A review highlights the Hotel Grande Bretagne, Athens' oldest and most famous hotel, particularly praising its rooftop restaurant with unmissable Acropolis views, even for non-guests.
Greece is experiencing a growing disconnect between academic degrees and job opportunities, with many graduates unable to find work while businesses struggle to fill positions for electricians and engineers.
Rehearsals are heating up at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb for the upcoming premiere of Wagner's opera 'Tannhäuser', a co-production with SNG Maribor, which will be performed on May 15th.
Israeli naval forces intercepted a Gaza aid flotilla in international waters off Crete, leading to the detention of activists and injuries to some participants. The incident drew condemnation from several countries, with activists later taken to Crete or Istanbul.
An author has written a novel set in Victoria Square, Athens, exploring its journey from a once-luxurious area to a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood.
Athens is experiencing persistent rainy weather with temperatures not exceeding 15 degrees Celsius. Sunshine is expected to return to the city by midday.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used a May Day address to highlight his government's labor achievements, including wage rises and job creation, as unions took to the streets in protest.
Greek shipping companies are reportedly transporting Azerbaijani crude oil from a Turkish port, allegedly violating an embargo imposed by Ankara and concealing their shipments by disabling tracking signals.
Michael Mailis, a Greek producer known for his work on major Hollywood productions, has chosen to return to Athens, reflecting on his career and definition of success.
Eurovision is turning 70 years old, confirming its title as the top and longest-running musical event watched by the entire planet. With the slogan "United by Music", the contest...
Greece is set to implement a national register of benefits by the end of the year, aiming to streamline social welfare programs.
A bouncer on the Greek island of Crete was stabbed following an incident of rejection.
Six individuals have been arrested on charges of illegally accessing power and water supplies.
Fishermen in a European tourist hotspot are reportedly hanging up their nets as the ongoing Iran war has rendered their jobs 'completely unprofitable,' impacting an industry that employs thousands.
Netflix has revealed its lineup of highly anticipated series and movies for May 2026, featuring major returns and new surprises such as "Berlin," "The Chestnut Man," and "Devil May Cry."
Warning follows Jewish man's arrest over brutal attack on nun in Jerusalem this week.
University deans in Novi Sad have expressed alarm over a rising number of attacks on professors and students, following reports of two separate assaults on university students in Athens and Thessaloniki within hours.
Eurozone inflation expectations saw a significant increase in March, although the outlook for pay growth remained unchanged, according to recent reports.
Greece's Transport Minister, Kyranakis, personally participated in a midnight operation to clean graffiti from the Tavros rail station in Athens. The initiative aimed to promote cleaner public spaces and set an example.
A life-sized bronze sculpture of the renowned Alexandrian Greek poet Constantine P. Cavafy has been permanently installed on Athens' most famous pedestrian street. The statue depicts Cavafy seated on a park bench, inviting interaction from passersby.
A powerful cold front originating from the Balkans is expected to bring severe storms, plummeting temperatures, and near-gale-force winds to Greece during the May Day weekend, potentially disrupting holiday travel and ferry services.
Various regions are anticipating a range of weather conditions for the upcoming Labour Day weekend, including dust, storms, cold fronts, and significant temperature drops. Meteorologists have issued warnings for these diverse forecasts across multiple countries.
There is a reported rush for 'My Home' candidates, likely referring to a housing program or political initiative in Greece.
A discussion or question has emerged regarding the potential sale of Finansbank to Greek interests.
A 13-year-old boy has tragically died in Ilia, Southern Greece, after being involved in an accident while riding an electric scooter. The incident has reignited public debate over scooter safety.
Three Turkish nationals have been arrested in Attica, Greece, facing charges related to organized crime. Police conducted a targeted operation and seized a small quantity of cannabis during the arrests.
The Greek Parliament has provided a positive recommendation for the appointments of Kymbouropoulos as president of EAP and Tsekeris as president of EEBT. These approvals concern leadership roles in specific organizations.
Political leaders and governments in various countries, including Greece, Tanzania, and Malaysia, are facing criticism regarding their performance, policies, and alleged corruption. Opposition figures and media outlets are highlighting issues ranging from economic management to specific legislative decisions.
