Latvian police arrested two individuals suspected of recruiting and sending women from Latvia to Greece for sexual exploitation, offering them jobs in nightclubs.

Ahead of Easter, meat prices in Cyprus are holding steady with ample supply, largely attributed to significant imports from Greece, as confirmed by the Consumer Protection Service’s Price Observatory.

The Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) announced that domestic industrial production in Greece increased by 1.8% in February, continuing a positive trend.

Despite a temporary de-escalation, markets and shipping remain uncertain as Iran maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz, using it as a bargaining tool. Greece is reportedly engaged in a diplomatic effort against Iran's proposed 'toll' plan for shipping.

The appeal trial for the Predator spyware wiretapping case in Greece has been scheduled for December 11, 2026. Four businessmen are set to appear before the Athens Misdemeanor Court of Appeals.

Greek Education Minister S. Zacharaki announced five new applications for private universities in Greece, noting that the responsible committee will decide on granting licenses, with new textbooks expected by 2027.

Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy Vassilis Kikilias stated that the ceasefire proposal is a positive development for Greece and the international community, highlighting the safety of seafarers as a top priority.

Greece is set to conduct its first offshore natural gas drilling in February 2027, nearly half a century after initial discussions, according to statements from St. Papastavrou.

EFKA (Greece's social security fund) has announced the official payment dates for May pensions, with payments to be staggered between salaried and non-salaried retirees.

The Independent Market Control Authority in Greece is intensifying its inspections across the country to ensure fair competition and robust consumer protection. The checks are specifically focusing on the pricing of lamb.

A 55-year-old man has been arrested in Thessaloniki, Greece, on suspicion of orchestrating a double murder plot targeting a Russian activist and political adviser in Lithuania.

Donald Trump has expressed skepticism about NATO's reliability and disappointment over member countries not meeting their commitments, following a meeting with Rutte and a Wall Street Journal report on a plan to reward or punish nations.

Νέα ανάρτηση για την απαγόρευση στα social media έκανε ο Κυριακός Μητσοτάκης, δημοσιεύοντας απόσπασμα από τη χθεσινή, τηλεοπτική του συνέντευξη στο CNN.

A 17-year-old was injured in a knife attack during a bloody robbery that occurred at midnight in Marousi, Greece, and is currently hospitalized out of danger.

A stealth marijuana grower has been arrested in a rented flat in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Amidst a volatile geopolitical environment in the Middle East, Greece is making preparations to uphold its decades-old tradition of transporting the Holy Light from Jerusalem to Athens and then across the country.

Greece is expecting a slight decrease in temperatures through Saturday, with weak instability and north winds up to 6 Beaufort. Conditions are predicted to improve for Easter Sunday, offering ideal weather for traditional celebrations.

Two underage girls, aged 14 and 15, were terrorized and threatened with a knife by two 13-year-old boys in the village of Makrychori, Larissa, last Saturday.

A new, more flexible regime for managing seized properties has been implemented in Greece, opening the way for thousands of public debtors to utilize their assets.

Despite minor increases implemented in early 2026, primary pensions in Greece continue to be very low, with significant discrepancies between the private and public sectors.

An 86-year-old archpriest, Ioannis Tourlitis, from Sternes Akrotiri, succumbed to his injuries after being severely wounded in a car accident that occurred on Saturday, March 21, on the road to Sternes in Chania.

A 17-year-old was brutally assaulted by a group of approximately 15 individuals in Patras, Greece. One arrest has been made, and a 16-year-old suspect has been identified in connection with the incident.

The gray economy continues to maintain its strength, particularly in Greece. This indicates ongoing challenges for formal economic sectors and tax collection efforts.

A forest fire has been burning in a dense forest area between Karyes and Agios Petros in Laconia, Greece, specifically in the Parnon region. Residential areas are not currently threatened by the blaze.

A 19-year-old veterinary student from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is currently intubated in the Intensive Care Unit of Trikala General Hospital after being diagnosed with bacterial meningitis.

Greece's PASOK party has strongly criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, calling him a "far-right minister serving private interests" in response to a social media post he made.

A 40-year-old illegal immigrant was arrested in Greece for allegedly harassing a minor on a KTEL bus route to Volos.

