The brightly colored surface at the Stade de France is a shock to track-and-field traditionalists, but the athletes aren’t complaining. ‘It’s gorgeous.’
Worst blaze again erupts on large island of Evia, specifically in the south-central part
The blaze in Evia was raging for two days
ESIEA refers to an outlandish demand, by a defendant's attorneys, to 'delete' online reports and articles referring to the ongoing court case
The unemployed population dropped to 456,663, showing a significant decrease of 85,865 from June 2023 (-15.8%) and a reduction of 30,629 from May 2024 (-6.3%).
A Supreme Court decision ruled the Greek National Intelligence Service (EYP) was not involved in high-profile illegal surveillance scandal
Move targets Hezbollah commander Israel says was behind deadly Saturday assault
Three weeks after goat plague (PPR) was first detected in central Greece, over 10,000 animals have been culled; new nationwide measures aim to slow spread of deadly disease
OECD data from 2018 reveals that Greece’s public spending on higher education was a mere 0.9% of total government expenditure, starkly lower than the OECD average of 2.2% and the EU22 average of 1.8%.
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling has lawyers arguing over a failed invention called the ’Puckle’
This growth, averaging about 20,000 new units per month, pushed the total number of accommodations to 224,860 by June, up from 204,578 the previous year.
Overall, during the first half of 2024, Fraport Greece's airports achieved remarkable results, handling more than 12.7 million passengers, a 7.8% increase compared to 2023.
The call for proposals, expected this autumn, targets Greek islands and will support hybrid systems that address both water scarcity and renewable power generation.
Many archaeological sites and museums in Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, ancient Olympia, Mycenae, Epidaurus, Delphi, and Rhodes will be impacted by the work stoppage today, July 25.
FBI Director Christopher Wray says gunman was interested ‘in public figures more broadly’
The research effort generated headlines this month when Turkey sent warships to the area in a bid to intimidate Athens, with the former claiming the maritime region was part of its EEZ
Athens' first English-speaking theater launches "No Comedy," a cycle of satire and great laughs taking place every Thursday at evening its welcoming venue
Most reports filed for illegal coastal activity through the MyCoast app concerned beaches in Halkidiki, Preveza and eastern Attica
The Commission's preliminary assessment of Greece's request, completed on June 14, 2024, was positive, reflecting Greece's successful implementation of its recovery and resilience plan.
A free concert of classical music awaits this Friday at one of Athens' most atmospheric settings, the National Observatory, offering free admission