Daios Plastics announced its strategic goal to ensure an adequate supply of raw materials. The company also aims for increased financial performance by 2025.
An 89-year-old man opened fire at Greece's EFKA pension fund office and a courthouse, an act he had reportedly warned about for a decade. His daughter expressed shock, while the man appeared in court denying any intent to kill.
Reports from various countries, including Lithuania, Greece, and the UAE, provide updates on their respective real estate markets. These updates cover sales figures and future prospects in different regions.
Evoke, the owner of William Hill, has confirmed the closure of 270 shops as the company faces widening losses due to a tax hit.
A fire has erupted in Parnitha, Greece, with strong firefighting forces deployed to the scene and the road closed from the cable car point.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the inauguration of the University of Nicosia in Athens, highlighting it as a significant step and advocating for the revision of Article 16 of the Constitution.
SABECO has announced a 56% profit growth in the first quarter, positioning the company to meet its 2026 targets. The strong financial performance reflects positive market conditions.
Nikos Loulis, Chairman of Loulis Food Ingredients, emphasized that industry serves as a crucial pillar of stability amidst the challenges of a volatile international environment.
Attempts by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate EU agricultural subsidies fraud in Greece have triggered a political backlash from officials, alongside accusations of institutionalized clientelism from critics.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has defended his 'executive state' model against critics within his New Democracy party. He also delivered a message emphasizing discipline to the party's MPs.
George Karageorgos, Head of Freedom24 in Greece, shared insights on anticipated market trends for 2026 and described the evolving profile of Greek investors, who are increasingly diversifying away from traditional bank deposits.
Cookbook author and food stylist Lucy Tweed shares a trio of Mediterranean soup recipes, including minestrone, avgolemono, and Greek white bean soup, just in time for soup season.
A report by experts recommends that European governments impose significantly higher taxes on alcohol and unhealthy food to combat the rising burden of liver disease across the continent.
A Bloomberg article criticizes the US Supreme Court, asserting that its recent actions are re-creating America's worst racial injustices. (Note: This cluster contains articles on distinct events; the summary focuses on the dominant English-language article.)
A recent Metron Analysis poll shows New Democracy maintaining its lead in Greece, though with some losses, while PASOK holds 15%. The survey also indicates gains for Tsipras and a decline for Karystianou, with the high cost of living identified as the public's primary concern.
Police have launched an investigation following reports of gunfire at university dormitories in Athens.
Stavros Floros, Manos Malliaros, Dimitra Liagga, Mantisa Tsota, Alexandros Kurtovik, and Nikos Kappos are the six candidates for elimination in the new episode of Survivor, tonight, Wednesday...
An 89-year-old man who opened fire in Athens reportedly told authorities he had also planned an attack in Strasbourg. His lawyer stated that his actions in Athens were driven by "protest and despair."
The Grand Lodge of Greece is reportedly 'opening its doors,' suggesting increased transparency or public engagement from the organization.
Greece is projected to be the leading holiday destination for Cypriots again in 2026, following an estimated 600,000 Cypriot visitors in 2025. The Greek National Tourism Organisation in Cyprus presented its summer 2026 holiday proposals.
A new report by Copernicus and the World Meteorological Organization reveals that Europe is warming at twice the global average, making it the fastest-warming continent. The report details severe consequences, including marine heatwaves and melting glaciers.
A human interest story recounts the life of a Greek man who, after being diagnosed with cancer and given months to live, survived for decades after returning to his home island of Ikaria.
Coffee Island has announced plans for targeted growth, aiming to open 25 new stores by 2027 and invest in new concepts. This strategic expansion seeks to strengthen the company's market presence and innovation.
Twelve individuals are facing charges for illegally dumping uncontrolled waste in an old quarry in Kilkis, Greece. Four arrests were made in connection with the environmental violation.
The EU chief has cautioned that billions of euros in energy aid could be squandered if not precisely targeted. This warning comes as the 'Iran war' (as stated in some articles) impacts energy markets.
As Greece enters its wildfire season, officials and organizations like WWF Greece are urging urgent prevention measures to mitigate risks. The Mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, called on citizens to contribute to making the city safer by clearing dry vegetation.