Greece and Georgia are planning new cultural partnerships, including a joint exhibition in Athens featuring Byzantine manuscripts from Mount Athos and Georgia’s National Centre of Manuscripts.

With a notable increase in theft rates across Europe and Greece, experts are advising on common mistakes people make with keys when entering their homes and suggesting optimal places to store them to enhance security.

Greece remains fully supplied with energy, thanks to timely planning, diversification of energy sources, and close cooperation among all stakeholders, ensuring smooth electricity supply ahead of Easter.

An emergency drill simulating a marine pollution incident from a cruise ship was conducted at Piraeus Port in Greece to test readiness for environmental response.

A premium article from Die Presse offers commentary on the theme of 'carrying sons to Athens,' likely touching upon political or social dynamics related to Greece's capital.

Police in Patras, Greece, are searching for three men, one foreign national and two Greeks, who have been identified in connection with an attempted murder.

Traffic regulations are in effect in the Petralona area of Athens, Greece, following the discovery of suspicious objects.

Six expressions of interest have been submitted for the first phase of a tender to construct 1,100-bed student dormitories, educational auditoriums, and cultural spaces at the University of West Attica in Greece. The project is planned through a Public-Private Partnership.

The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) and its Information Center for Employees & Unemployed (KE.P.E.A./GSEE) have issued clarifications regarding the payment methods for employees working during the upcoming Easter holidays.

Social media ban to affect Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat  eKathimerini.com

The first Ferrari 12Cilindri, a stunning two-seater model valued at 700,000 euros, has arrived in Greece and has already been sold in a specific region.

The interest rate for Greece's new series of three-month treasury bills has increased to 1.95% from 1.74%, as announced by the Public Debt Management Agency.

Fifty children in Greece have successfully transitioned from institutional care to independent living through a new semi-autonomous living program. This initiative marks a significant step in child protection efforts, aiming to provide a path to independence for vulnerable youth.

efood, Greece's leading delivery service, and Plaisio stores have announced a new partnership to offer consumers express delivery of a wide range of products, including consumables and stationery. This collaboration expands efood's offerings and Plaisio's reach in the Greek market.

Two elderly sisters, aged 83 and 76, have been found dead inside their apartment in the center of Larissa, Greece.

Masdar has signed an €11 million donation agreement with the Municipality of Poros to support green development initiatives on the Greek island, focusing on energy, transport, and waste management.

SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by Andreas Panagiotopoulos, have questioned the inadequate protection and promotion of archaeological sites in Western Greece.

Police in Larissa, Greece, were called to an apartment on April 7th, where they discovered two sisters deceased in what is being investigated as a tragedy.

The Public Employment Service (DYPA) is organizing its 55th 'Career Day' event in Patras, Greece, on April 25, creating a dynamic meeting space for the labor market.

Banks in Greece will be closed for four days, from Good Friday (April 10) to Easter Monday (April 13), due to the Easter holiday, affecting public transactions during this period.

Afroditi Latinopoulou, president of 'Voice of Logic' and an MEP, commented on political developments in Greece, focusing on issues of corruption, institutional function, and economic policy, alleging a government mechanism for vote-buying.

An amendment to the healthcare referral system for specialist doctors has been passed in the Greek Parliament. The change is part of a broader bill from the Ministry of National Economy and Finance.

Greece commemorates the birth anniversary of its national poet, Dionysios Solomos, who was born on April 8, 1798, in Zakynthos as the illegitimate child of Count Nikolaos Solomos and his maid Angeliki Nikli.

Professors at the Biomechanics Laboratory of the University of Thessaly in Greece are implementing a holistic exercise program designed for individuals suffering from Parkinson's disease.

A systematic surface survey conducted by the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece, in collaboration with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Evia, has brought to light significant archaeological findings near the ancient city of Eretria on Evia island.

A severe case of domestic violence in Thessaloniki, Greece, resulted in a man being sentenced to 12 years in prison for physically assaulting his wife. The incident occurred in their apartment after she accidentally woke their child from sleep.

SYRIZA-PS's Energy and Environment department has issued a statement criticizing the Greek government's measures concerning the energy costs faced by the industry in Greece, stating they fail to address competitiveness issues.

