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Two of the three suspects in the fatal 2010 bank arson in Athens are appearing before an investigating judge Wednesday following supplementary terrorism charges.

In remarks to Greek newspaper TA NEA, Turkey's foreign minister said Ankara does not oppose the Great Sea Interconnector but wants written notification of maritime surveys.

French government says agitators from the far left helped transform peaceful protests into riots

From renewed housing demonstrations in Portugal to violent clashes in Albania and France, mounting frustration over living costs, public services and political accountability is keeping protesters on the streets.

Rain and isolated thunderstorms will move into western Greece Wednesday before spreading to parts of the mainland, while southerly winds in the Ionian Sea could reach 7 Beaufort

A British heritage organization recruits staff each year for a five-month stint at a remote Antarctic museum and post office, offering monthly pay of up to €2,500, with accommodation, food and equipment provided.

Unions are demanding doubled public spending on culture, permanent jobs, higher wages and an end to outsourcing, warning that chronic underfunding threatens workers’ rights and public access to Greece’s cultural heritage.

The SpaceX founder authorized the move and has been discussing Ukraine with Trump, but the president has denied ordering the restrictions

Trains will pass through Panepistimio without stopping from 10 a.m.

Retailers in central Athens are removing merchandise from storefronts as a precaution ahead of Wednesday’s rally, while some 3,000 police officers are being deployed across the capital

Studies of people exposed to sugar restrictions in early life during and after World War II have linked lower consumption to reduced risks of diabetes, hypertension, anxiety and age-related disease decades later.

Eastern Libya’s ratification of the disputed 2019 maritime agreement with Turkey is shifting the balance in the Eastern Mediterranean, highlighting Ankara’s growing influence in Benghazi and raising questions over Athens’ strategy in Libya

Teachers, students, parents and public-sector workers are mobilizing across Greece,, with demonstrations planned in more than 50 cities over pay, staffing, education funding and the rising cost of living

New rules could let vendors operate at both morning and afternoon markets, expand access for working families and allow low-income households to use vouchers to buy fresh produce

Flu positivity has exceeded 10% in the community, reaching the epidemic threshold.

Falling fuel sales are reducing revenue from Greece’s excise taxes, with estimated losses reaching €200 million so far.

The 385.7-million-euro southern Cyclades interconnection project strengthens energy security, reduces reliance on oil-fired power generation and supports sustainable tourism across the islands

Manolis Rodousakis' 2024 campaign to deny fuel to motorcyclists without helmets spread nationwide after the death of a 16-year-old in Crete, aiming to improve road safety and prevent further fatalities

The 'sinking' of Poseidonos Avenue at The Ellinikon property development site is expected to ease congestion in southern coastal Athens

Flight cancellation refunds within 14 days, standardized compensation forms and free support companions for passengers with disabilities are among the key changes

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, only hours after the news, reiterated that the 2019 memorandum infringes on the sovereign rights of third states, does not comply with the Law of the Sea and remains null and void

Nearly half of Greek workers reported work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2025, the highest share in the EU.

Kyndall “Fire” Magyar spends very long days jumping from game-show host to party planner to problem solver

The International Law of the Sea cannot be changed by unilateral, legally unfounded decisions, the Greek foreign ministry stated on Tuesday afternoon, adding that Athens has informed partners and allies and will take all appropriate measures

A new €2.1 million project will bring a driving theory app, randomly assigned examiners and digital tracking of license plates within 24 months

Expanding its selection in the country, Michelin awarded its coveted stars to kitchens for the first time beyond Athens, in Thessaloniki and Santorini

Daily drinking falls to 3.8% of adults, while more than one in three report no alcohol consumption in 2025, as health awareness, high prices and stricter roadside checks reshape the market in Greece

A new interdisciplinary institute will develop tools and policies to strengthen AI trustworthiness, cybersecurity and research integrity

Greek Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias met Chinese Transport Minister Liu Wei in Shanghai to discuss industrial cooperation and urge stronger protection of maritime security and freedom of navigation amid geopolitical tensions.

From energy-efficient new apartments of 100 to 170 square meters to older townhouses of up to 450 square meters, a €1 million budget offers very different options depending on location, property age and renovation needs.

Public sector union ADEDY calls a work stoppage, OLME cites 15,000 teacher vacancies, and students camp outside a university in Komotini

Itamar Ben-Gvir’s Jewish Power party is projected to win at least eight seats on October 27, with younger Israelis increasingly drawn to his hard-line platform despite his record of extremist rhetoric and international sanctions.

The 300-million-euro IPO marks the exchange’s 70th listing in 2026, with the company’s market capitalization reaching 1.1 billion euros and underscoring Euronext’s role in providing access to capital markets for the shipping industry

Greece’s labor minister says skills gaps, artificial intelligence and workplace safety must be addressed to ensure that changes in Europe’s labor market create opportunities while protecting workers’ rights

“Some countries may be upset by this agreement, but what matters to us is our national interest,” a Libyan lawmaker told Reuters, as the eastern-based parliament reversed its 2020 rejection of the deal and restored political ties with Ankara.

A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.

A Google Cloud outage linked to an electrical fault has disrupted Revolut banking services and affected several UK businesses

A five-member disciplinary panel unanimously cleared former internal audit chief Paraskevi Tycheropoulou of misconduct.

Engineers investigating a suspected gas leak at the Grava school complex in Athens have found no evidence of one so far, while 4,000 students remain in online classes and parents demand safety certification before the school complex reopens

Report issues stark warning over the combined impact of geopolitical conflicts and one of the strongest ever El Niño events

A new framework allows municipal police to operate around the clock, carry protective equipment and make arrests under specific legal conditions, raising questions about staffing, training and operational readiness

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias outlined plans to merge or eliminate 56 military units and 126 facilities while expanding drone, space and cyber capabilities as part of a five-year restructuring of the Greek military

The vice president splits from Trump who backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel’s Oct. 27 election

Energy Minister Michalis Damianos says Nicosia will proceed with funding as work advances, while Cypriot consumers will not face electricity charges until the Great Sea Interconnector begins operating

“We cannot change history, but we must examine it as objectively as possible,” said Katja Sporn, the DAI’s director in Athens

Greece’s 10-year government bond yield has fallen below France’s as political unrest in Paris and renewed energy pressures unsettle European markets, although Greek borrowing costs have also risen in recent weeks

Delicious, savory crepes filled with tender chicken, mushrooms and melted cheese, topped with cream and grated cheese, then baked until golden and bubbling.

Nearly 530 millimeters of rain fell on Crete’s Lasithi Plateau in 18 days, devastating farmland but replenishing a key reservoir.

Police are preparing for demonstrations in Athens and other cities on October 20-21, as students, teachers and parents mobilize over school staffing, infrastructure and living costs.

Weeks of student-led protests over conditions in French schools spiraled into violent protests across the country in recent days