The Tsakos Energy vessel, Asahi Princess, has reportedly carried the first shipment of Iraqi oil destined for Syria. This marks a significant event for both Greek shipping and the oil supply route to Syria.
Authorities have identified several detained individuals as burglars responsible for a series of thefts in the southern Athens area.
Fitch Solutions has published an analysis examining Greece's resilience to a potential energy shock. The report also outlines three different scenarios for Europe in the face of such an event.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government are defending the "executive state" model of governance. This defense comes after five New Democracy MPs reportedly broke ranks or intervened with a letter, raising questions ahead of the party's congress.
Harris Margaritis, Executive General Manager at Piraeus Bank, emphasized the importance of understanding AI's actions and maintaining accountability in its universal integration.
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis confirmed a reduction in the country's 2026 growth forecast from 2.4% to 2.0% due to global instability and energy pressures. Despite the revision, he outlined ambitious plans for historic tax reform and a production-led economic shift.
The Greek merchant fleet has expanded in size compared to a year ago, indicating a positive trend in the country's shipping industry.
Construction works on the Central Vassilissis Olgas Avenue in Athens have finally been completed, signaling an end to traffic disruptions in the area.
Greece is cracking down on beach restrictions by banning sunbed rentals and other commercial activities on 250 protected coastal areas in an effort to preserve them.
Booking Holdings has lowered its full-year revenue forecast, citing the ongoing Middle East conflict as a factor impacting travel demand and bookings.
The Greek island of Skiathos was rattled by multiple strong earthquakes, including quakes measuring 4.9 and 4.8 Richter. The tremors were widely felt, including in the Attica region.
The phenomenon of 'finfluencers' – financial influencers – on social media platforms is gaining traction, impacting how individuals receive and perceive financial advice.
The former head of OPEKEPE, the Greek agricultural payments organization, has detailed the 'mess' he intended to 'fix' during his tenure.
Athens will experience reduced bus and trolley services on May Day and the following Friday, impacting public transportation for commuters.
The 11th Mediterranean Yacht Show has opened in Nafplio, Greece, attracting the global elite of luxury yachting. The event serves as a major international showcase for the industry.
Maria Karystianou, a prominent figure in the campaign for justice following the 2023 Tempe train disaster, has indicated her intention to formally launch a political party in Greece this month.
Whitney Robinson, an American woman, moved to Greece after experiencing gun violence in the U.S. and found high-quality, accessible public healthcare in Thessaloniki, a story that subsequently went viral.
High-speed train services near Subotica, Serbia, have experienced delays due to the theft of railway cables. This incident has impacted the infrastructure and punctuality of train operations.
An aircraft reception staircase collapsed at Araxos Airport in Greece during a ceremony, injuring three people, including journalists covering the event. The incident occurred as media representatives were present for the season's first aircraft landing.
Greece's Public Power Corporation (PPC) has announced that it will keep energy prices steady for the month of May.
Alexis Tsipras has presented his political manifesto, titled "The Governing Left of the New Era," outlining his vision for a new left-wing movement in Greece. The manifesto aims to unite the left and has drawn both support and criticism.
The Real Greek restaurant chain is on the brink of collapse, with its owner poised to call in administrators. This move is expected to lead to the closure of nine restaurants and the loss of 151 jobs.
An Aegean Airlines pilot made his emotional final landing after 45 years of service, telling passengers he was "not changing profession, but way of life." A video of the announcement and landing went viral, touching many.
The fire season has officially begun in some regions, prompting civil protection agencies to issue warnings and outline prohibitions to prevent wildfires. Concurrently, the swimming season is also opening at natural water sites, with authorities advising caution.
A 29-year-old man was arrested in Kozani, Greece, following the seizure of weapons, drugs, and fireworks. He faces charges for violating legislation related to these items.
Greece is experiencing unsettled weather conditions at the beginning of May, with expectations of rain, strong northerly winds, and a significant drop in temperatures through the long weekend.
Authorities in Igoumenitsa, Greece, seized half a ton of skunk cannabis, estimated to be worth 1.7 million euros. The Bulgarian driver arrested in connection with the bust is reportedly not cooperating with investigators.