Shocking video footage captured the moment a 66-year-old woman tragically fell to her death at Meteora, Greece, landing on the rocks near the Holy Monastery of Agios Stefanos.

Churches across Greece are observing Holy Week with devotion, featuring the chanting of the Hymn of Kassiani, as seen in images from St Spyridon in Pagrati.

Electronic auctions for the lease of beaches in Greece have seen record-breaking bids, with one beach reaching €487,000. The new digital system aims to ensure high public revenues and equal participation from stakeholders.

A fatal traffic accident occurred on Agias Triados street in Menidi, Greece, where a woman was struck and killed by a truck. An ambulance transported her to the hospital where her death was confirmed.

The Municipality of Aegina, Greece, announced that the island's water is now potable and suitable for all human consumption, following analyses by an accredited laboratory.

Greece has established itself as one of the largest electricity exporters within the European Union.

The Greek delegation is set to depart for Jerusalem on Holy Saturday to receive the Holy Fire, with the ceremony proceeding under stringent security measures in the Holy Land despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

MD Diamonds is introducing lab-grown diamonds to Greece, offering a modern and sustainable option for luxury jewelry at a more accessible price point without compromising quality.

Ahead of Easter, meat prices in Cyprus are holding steady with ample supply, largely boosted by imports from Greece, as confirmed by the Consumer Protection Service’s Price Observatory.

A 12-year-old girl was found unaccompanied on a bus in Voula, Greece, by DIAS police officers. The girl told police she had left home willingly due to her parents hitting her.

Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos confirmed the imminent arrival of the Holy Light, also known as the Holy Fire, in Cyprus for Easter, thanking Greece for its facilitation.

Greek Minister Dimitris Papastergiou announced that 950,000 Fuel Passes have been issued, confirming the system's functionality despite encountering various technical issues and handling up to 1,000 requests per second.

Impressive rains and snow cover in the Morno region of Greece have significantly improved water reserves, tripling them, but also led to the re-submergence of the village of Kallio.

The Greek General Secretariat of Commerce has approved the merger of retail giant JUMBO with Herald Greece 2, according to a decision published on Diavgeia.

The application process for the 11th supplementary call for the Register of Teachers in Greece has commenced today, Holy Thursday, and will remain open until April 20, 2026.

Water reserves in Greece's Mornos reservoir have more than tripled in six months, significantly easing concerns about Athens' water supply and leading to the re-submergence of the 'ghost village' of Kallio.

Thanos Plevris, Greece's Minister of Migration and Asylum, criticized the European Prosecutor's Office for a 10-month delay in the OPEKEPE case, questioning the partial submission of case files.

Greece's Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, commented on statements made by Athens Mayor Haris Doukas regarding the redevelopment of Vassilissis Olgas street, where the mayor described it as a 'multi-modal road' and a 'jewel for Athens'.

Two 14 and 15-year-old girls were reportedly attacked and threatened with a knife by two 13-year-old boys while sitting in the village square of Makrychori, Larissa.

A Greek political figure has stated that Greece has become a country of scandals and corruption under the responsibility of Prime Minister Mitsotakis, calling for accelerated unifying processes.

The transfer of the Holy Fire from Jerusalem to Greece will proceed as usual on Holy Saturday, detailing how the sacred flame will be brought to the country for Easter celebrations.

Mountain tourism in Greece is set to receive a substantial funding boost, aimed at developing and promoting the sector. This initiative seeks to enhance the appeal and infrastructure of Greece's mountainous regions for visitors.

Banks in Greece will be closed for four consecutive days, from Good Friday (April 10) to Easter Monday (April 13), due to the Easter holiday, temporarily affecting transactions.

The "Child Trauma Treatment" association has issued 12 safety tips for parents to protect children during the Easter holidays, as schools are closed and more accidents tend to occur at home.

Starting January 1, 2026, the prescription period for debts owed to the Greek social security fund (EFKA) will be reduced from ten to five years, benefiting many debtors.

Hundreds of thousands of Fuel Pass beneficiaries in Greece are encountering obstacles in their application process due to platform issues, primarily related to the verification of personal data, with KEP centers called upon to resolve them.

A unique melody of lament-carols, distinct from joyful Christmas carols, is traditionally sung on Holy Thursday in Greece, embodying the sorrow of Christianity and the divine drama.

