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NATO Allies Lean Toward Dutch Politician as a More "Moderate" Candidate

Greece came third in terms of a ‘VAT gap’ among EU member-states  

"Poor man's cocaine" - A Menace to Greek Society, Warns Professor

Peace can no longer be taken for granted in today’s world. The conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have revealed the fragility of the international system.

Professor Dr Wolfgang Ischinger, Former Chairman of the Munich Security Conference, talks about democracy and the rise of far-right parties, expresses his concerns about France, and explains why Europe needs to have the capacity to defend itself

Only 5 weeks of drinking water remain for the island's capital city of Heraklion, as well as for Hersonissos and Agios Nikolaos

The PM says the Defense Against Climate Crisis was a Global Fight

PM Mitsotakis' government has been discussing various options for months, with sources saying the PM is leaning towards a single country-wide ballot

Qatar has Played a Key Role in Mediations

The drivers are asking that the government's tax bill be withdrawn and demanding a tax exemption limit of 12,000 euros

Greek PM Mitsotakis remains tightlipped about discussions

In recent years, the proliferation of digital services, primarily through the gov.gr platform, and the widespread use of information systems such as Taxis, Electronic Prescription, Cadaster, the highly touted Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), and mobile applications accompanying many existing services, are shaping a new type of bureaucracy, digital bureaucracy. The initiation of recording public sector […]

Meteorologists on Tuesday referred to a “temporary, but serious” weather deterioration throughout much of the Balkans