SpaceX has reportedly spent over $15 billion on its ambitious Starship program, aiming to revolutionize space travel with airline-like rocketry, significantly outpacing the investment in its Falcon 9 rocket.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered a May Day message, outlining ten government measures implemented to benefit workers. He emphasized these achievements while making a lighthearted reference to a sports event.
The European Central Bank maintained its interest rates but indicated a strong possibility of a hike as early as June. This decision is driven by persistent high energy prices and rising inflation pressures in the eurozone.
The works of poet C.P. Cavafy are being integrated into Athens’ literary landscape, enhancing the city's cultural offerings.
The landmark Hilton Athens has reopened as the Conrad Athens The Ilisian, an urban resort featuring a luxury retail strip, exceeding 50 percent occupancy just one week after its doors opened.
Eurostat reported that the seasonally adjusted GDP in both the euro area and the wider EU increased by only 0.1 percent in the first quarter of 2026, indicating a loss of economic momentum compared to the previous quarter.
A report indicates that young people are still largely shunning skilled trades, leading to potential labor shortages in various sectors. The trend highlights challenges in attracting new generations to vocational careers.
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, visited Athens, with his motorcade attracting attention as it crossed the Greek capital.
Firefighters have been actively engaged in combating several significant blazes, including a large property fire near a synagogue in North London, ongoing wildfires in Powys, and an auto parts store fire in western Athens. These incidents required extensive emergency response efforts.
A. O. Smith has announced its financial projections for 2026, targeting adjusted EPS of $3.70 to $4.00 and 2% to 4% sales growth. The company also plans a $20 million restructuring in its water treatment division.
Lina Mendoni met with representatives of the World Jewish Restitution Organization, thanking them for their role in returning 91 Jewish artifacts and briefing them on the Thessaloniki Holocaust Museum.
Seven major tourism projects and complementary investments totaling €2 billion are transforming Greece's Argolis region, particularly Porto Heli, into a high-end destination featuring ultra-luxury hotels, residences, marinas, and sports facilities.
A unique coffee tasting experience was had at the L'OR Masterclass at JDE Peet's Coffee Masters Campus, featuring a two-hour seminar filled with strong flavors and interesting knowledge.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is actively working to quell growing dissent within his New Democracy party, issuing warnings to lawmakers as recent polls indicate a decline in conservative support.
The Greek government announced its intention to pursue a constitutional revision concerning universities. This move aims to address long-standing issues within the higher education system.
Maran Tankers announced the reception of a new tanker, expanding its fleet. The company confirmed the delivery of the new vessel.
Greek company ELVO and German defense firm Rheinmetall have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. The agreement aims to strengthen defense production capabilities within Greece.
A police officer described the minute-by-minute arrest of an 89-year-old gunman in Patras, who had previously injured five people at an EFKA office and the Athens Court of First Instance building.
Authorities near the Evros border discovered migrants crammed into a car suspected of being used by smugglers. Two individuals were detained in connection with the incident.
New instances of luggage theft have been reported at Athens International Airport, leading to the detention of two individuals. Authorities are investigating the recurring issue.
An individual has been arrested in western Athens for illegal dumping, commonly known as fly-tipping.
Weather conditions across Greece are predicted to worsen over the next few days, according to recent forecasts.
A shooting incident at an Athens court has brought to light significant security failures within the judicial system.
Companies from Greece and Albania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing connectivity between the two nations.
The article discusses the ongoing phenomenon of migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe.
Greece has called on Turkey to respect international agreements after the Turkish Permanent Representative to the UN used the term 'Turkish Straits' during a Security Council speech, deeming it inconsistent with the Montreux Convention.
A teenager riding an electric scooter has died following a collision with a car.
The TV series "Emily in Paris" is officially set to film in Mykonos in May, an announcement made by Prime Minister Mitsotakis during a cabinet meeting where he discussed the development of Greece's film industry.
Restoration and enhancement projects at the acropolis of Ancient Pelinna in Thessaly are nearing their completion. The Ministry of Culture is overseeing the works to preserve and highlight the ancient site.
The ship strike on May Day 'cancels' island destinations, but there are many options for short trips.