Strong demand for Treasury bills has led to an increase in Greece's T-bill yield, reaching 1.95%. This market movement reflects investor confidence and current financial conditions.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias signed a programmatic agreement with the European Investment Bank to implement an energy upgrade for the Greek Armed Forces' camps, aiming for significant annual savings.

Applications for the Fuel Pass III fuel subsidy continue in Greece, but the platform is experiencing technical problems, preventing many drivers from completing their submissions.

An Interpol search for a wanted Turkish individual in Attica, Greece, led authorities to dismantle a large cannabis trafficking ring, resulting in four arrests.

Greece is reportedly pursuing a strategy to establish itself as a prominent regional center for education.

A 14-year-old student in Chania, Greece, has filed a complaint with police, alleging sexual abuse by her private music teacher. She was accompanied by her parents and a psychologist during the report.

Smokers in Greece are facing substantial increases in cigarette prices as a result of an impending European Union-level revision of tobacco product taxation, with Greece being a focal point for these changes.

The General Confederation of Professionals, Craftsmen and Merchants of Greece (GSEVEE) has sent a letter to the Minister of Development, stating that the current energy measures package fails to adequately support small and very small businesses facing rising energy costs.

A new tax on heated tobacco products and e-cigarettes in Greece is expected to lead to significant price increases. Heated tobacco product packages are projected to rise by 2-3 euros, while e-cigarettes will increase by approximately 1 euro.

A tax official and a retired colleague in Thessaloniki, Greece, accused of informing shopkeepers about impending tax audits for a fee, have been released with restrictive conditions.

An article discusses the integration of Roma people in Greece, emphasizing that their inclusion is a state obligation rather than an act of charity, despite their presence in the country for over ten centuries.

Three Greek nationals, aged 59, 50, and 35, were arrested by the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime for the possession and trafficking of large quantities of heroin and cannabis.

18-year-old Marios has successfully returned to Greece after undergoing a critical liver transplant in Turin, Italy. He expressed joy, stating he 'conquered death' in a story that has touched many Greeks.

Traffic has been restored in Greece after authorities resolved an incident involving two suspicious briefcases, confirming nothing suspicious was found.

Greece's Public Power Corporation (DEI) is investing in a new unified model to enhance customer experience, combining human interaction, digital tools, and modern services.

The Chania Sub-Directorate for Crime Suppression and Investigation uncovered a criminal organization that perpetrated phone and computer scams across various regions of Greece, identifying 28 members.

Tonight's episode of MasterChef 10 in Greece will feature the third 'Thriller' challenge of the week, where contestants compete for points to improve their ranking and avoid elimination.

Nova is changing the history of broadband in Greece with its 5G for home services, shifting the focus from infrastructure expansion to new connectivity solutions.

The e-EFKA board has announced the final payment dates for May pensions in Greece, set for April 24th and 27th.

Shell's century-long presence in Greece is being celebrated through a film created by the award-winning director Vassilis Kekatos, marking a significant corporate and cultural event.

According to ELSTAT, 24% of the population in Greece suffers from a chronic health problem, while nearly half of all Greeks are either overweight (42.1%) or obese (12.9%).

A total of 2,147 confirmed cases of sheep and goat pox and 25 cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been reported in Lesbos, Greece, affecting 2,655 farms between August 2024 and April 2026.

Greece's state budget continues to show a surplus, but it may not be sufficient to fund significant support measures.

Authorities in Greece have stepped up livestock checks in preparation for Easter celebrations, responding to an ongoing pox epidemic affecting animals.

Public transport services have resumed on Vassilissis Olgas Avenue in Greece following the completion of extensive renovation works on the road.

Greece is strategically repositioning itself on the global infrastructure map, with projects in transport, energy, investments, and smart cities driving development and connectivity. The nation aims to become a key hub for regional growth.

The abolition of the Local Administrative Committees of e-EFKA by the government is causing problems for workers and pensioners, leading to a report to the Minister of Labor and Social Security.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, criticized author Soti Triantafyllou after she highlighted PASOK's responsibility for a lack of transparency in Greece, referencing the OPEKEPE case.

Greece's Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) maintained high investment levels, exceeding half a billion euros for the third consecutive year, with capital expenditures reaching €633 million for 2025 and a dividend distribution of €62.9 million from net profits.

