Argentina’s hopes of repeating as champion looked all but over when it trailed Egypt by two goals late in the second half, until a frantic rally turned the tide
At The Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable in Lagonissi, two of Greek shipping’s leading owners described an industry that now operates in a state of permanent disruption— yet one that is becoming ever more strategically valuable to states, economies and businesses.
Athens expands women's participation through voluntary military service, while neighboring Turkey continues to restrict access to some combat branches despite gradual progress in senior leadership
At the Economist's government roundtable in Athens, the Greek finance minister and Eurogroup chief pushed for a common EU technology doctrine, joint 5G and 6G spectrum auctions, and faster action on energy and a savings union to keep startups and capital in Europe
Greek Beaches Set Up Nets to Fight Off Pufferfish
Greece Announces August and September 2026 Pension Payments
Government Blocks Spyware Witnesses Testimony, Opposition Walks Out
At The Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable in Lagonissi, two of Greek shipping’s leading owners described an industry that now operates in a state of permanent disruption— yet one that is becoming ever more strategically valuable to states, economies and businesses.
Athens expands women's participation through voluntary military service, while neighboring Turkey continues to restrict access to some combat branches despite gradual progress in senior leadership
Earlier the U.S. revoked a waiver allowing Tehran to sell oil, eliminating a key incentive for Iran in interim peace deal
Wave of defeated and discouraged House members creates new headaches for GOP leaders
Congress passed a law in 2020 barring Turkey from the F-35 program so long as it relies on Russian air-defense technology
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Turkey’s president urged greater defense cooperation within the alliance, saying restrictions between members risk creating divisions as NATO pushes for stronger capabilities
Three officers standing trial over the alleged assault on a 19-year-old woman inside a central Athens station in 2022. The prosecutor said the sexual act was proven but consent could not be ruled out, while calling the men's conduct disgraceful.
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 was delayed at the Trump administration's request over fears Russia and China could misuse the technology
New police data show a decline in overall juvenile arrests during the first five months of 2026, but authorities and experts warn that violent crimes involving minors are becoming more severe
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The Megaron Garden hosts a tribute to the jazz legend with a concert tracing his extraordinary career, from the early days of New Orleans to the songs that made him a global icon
The legendary singer will take the stage in Athens on July 9 with Saving Grace and vocalist Suzi Dian for an intimate concert blending blues, folk, gospel, and psychedelic influences
The acclaimed drummer will perform with his quartet at the Dora Stratou Theater on July 8, showcasing the live energy and improvisation behind his Grammy-winning album
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center will host three nights of free live music from July 10 to 12, spotlighting Athens’ independent music scene under the Dome
Once a symbol of Greek-American success and a fixture of New York life, Greek-owned diners are closing at an accelerating pace as rising costs, changing consumer habits and generational shifts reshape the industry
Sustaining the vision of the Gennadius Library’s founder 100 years on
From the beaches of Messinia to the battlegrounds of social media, Nolan's Odyssey is sparking a reckoning over creative freedom and cultural respect
Sustaining the vision of the Gennadius Library’s founder 100 years on
From the beaches of Messinia to the battlegrounds of social media, Nolan's Odyssey is sparking a reckoning over creative freedom and cultural respect
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Austrian Ambassador to Greece, Gerda Vogl
Lipsi earns a place among Greece’s most tranquil islands in The Times, celebrated for its turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and timeless charm.
Agia Anna Beach in Naxos ranks among the world’s 100 best beaches for 2026, highlighting the island’s exceptional natural beauty and global appeal.
The restored complex, which remained hidden for 75 years, offers visitors a rare journey through more than two millennia of history.
A centuries-old lace-making tradition crafted from agave fibers has gained official recognition as cultural heritage, highlighting efforts to preserve one of Kefalonia’s most distinctive and endangered folk crafts
Tense exchanges at the Economist conference as Greek Deputy FM Tasos Chatzivasileiou and Ahmet Davutoglu clash over Cyprus and the island's future.
Ruling party MPs used their committee majority to block opposition requests to summon Predator developer Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, PM Mitsotakis's nephew and former secretary general, arguing neither qualifies as a public figure under parliamentary rules
The Greek prime minister said NATO must respect the concerns of all allies, stressing that Greece continues to face a standing threat of war from Turkey while reaffirming support for dialogue and stronger European defense
The Greek PM heads to the 36th NATO Summit to highlight Greece's role in the Eastern Mediterranean and push for stronger European defense spending
Androulakis is expected to press the prime minister on the cost of living crisis, but Samaras's Supreme Court motion over his own surveillance and a committee vote on summoning key witnesses could steer the session toward the Predator scandal.
If it isn't just the war driving prices, what is? The answer runs through refining capacity, fuel taxes and a strained global market, not the price of crude alone
At the Economist's government roundtable in Athens, the Greek finance minister and Eurogroup chief pushed for a common EU technology doctrine, joint 5G and 6G spectrum auctions, and faster action on energy and a savings union to keep startups and capital in Europe
At The Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable in Lagonissi, two of Greek shipping’s leading owners described an industry that now operates in a state of permanent disruption— yet one that is becoming ever more strategically valuable to states, economies and businesses.
Gas demand rose 15% in the first half of 2026 as Greece pushed to become a supply gateway for the Balkans and southeastern Europe, new figures from grid operator DESFA show
Dedicated audit teams are scouring influencer posts, hashtags and discount codes for signs of unreported deals. Under a recent tax ruling, the freebies creators pocket in return for publicity count as taxable income. Failing to report them can result in steep fines.
A meeting was held under the Athens First Instance Prosecutor's Office to resolve who should clear the debris
Greece is installing floating barriers and nets at beaches to protect swimmers from the venomous pufferfish, or lagokefalos
Coast Guard vessels and private boats are searching for a 70-year-old foreign national after he failed to return while windsurfing in the eastern Aegean
Fraudsters are posing as electricity network representatives to demand money or valuables, prompting officials to remind consumers that no payments or debt arrangements are handled by phone or at home
After 81 years, personal items taken from Greek prisoners in Nazi camps are being returned to their families, restoring memory and closing old wounds.
More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers
More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers
The high-energy band will perform in Athens on July 10, promising a night of rock 'n' roll, original songs, and fresh takes on classic favorites
Following strong public interest, Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Icon – The Immersive Experience will remain open through July 12, 2026, giving visitors more time to explore the artist's life and work through cutting-edge digital storytelling
Before becoming a global icon, Mykonos was a quiet fishermen’s island. Rare photographs reveal its forgotten beauty, traditions, and timeless Aegean soul.
Following strong public interest, Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Icon – The Immersive Experience will remain open through July 12, 2026, giving visitors more time to explore the artist's life and work through cutting-edge digital storytelling
Before becoming a global icon, Mykonos was a quiet fishermen’s island. Rare photographs reveal its forgotten beauty, traditions, and timeless Aegean soul.
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