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Despite a funding slowdown in 2023, Greece's startup scene is poised for a strong 2024 fueled by headline-making exits

Piraeus Bank has forecast profits of roughly 900 million euros this year, rising to one billion euros next year

The rate of increase for food prices was up by 4.9% in April 2024, compared to 4.8% in the previous month

20.6 billion euros in related revenues topped the previous year’s figure by 16.5%

Athens' Municipality welcomes May with a lineup of more than 250 events taking place in 129 different locations across the city

Brews of all styles and for all tastes will be taking center stage on May 10-12 in Athens for the first World of Beer festival.

Greek authorities hope the newly-launched, free ‘MyCoast’ app will help clamp down on public beach violations

Today the Orthodox Church observes Holy Tuesday, the second day of the Holy and Great Easter Week, culminating with Pascha, as Easter Sunday is called in Greek, in five days. The Orthodox liturgy for Holy Tuesday revolves around the Biblical parable of the 10 virgins, which in the Gospels has Christ “coming to His Passion.” […]

Travelers and commuters will be affected by a 24-hour general strike for May Day on Wed. with demonstrations planned in central Athens and Thessaloniki in the morning.

Additionally, the seasonally adjusted General Volume Index for Feb. 2024 experienced a 3.8% decrease compared to the previous month of the same year.

The suspects were charged, on a case-by-case basis, with violations of weapons and narcotics laws and prior convictions

In the last six months, Greeks have made a surge into the vacation home market, notably without relying on loans.

This makes NBG the first Greek bank to regain Investment grade status, nearly 15 years after the onset of the Greek financial crisis

Value Added Tax (VAT) revenues reached 5.876 billion euros, down by 16 million euros compared to the target.

Geology professor on Santorini caldera: 'Let's not forget it's an active volcano, so it can cause earthquakes'

The future of urban or public transport in the greater Athens-Piraeus region includes electrification, hydrogen, kinetic energy and even heighted security and monitoring by drones

Find out what significant events happened around the world today, April 30, in history

Out of the registered voters, 75.7% are residents of Greece, while 24.3% are Greeks living abroad.

European Council President Charles Michel replies to question by To Vima in an interview to a selected group of media to mark the 20th anniversary of the 2004 enlargement