The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) issued an announcement detailing the regulations and payment procedures for employees during the upcoming Easter holidays in Greece.

The Greek government is being criticized for its perceived dangerous diplomacy, which opponents argue is leading Greece into deeper involvement in the ongoing war in the Middle East. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact on the country's sovereignty and economy.

An article highlights a breathtaking natural landscape in Greece, dubbed the 'Grand Canyon' of the country, showcasing its unique beauty through an impressive video.

Greece has seen a record 22% drop in road deaths, reaching its lowest level since the 1960s, attributed to a national crackdown on traffic violations and the deployment of artificial intelligence.

German companies active in the healthcare sector demonstrate a significant economic presence in Greece, generating a combined annual turnover of 1.7 billion euros across pharmaceuticals and medical technology.

Greece's Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources is holding successive meetings due to fears of pressure on fuel, gas, and the electricity system, with concerns heightened by the upcoming Easter period and the situation in the Middle East.

Greek authorities are testing new "walls" and systems to improve road safety at pedestrian crossings, which are often ignored by drivers. The initiative aims to reduce accidents and save lives.

An 80-year-old woman with mobility issues tragically died in a house fire that broke out in Thessaloniki, Greece.

European and Greek law enforcement agencies have frozen millions of euros in assets as they expand a criminal investigation into massive agricultural subsidy fraud, targeting organized crime rings.

The Hellenic Green Building Council submitted eight proposals to the Greek Ministry of Environment and Energy for the swift integration of the revised European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).

On World Roma Day, a special school in Agrinio, Greece, is highlighted for providing opportunities and hope to young Roma students, free from labels and prejudice.

An 80-year-old woman with mobility issues died in an apartment fire that broke out in the early hours of the morning in the Agios Dimitrios area of Thessaloniki, Greece.

The Bank of Greece has expressed a 'cautiously positive' view on the near-term prospects for the Greek real estate market, despite noting a decline in foreign investment.

New guidelines for the implementation of digital delivery notes have been issued by the AADE in Greece, establishing clearer rules for the movement of goods and data transmission via the myDATA platform. This new framework aims to clarify when digital delivery notes are required for farmers, professionals, and businesses.

Marietta Drosopoulou, through MD Diamonds, is introducing lab-grown diamonds to Greece, presenting a modern and sustainable option for acquiring high-quality diamonds at a more accessible price point.

The Holy Light will be transported from Jerusalem to Athens and then distributed to 11 destinations across Greece via special flights operated by Aegean and Olympic Air for the Easter celebrations.

Greece is set to implement a ban on social media access for young people under the age of 15, effective from January 1, 2027, making it another EU country to address the issue.

The appeal trial for the Predator spyware wiretapping case in Greece has been scheduled for December 11, 2026, involving four businessmen who will appear before the Athens Misdemeanor Court.

A programmatic agreement for the energy upgrade of 40 military camps was signed between the Greek Ministry of National Defense and the European Investment Bank. Defense Minister Nikos Dendias stated that this initiative will reduce their energy consumption by half.

Greece's Minister of Culture, Mendoni, has criticized Athens Mayor Haris Doukas, accusing him of claiming pride in the redevelopment of Vasilissis Olgas Avenue, a project he had previously opposed.

Fraport Greece has announced the implementation of the EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) as part of the 'Smart Borders' initiative, which will apply to non-EU travelers at the external borders of 29 European countries.

An on-air argument between Zoi Konstantopoulou, leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, and journalist Nikos Stravelakis on OPEN TV has gone viral on social media in Greece.

AnimaWings has introduced new flight routes, establishing connections between two Romanian cities and Athens, Greece.

Greece's Independent Market Control Authority is conducting extensive nationwide checks to monitor the prices and availability of Easter products, particularly lamb. Daily data collection and analysis aim to ensure prices remain comparable to last year's levels.

Türkiye's Foreign Ministry called on Greece to address persistent violations of the rights of the Turkish minority in Western Thrace, criticizing Athens for its refusal to reverse these actions.

Alys Beach in northwestern Florida is highlighted as a coastal community with striking white architecture and emerald waters, drawing comparisons to the Greek island of Santorini. The town's unique aesthetic is the result of decades of development.