Ministers from Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey met in Athens to discuss migration, examining the security situation in the Middle East and Persian Gulf and its potential impact on migration flows.
An online investment scam ring, operated from Albania and primarily targeting Greek victims, has been successfully busted by authorities.
A recent report indicates that nearly all of Europe experienced above-average heat last year, with climate records toppling across the continent. Europe is now identified as the fastest-warming continent globally, facing increased extreme weather events.
An editorial piece reflects on a recent trip to Delphi, highlighting the depth of conversations and experiences encountered.
An illegal gambling business has been discovered and reported in Thessaloniki.
Space Hellas has projected a 70% increase in after-tax profits by 2025, despite anticipating a marginal decrease in turnover. This forecast highlights the company's expected financial growth.
Greece's unemployment rate stood at 9% in March, according to data released by ELSTAT. This figure represents the total number of unemployed individuals in the country for that month.
The Emir of Qatar visited Athens to meet with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, discussing new investment opportunities in Greece and developments in the Middle East. The Emir expressed gratitude for Greece's stance and interest in further economic ties.
The ancient walls of Pelinna in Thessaly, Greece, are receiving a makeover, preserving the historical site.
The European Central Bank reported an acceleration in the annual growth rate of the Eurozone's broad monetary aggregate M3 to 3.2 per cent in March, driven by a pickup in corporate lending.
An English-language political commentary piece discusses various behind-the-scenes dealings among Greek MPs, including bonus payments and agreements with Qatari entities.
The United Nations reported a 95 percent decrease in traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. This significant disruption has left 32 Greek-interest tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf.
Greek company Plastika Thrakis plans €20-25 million in investments for 2026, while Romanian firm Apa Nova Bucharest intends to invest €49 million this year.
Greece's tax authority is establishing a digital system to monitor social media income of influencers, using cross-checking systems to detect discrepancies before tax declarations.
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis is reportedly facing challenges from two different fronts.
A Eurostat report indicates that real consumption and income per capita for households in the euro area increased by 0.5% and 0.4% respectively during the fourth quarter of 2025.
Greek authorities have lifted most emergency restrictions across the Santorini volcanic complex after scientists confirmed that seismic activity and ground deformation have returned to stable levels, ending more than a year of heightened alert. Previously, restrictions were implemented due to increased geodynamic activity.
An 89-year-old man was arrested in Patras after opening fire at a social security office and a courthouse in Athens, injuring four to five people. The motive is believed to be related to a denied pension request.
Media freedom and pluralism in the EU in 2025 continued to be plagued by longstanding concerns, finds the Liberties Media Freedom Report 2026.
The Rule of Law report condemns the use of spyware against journalists - Full implementation of the anti-SLAPP directive
An 89-year-old man opened fire with a shotgun inside an EFKA social security office in Kerameikos, injuring an employee, reportedly after losing his pension case. The incident highlights a violent reaction to a personal financial dispute.
'Our government practically supports vocational education and training and it is very important to send a message that in today's job market one can find very good...'
A gunman carried out attacks at two separate locations in Athens, resulting in five people being wounded.
A new report indicates that Europe has been warming at twice the global average rate since 1980, leading to extended heatwaves across the continent, from the Arctic to the Mediterranean.
The trend for super-yacht activity in the Mediterranean during the summer season is reportedly shifting its focus towards the western parts of the region this year.
The ports of Patras, Igoumenitsa, and Astakos are highlighted as key hubs in a multi-million dollar network supporting offshore drilling operations in the Ionian Sea.
The Greek government is currently evaluating a request from the PASOK party to launch a probe into the OPEKEPE case.
Cyprus is set for colder and more unsettled weather from Sunday, with rain, isolated storms, stronger winds and snow or sleet expected on the highest Troodos peaks. Weak low pressure is currently affecting the area, while low pressure and a relatively cold air mass are expected from Sunday. Thin dust will also be present in […]
Greece anticipates the completion of spatial planning for Renewable Energy Sources (RES) by May 15, aiming to streamline the development of green energy projects.
Nikos Androulakis marked May Day from Kaisariani, stressing the importance of "struggle, solidarity, and responsibility" for achieving a more just society. His appearance included holding a red carnation, a traditional symbol of the labor movement.
