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Athens Mayor Haris Doukas wants the unregulated expansion of multi-story concrete buildings to stop.

Jobseekers in Greece can now download the JOBmatch app for free and connect with employers in tourism, hospitality, and F&B offering vacant positions

The EU's GDP remained stable with a marginal 0.2% increase in fourth quarter of 2023.

In the first quarter of 2024, Korydallos in the Piraeus region and the burgeoning Attiki Square retain their top spots with impressive yields of 6.3%.

A closer look at key historic events that took place on May 15:

Wine industry insiders are optimistic about the domestic market's trajectory, buoyed by robust tourism performance.

The route of the EKO Rally Acropolis race, scheduled for September 6-8, will follow the reverse order of 2023

Health authorities in Greece are warning individuals with high-risk conditions, including heart and respiratory ailments to remain indoors and wear masks as more dust is expected.

Today, the weather in Greece will see sun, clouds, rain and even a bit of African dust as the forecasted heat wave and sands from the Sahara slowly set in

The app is among the most prominent measures announced by the government in the wake of last summer’s “towel movement”

Prompted by climate change, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said more than 2 billion euros would be channeled into strengthening civil protection infrastructure.

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Despite budget allocations, municipalities often struggle to attract qualified individuals to fulfill lifeguard roles, posing potential gaps in beach safety.

Olive oil (63.7%), fruit (11.6%), fish (10.6%), and mineral water (12.5%) registered the highest increases annually

The legislation mandates that 50% of beach areas utilized by hotels, restaurants, or other businesses remain freely accessible to the public, ensuring unimpeded passage to the shore.

The photo was taken in the Goudi neighborhood in eastern Athens with a backdrop of Mount Hymettus

EU officials call the European Broadcasting Union's reported ban on waving the EU flag at the Eurovision 2024 song contest "mindblowing" and "regrettable", and are demanding an explanation from the broadcaster

Clouds, showers and even storms are in store for Greece today

The report reveals that approximately 82% of Greece's population uses the internet daily

The study indicates that while 66% of Greeks find recent real estate price hikes concerning and liken them to a "bubble," over half (56%) still anticipate further increases.