The Holy Fire is being transported from Athens to various regions across Greece by scheduled and special flights from Aegean and Olympic Air, with detailed flight times now available for its arrival on Holy Saturday afternoon.

Greece has joined other nations in implementing legislation to control how minors use social media platforms.

Greek police have successfully broken up a criminal gang that was targeting and preying on helpful motorists.

Jesse Davis, one of the leading alto saxophonists and figures in the contemporary jazz scene, is returning to Greece after a long absence, bringing his excellent quartet during a highly creative phase of his career.

Greece has introduced a new training and employment program for unemployed individuals, offering a monthly benefit of 1,118 euros to those receiving the Minimum Guaranteed Income (formerly KEA) from OPEKA.

A 42-year-old man has been arrested in Nikaia, Greece, for allegedly defrauding citizens of over 376,000 euros through fake cryptocurrency investment schemes promising high returns.

A 17-year-old was stabbed in the early hours of Holy Thursday during a robbery attempt in Marousi, Greece. The minor, of Albanian origin, was with two friends when an unknown man approached them with a knife.

As Easter approaches, regulations regarding payment for private sector employees working during the holidays in Greece are clarified. The article details what applies for Good Friday and Holy Saturday, noting that Good Friday is not a mandatory public holiday.

A terrifying incident captured on dashcam video shows a mother, reportedly drunk and under the influence of drugs, losing control of her van and overturning it while driving at high speed with five children inside.

A groundbreaking TAVI-in-TAVI heart valve replacement procedure was successfully performed for the first time in Greece at the "Sotiria" Hospital by the EKPA University Clinic. The surgery involved replacing a 15-year-old degenerated CoreValve aortic bioprosthetic valve.

A 13-year-old and a 16-year-old have been arrested in Greece after being found with a stolen motorcycle that had been taken two days earlier from the Kypseli area.

A culinary article explores the diverse traditional preparations of Magiritsa soup across Greece, highlighting 10 different regional variations, including those with avgolemono, tomato, rice, and even fish.

Alys Beach, a coastal town in Florida, is highlighted for its impressive all-white architecture that evokes the feel of Europe and the Caribbean, particularly resembling the Greek island of Santorini.

Greece is expecting good weather on Easter Sunday, though a meteorologist predicts some instability and local rain on Holy Saturday.

A wildfire has erupted in low vegetation in Zygos, Laconia, Greece, located between Karyes and Varvitsa.

A political dispute has escalated in Greece, with PASOK responding harshly to Adonis Georgiadis, calling him a 'right-wing minister serving private interests,' after Georgiadis referred to PASOK as a 'party of green guards.'

Greek ports are experiencing increased traffic due to the Easter exodus, with Minister of Shipping Vasilis Kikilias assuring that the Coast Guard is ensuring passenger safety.

Strong winds in Thessaloniki, Greece, led to multiple trees falling across the city, resulting in injuries to two children, according to the Fire Service.

The General Confederation of Professionals, Craftsmen and Merchants of Greece (GSEVEE) has sent a letter to the Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, requesting immediate support for small businesses facing rising energy costs.

A traffic light in Corfu, Greece, has gained notoriety among locals for its unusually long waiting time of seven minutes and thirty seconds, earning it the nickname 'Job's Traffic Light'.

Aegean Oil has been named the winner of the annual tender by Greece's Public Power Corporation (PPC) for the supply of fuels, submitting the most competitive offer.

Lithuanian traveler Karolis Mieliauskas is continuing his "European Vertical: Off-road" expedition, which began in Athens, Greece, despite facing unexpected challenges like wind, rain, snow, and landslides that forced route adjustments.

The President of the Hellenic Olympic Committee, Isidore Kouvelos, conducted an inspection of the ongoing upgrade works at the Schinias rowing center.

Mantisa Tsota, Konstantina Bakarou, Olga Lovera, and Nikos Kappos are on the verge of elimination in Survivor Greece, with the new episode revealing who will return to the game.

Greece's Minister Kerameus is facing criticism after stating she was unaware of critical provisions within a bill, leading to accusations that the government lacks control over legislation or avoids responsibility.

Greece announced plans to ban social media access for individuals under the age of 15 starting next year, a move that follows similar legislative actions in other European nations like France and Spain.