The iconic Washington D.C. band Fugazi is scheduled to perform in Athens on May 11, according to eKathimerini.com.
The controversial remake maps the landscape of modern online violence, where reproduced content coexists in a continuous stream of images.
eKathimerini.com features Lavreotiki as an ideal destination for a day trip from Athens, highlighting its attractions.
A five-year-old boy underwent surgery after sustaining a severe finger injury at a kindergarten in Evosmos, Thessaloniki. Initial reports varied on whether the finger was amputated or saved, but he has since been discharged from the hospital.
A new European pharmaceutical hub is planned for Tripoli, central Peloponnese, with a €500 million investment across three factories by DEMO, Win Medica, and FARAN.
A 58-year-old driver was arrested in Athens following a road rage incident where he attacked another motorist. The suspect reportedly used a 42-centimeter wrench during the assault.
A 58-year-old man was arrested for attacking a car driver in the center of Athens on Thursday afternoon. New incident between drivers: A 58-year-old man who attacked a car driver with a pipe wrench was arrested - The...
A truck transporting 500 kilograms of cannabis from Spain was intercepted by authorities in Igoumenitsa, Greece. The Bulgarian driver of the vehicle was arrested following the significant drug seizure.
The University of Thessaloniki has issued a condemnation following an alleged attack on its vice-rector. The incident has prompted strong reactions from the academic community.
The Minister of Civil Protection and the Deputy Minister of Health visited Ilion to address the needs of residents after a large fire, which originated in a spare parts store, spread to and destroyed apartments.
The Greek Parliament has passed a landmark renewables bill aimed at boosting green energy adoption. The new legislation notably allows for the installation of solar power systems on apartment balconies.
Two parks in Thessaloniki, Greece, will be named after former mayor Yannis Boutaris and musician Dionysis Savvopoulos, with the park opposite the town hall honoring Boutaris and a green space between George Papandreou and Maria Callas streets named after Savvopoulos.
The weather will generally be bad on May Day today. Clouds with local rain and isolated thunderstorms in the central and northern parts and gradually in the rest of the country. Weather: "Autumnal"...
An American family has returned five ancient artifacts to Greece, a decision praised by Greek officials for highlighting the role of citizens in protecting cultural heritage.
The committee responsible for organizing Greece's EU Presidency held its inaugural meeting, discussing organizational matters for working groups and the preparation of Ministerial Councils.
The University of Nicosia has opened a new campus in Athens, with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis stating that the Cypriot university's presence can help transform Greece into a global education hub.
The Israeli military intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in international waters, detaining seven Irish citizens aboard, with Israel stating they would be left on a Greek beach.
A beach on the Greek island of Cephalonia has been recognized as the second most spectacular beach in the world, boosting its profile as a tourist destination.
KIEFER, in collaboration with Sophea.ai, NVIDIA, and OpenACC, has launched a landmark AI hackathon for 2026, featuring international teams and unveiling major open-source and infrastructure milestones for Greece’s AI ecosystem.
A new Metron Analysis poll indicates Greece's ruling New Democracy party maintains a 13-point lead, yet a significant shift in public sentiment shows a majority of Greeks now prefer a coalition government.
The Greek government has announced the allocation of 22.8 million euros to livestock farmers whose animals were culled, alongside an additional 90 million euros designated for naval training initiatives. These funds address different sectors requiring financial support.
Commuters in Athens face disruptions as metro and tram services are shut down for 24 hours due to a strike by transit workers marking International Workers' Day, protesting safety and pay issues.
The dry bulk shipping industry is reportedly undergoing a strategic shift towards greater cost-effectiveness. This change is primarily driven by ongoing geopolitical pressures affecting the global market.
Public transportation across Greece, including metro, tram, suburban rail, and ferries, came to a halt due to widespread strikes on May Day. Buses in some areas operated with limited security personnel.
A travel article describes an epic road trip through the Peloponnese region of Greece, highlighting its ancient ruins, mountain gorges, and medieval towers.
Fteri beach in Kefalonia was named the best beach in Europe on the Top 50 European Beaches list, voted by over 1,000 professionals. It should be noted that Fteri also received recognition...
