from an 'investment grade' rating, noting that it makes money cheaper for those already in a strong financial position while remaining expensive for those most in need of financing.

Members of the Attica Traffic Directorate arrested a driver in Megara in the early morning hours of Sunday, July 26, when a 29-year-old was found driving on the New National Road...

Journalist Makarios Drousiotis and a woman known as 'Sandy' are facing 101 counts after the attorney-general filed a criminal case against them, which is set to be heard before the Nicosia criminal court.

Recurrent heatwaves in Europe are causing holidaymakers to shun Mediterranean destinations in favor of cooler northern climes, prompting questions about a potential lasting shift in the tourism market.

Eight foreign nationals were arrested on the Greek island of Lefkada after the Hellenic Coast Guard discovered a variety of narcotics aboard a private catamaran.

A life-sentenced Egyptian inmate from Diavata Prison is accused of ordering a grenade attack targeting Isidoros Dogiakos, with a search also conducted at the home of the Greek man who allegedly provided the grenade.

The trough of a Low Pressure Area is bringing rain to Visayas, Mindanao, and parts of Southern Luzon in the Philippines. Meanwhile, Greece is battling 72 wildfires, with the most challenging fronts in Boeotia and a high risk expected on Saturday.

An article from The Indian Express provides an analysis on why Europe's summer of reckoning has just begun, likely discussing various challenges and events impacting the continent.

Firefighters are battling a blaze near the Aigaleo ring road, leading to 112 evacuation orders for Chaidari neighborhoods. Nine aircraft have joined the firefighting efforts, with Athens taking precautions against extreme fire risk.

The president of the Propeller Club Piraeus held a meeting with the South Korean Ambassador to Greece. The discussion likely focused on maritime and trade relations between the two entities.

The article explores how artificial intelligence can enhance employee well-being in the Greek hospitality sector. It discusses various applications, including reducing repetitive tasks and improving overall efficiency.

Nikki Beach Resort & Spa Porto Heli is welcoming guests to experience another unforgettable Greek summer, offering luxury hospitality, exceptional dining, wellness, and vibrant lifestyle experiences.

Is Georgiadis a lonely figure or the Christopher Columbus of experimental neoliberalism? In 2019, the doctrine of the "staff state" entered our lives. It invaded...

The article discusses the quiet holidays of Greek ministers, including Prime Minister Mitsotakis's stance on a cabinet reshuffle, alongside a significant $1.35 billion puzzle for Greek shipyards and new AI businesses.

New research indicates that sildenafil, commonly known as Viagra, may have additional applications beyond erectile dysfunction, showing promise in combating the spread of cancer, a finding that has impressed scientists.

A traffic ban will be in effect tomorrow, Friday, in forest areas of Halkidiki, due to the high risk of forest fire (Risk Index 3). According to an announcement by...

An Iranian media outlet has highlighted energy infrastructure in Greece and Cyprus, specifically naming Revythousa, Alexandroupoli, and Kronos, as 'potential targets for Tehran' following a Ukrainian attack on an Iran-linked ship in the Caspian Sea.

Greek police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was discovered in a suitcase, suspecting foul play. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.

Eurozone economies expanded by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2026, exceeding expectations and marking the strongest quarterly growth since early 2025.

Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) discovered tax violations at nearly 40% of businesses inspected in high-traffic tourist areas, uncovering over €545,000 in undeclared revenue and issuing more than €1 million in fines.

Labour Inspectorate officers in Greece are reporting increasingly elaborate ruses by employers this summer season, including staff hiding in coffins or refrigerated units and posing as sunbathing customers, to dodge the country's digital work card system.

The European Union has decided to continue allowing imports of Russian sable skins under its 21st package of sanctions against Russia, a move seen as a major vindication for the Greek fur industry.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pledged to replace all vehicles on the remote Aegean island of Agathonisi with electric ones free of charge, aiming to transform it into Greece's first fully electric-powered island.

Today's newspaper front pages for Thursday, July 30, feature a variety of headlines and stories. Readers can review the top news and editorial choices from various publications.

Kallas Inc. and OTE are both targeting and maintaining strong growth momentum for 2026. Both companies anticipate continued positive performance in the coming year.

Suzanne Crowe provides essential advice for parents whose teenagers are embarking on an inter-railing adventure across Europe, covering topics from clubs to hostel stays.

A wildfire in the Krya Vrysi area of Rethymno, Greece, remains out of control. Dramatic footage shows Coast Guard crews conducting sea rescues through dense smoke.

Police Scotland is collaborating with Greek authorities after the body of a Scottish woman was reportedly discovered inside a suitcase by a homeless man in Athens earlier this month.

HBO Max has quietly launched two significant new streaming changes, enhancing its platform offerings. Vodafone TV is also promoting new premieres for summer holidays, indicating broader developments in streaming content.