The platform for Greece's 'Tourism for All 2026' program, offering vouchers up to 600 euros, is expected to open a few days after Easter, allowing beneficiaries to choose between two main periods for usage.

Lidl Hellas, in strategic partnership with Schwarz IT, proudly announces the 10th anniversary of its Competence Center WaWi in Greece, highlighting the country's central role in Lidl's global technological strategy.

The 'Ocean Stewards' program, a collaboration between the American College of Greece, the Hatzigaki Foundation, and MEPP, has initiated holistic actions for marine ecosystems in Greece, starting with a successful event on Rafina beach.

A new international study has shed light on the state of atmospheric pollution in Greece, highlighting specific neighborhoods in Athens with the most polluted air.

After more than sixty years, Deutsche Welle's Greek program is slated for discontinuation, a decision that has been met with strong opposition from both left and conservative factions in Greece.

Police authorities in Chania, Greece, have dismantled a criminal organization involved in phone and online scams, with their illicit gains exceeding €190,000.

Rail traffic on the Sindos – Thessaloniki section in Greece was suspended due to a fallen tree on the tracks, which also caused a power outage.

The Hellenic Food Safety Authority (EFET) has published guidelines for the safe preparation of Easter meals, focusing on protection against bacteria and proper food storage. These tips aim to ensure a safe holiday table for consumers.

Greece's Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) maintained high investment levels for the third consecutive year, with capital expenditures reaching €633 million for 2025.

Two prominent PASOK party members, Haris Kastanidis and Saoulidis, have been excluded from the Thessaloniki ballots, leading to speculation about new candidates and potential transfers within the party.

The Alshaya Group has acquired the operating rights for Starbucks stores in Greece and Cyprus, taking over as the new exclusive owner and manager from the Marinopoulos family, affecting 30 stores in Greece and 18 in Cyprus.

Travelers in Greece are expected to enjoy spring-like weather during the Easter holiday, with temperatures reaching up to 23 degrees Celsius, though winds could be strong in some areas.

Following the resounding loss of Famar and the collapse of Marinopoulos S.A., the Marinopoulos family is gradually withdrawing from all known business activities in Greece, including the sale of Marinopoulos Coffee S.A. (Starbucks).

A shocking video has emerged showing a 65-year-old woman falling from the Holy Monastery of Agios Stefanos in Meteora, Greece, after leaving her personal belongings in the toilets.

The Bank of Greece estimates further growth for the Greek tourism sector in 2026, driven by an extended season and diverse tourism forms, though its trajectory remains linked to events in the Middle East.

Unseasonably cold, autumn-like rain will dampen Orthodox Easter preparations across much of Greece this week, though skies are forecast to clear just in time for Sunday's traditional festivities. The…

Greece recorded an external transactions deficit of approximately €14 billion in 2025, indicating a significant imbalance between its imports and exports. This deficit reflects the country's spending on goods and services from abroad.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is experiencing internal unrest, with concerns among MPs regarding the central management of a new crisis related to OPEKEPE. Discussions are also ongoing about which MPs facing legal cases will be candidates again.

Amidst a highly uncertain tourism season, the Greek Ministry of Tourism is promoting the country's mountainous regions to travelers, implementing an alternative plan B for the nation's economy and tourism.

The Greek government is urgently amending national healthcare rules to allow patients to obtain specialist referrals from any available general practitioner, bypassing their assigned primary care physicians to resolve bureaucratic delays.

Greece anticipates cooler temperatures with clouds and scattered rain in the upcoming days.

Today marks the final day for the payment of the Easter bonus to private sector employees in Greece. Authorities advise employees on steps to take if they do not receive the payment.

Greek authorities have busted a Bulgaria-based criminal syndicate that extorted over €600,000 from elderly residents across northern Greece. The scammers used a 'fake tears, real theft' tactic, fabricating horrific family emergencies to defraud their victims.

Property owners and responsible parties in Greece are required to complete plot cleaning for 2026 by June 15 to avoid significant fines and penalties. The process is currently underway.

Greece is expecting generally clear weather today with temperatures reaching up to 23 degrees Celsius. Local cloudiness and a chance of temporary showers are predicted for continental areas, especially in the mountainous regions of Epirus.