MEVACO is undertaking a €10 million investment for the construction of a new industrial unit. This strategic move aims to significantly strengthen the company's presence and capabilities within the defense sector.
Greece has moved to freeze new construction on the island of Milos through emergency legislation, as the government expands its crackdown on unregulated development across the Cyclades.
Travelers are reporting significant delays and missed flights due to issues with the new EU Entry-Exit System (EES) at border checks, with many experiencing long queues, non-functional kiosks, and a lack of staff.
Officials Papastavrou and Wright held discussions regarding hydrocarbon resources, focusing on energy cooperation.
At a recent auction, Greece's 13-week treasury bill yield surpassed the 2% mark, indicating market demand and borrowing costs.
The Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) has recorded its lowest turnover level for the current year, reflecting subdued trading activity.
With the aim of strengthening cohesion and the prospects of mountain communities, the government is proceeding with the establishment of a Special Secretariat for Mountainous Areas. The new special secretariat is registered with the Presidency of...
A recent climate report focused on Europe indicates a concerning trend of rising extreme weather events across the continent. The findings underscore the escalating impacts of climate change in the region.
Police in Thessaloniki have arrested a man who was reportedly dumping items from a balcony.
Around 600,000 Cypriots travelled to Greece last year, with the country expected to remain the leading destination this year.
Hundreds of brown and purple jellyfish have been observed swarming the Euboean Gulf, causing concern among swimmers.
An article from eKathimerini.com emphasizes the importance of cleaning up beaches, but stresses the need to do so in the correct and effective manner.
An article provides recommendations on the best places to eat in Nafplio, described as Greece's most picturesque town, catering to those seeking quality culinary experiences.
Pervin Hayrullah, a prominent activist from Greece’s Western Thrace Turkish community, spoke out against the Greek state, alleging attempts to assimilate the community and highlighting their suffering.
Eurobank S.A. shareholders approved a substantial €258.7 million dividend distribution and a comprehensive share buyback program during their annual general meeting on April 28.
The recovery of the Greek economy was a key topic in discussions between Pierrakakis and Dijsselbloem.
The Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) has announced a €3.25 million investment for the development of a new park, which will include a model playground and a cycling lane. This project marks a significant step in creating new public recreational spaces.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has urged a change in what he described as 'Türkiye-centric' policies. His remarks sought to fuel antagonism with the neighboring country.
Alpha Bank successfully re-entered international capital markets by pricing a €600 million Green Senior Preferred Bond, which was oversubscribed, while also completing its share buyback program.
An 89-year-old man in Greece is facing charges in connection with shootings at a court and a social security office.
Court and social security workers in Greece have gone on strike in response to recent shootings in Athens.
Alpha Bank's Georgiopoulos identified credibility and demographics as key challenges requiring new practices to reshape the banking sector's model.
Peggy Antonakou of Google highlights how artificial intelligence is already transforming various aspects for Greek businesses, from information search to work organization and decision-making, emphasizing its current rather than future impact.
Airbus and GEK TERNA have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on projects within the defense and space sectors. This agreement outlines their future cooperation in these strategic areas.
An 89-year-old man shot five people in Athens, reportedly due to an obsession with his pension and legal battles, before attempting to flee the city. He was later apprehended after a pursuit.
A 4.9 magnitude earthquake, the second tremor within hours, struck near the Aegean island of Skiathos, prompting authorities to issue safety guidelines and urge residents to remain calm.
The European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve are both widely expected to hold their key interest rates steady in their upcoming policy meetings. This decision reflects current economic conditions and global influences, including geopolitical events.
A Greek firm responsible for ballot papers and KCSE exams is under scrutiny by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) over a Sh1 billion tax dispute.
Dog mauls 4-year-old on Crete eKathimerini.com
A woman has died in Athens after falling from a rooftop, according to local reports.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with the Emir of Qatar to discuss regional instability, energy cooperation, and potential investments totaling €1 billion.
'For us, the export pharmaceutical industry is a cutting-edge sector that will be supported by the government.'
An 89-year-old suspected gunman has been apprehended in Greece after five people sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a shooting incident, according to Greece's state broadcaster ERT.