Caribbean nations have incurred $53.2 billion in damage from climate-fueled disasters between 2000 and 2024, according to new research that could inform discussions on global climate reparations and mitigation financing.

OTE has announced strong profitability and a record increase in new Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) customers.

The Port of Thessaloniki has received one of the world's largest car carriers, the M/V Anji Ansheng, delivering 119 electric buses. This shipment marks a significant step towards modernizing public transportation with environmentally friendly vehicles.

Strong winds are forecast to intensify across the Aegean Sea starting Wednesday, reaching gale force and significantly heightening the risk of wildfires in Greece this week.

Greek shipowner Costamare Inc., controlled by Kostis Konstantakopoulos, reported continued profitability in both the second quarter and the first half of 2026, while also progressing with a significant fleet expansion program.

Fishermen in Greece are struggling against an invasive and toxic pufferfish from the Red Sea, which is destroying their nets and threatening their livelihoods.

The Greek government has announced €5.4 billion in investments for Western Macedonia, expected to create 11,000 new jobs. These investments are part of the Just Transition Program and involve the Public Power Corporation (PPC).

An archaeologist explores the journey of Odysseus, examining the mapping or unmapping of his epic travels.

Alpha Bank and the European Investment Fund have signed a new strategic agreement through InvestEU to support Greek entrepreneurship. This partnership aims to bolster businesses across Greece.

A review praises 'Lesvia,' director Tzeli Hadjidimitriou's debut documentary, for elegantly exploring the rise and fall of an amazing lesbian community on Sappho's island home.

Vodafone Greece has announced a significant increase in its Q1 service revenue, reporting a 12.2% rise. This growth indicates a strong performance for the telecommunications company.

Beachgoers in Greece could face fines ranging from €50 to €1,000 for violations involving paddleboards, rackets, portable speakers, and unauthorized camping, as authorities enforce new beach regulations for the peak tourist season.

The Atlantic blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, has become a permanent resident of the Pineios delta in Greece.

Campaign billboards promoting an Israeli prime ministerial candidate near Larnaca Airport have caused an outcry and political friction within the Greek Cypriot administration.

Avincis, Europe's largest aerial emergency services firm, warns that Europe is not adequately prepared for increasingly longer and more extreme wildfire seasons. The company's chief executive noted that its firefighting aircraft are now required almost year-round.

A Guardian article discusses the significance of recent heatwaves across Europe and North America, interpreting them as indicators of future climate trends and their potential impact.

Greece's public debt is expected to continue falling over the next decade, even in severe adverse scenarios involving escalating Middle East tensions and rising energy prices, according to a new European Stability Mechanism report.

Italian culture is taking center stage in Athens this summer with three major exhibitions simultaneously presented at leading Greek museums, open to the public and tourists.

The Greek Parliament and the University of Athens have signed a cooperation agreement to develop joint research and educational programs, conferences, and facilitate the exchange of expertise and scientific data.

A quiet competition is unfolding among the Mediterranean's small states and island economies, vying for people rather than tourists, a contest that rarely makes headlines due to its slow pace.

Police continue to examine CCTV footage and seek phone records to determine the motive behind the murder of a Syros paramedic, as investigators await the coroner's findings and the couple involved is set to face a magistrate.

Today's newspaper front pages highlight key issues including inflation, the introduction of new identification documents, and recycling initiatives. These topics are central to public discourse.

Greece has announced a new €4.2 billion defense procurement program, dubbed 'Achilles’ Shield,' which includes Israeli anti-aircraft systems, drones, satellites, and night-vision goggles to strengthen the country against threats.

Greece's Dispute Resolution Directorate (DED) has clarified that returning accidentally transferred money does not eliminate gift tax liability, requiring a court ruling to cancel the transaction.

Euro area banks have further tightened their lending standards, adopting more cautious credit practices due to ongoing trade uncertainty. This move reflects concerns about the economic outlook and its potential impact on loan defaults.

A traveler recounts their 12-hour journey on Twiliner, Europe's sole night bus provider offering fully reclinable, lie-flat seats, detailing the experience and its limitations.

Greece's Culture Ministry will open 126 archaeological sites, monuments, and museums nationwide free of charge on Friday, August 28, for the 27th annual August Full Moon celebration.

The article explores the significance of translation in bringing the ancient Greek epic, the Odyssey, to modern audiences, highlighting the historical engagement of Irish artists with the work.

Greece has announced a new national water policy that includes over 900 water supply and sewerage projects across the country. These initiatives aim to address the consequences of water scarcity and climate change, ensuring citizens' access to safe, sufficient, and high-quality water.

The United Kingdom is bracing for another heatwave, with temperatures expected to rise again after a cooler end to the weekend. This follows a pattern of fluctuating temperatures, with a heatwave looming in the next 15 days.

The center of Greece's West Nile virus outbreak has shifted from Thessaly to Attica, with new encephalitis cases recorded in the Athens region, according to an epidemiologist.