Greeks want more EU involvement in their daily lives
Greece has among the lowest birth rates in the EU
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Sun in forecast today, with the exception of central Macedonia and Thrace where some rain and storms are expected
Total of seven arrests reported by Greek authorities on Wednesday to investigation focusing on tax bureau in south-central city of Halkida
In efforts to clamp down on beach and shoreline use violations, the Greek government is now also engaging the public through the ‘MyCoast’ app
Three of the world's bumpiest air routes are over Europe, between Milan and Geneva over the Alps and Almaty.
A similar attack, involving a near-fatal stabbing, took place early last March
Countries across Europe will be feeling the heat in the coming days with temperatures set to soar past the seasonal average
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Wind and solar power have become so economically viable that they're now unprofitable for investors, but a boon for Greek families and businesses.
The Europa Conference League final between Olympiakos and Fiorentina will be held in Athens on May 29
This discrepancy occurs because the weighting of olive oil in the consumer price index, as prescribed by Eurostat regulations, is significant due to its historically high consumption by Greek households
Today clouds are forecast for much of Greece, but the north will have more sunshine
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Greece’s Council of State (CoS), the country’s highest administrative court, this month quashed a transport ministry decree obliging minibus operators hired via the Uber BV platform to submit a contact two hours before the lease is due to begin. The latest instance of bureaucratic high-handedness was ruled unconstitutional by a majority of the justices on […]
SEEN is also advocating for various interventions to enhance passenger services and ship operations at the port.
A production facility linked to the mass food poisoning of Greek elementary students went up in flames on Sunday night, but health authorities say enough has survived the fire for them to conduct an investigation for the presence of staph
These discrepancies persist despite the lower purchasing power of Greek consumers relative to those in other eurozone countries.
The trial has been dismissed on the grounds of lack of jurisdiction by the Kalamata judges