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Students, teachers and parents are joining a two-day mobilization demanding more funding for public education, affordable housing and lower living costs, with protests planned in Athens, Thessaloniki and across Greece

Prime homes on the Athens Riviera now reach €29,000 per square meter, pricing out most Greek buyers as the northern suburbs stay more affordable

Rising living costs, a housing crisis and inequality are fueling demonstrations across Europe, as Athens prepares for protests and the Greek government draws a line between peaceful dissent and violence

Recent floods across Greece have highlighted how terrain, urban development and drainage systems shape flood risk.

Nationwide unrest is benefiting the far-right candidate while President Emmanuel Macron’s government struggles to maintain control

The decision opens the way for investments of €1 billion aimed at strengthening the country’s energy resilience

The stepson and close friends of Sir Ranulph Fiennes tell ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ of their fears for the 82-year-old explorer, challenging assurances from police that he is receiving suitable care

ELSTAT's national price index rose 2.1% from August, with housing and transport costs climbing sharply.

Israel is fortifying bases along a dividing line with Hamas as its military entrenches in the enclave

The European Commission chose 46 raw material projects for faster permitting and funding support as the EU works to reduce its dependence on China

Much of the fishmeal and fish oil that support seafood consumed in Greece comes from global supply chains linked to pollution, labor abuses, overfishing, and food insecurity in poorer countries.

South African jurist Navi Pillay wins the Nobel Peace Prize for a lifetime championing international law, justice for victims and accountability.

The composer has withdrawn permission for the public performance of his songs, raising questions about the singer’s future concerts and the legal limits of his control over a repertoire closely associated with her career.

Half the wildlife populations tracked in WWF’s Living Planet Report 2026 are stable or growing, from bluefin tuna to green sea turtles.

Poet and classicist Anne Carson doesn’t treat ancient Greece as a museum relic.

The investigation into the singer’s death has expanded to include four suspected financial offenses, with authorities examining the couple’s income, property, investments and a bank safe-deposit box.

Two workers were seriously injured during preventive maintenance at the Motor Oil refinery in Agioi Theodoroi, according to a company announcement

Arrest of former BND chief complicates planned overhaul of Berlin’s foreign intelligence service

Five men have been arrested after masked figures, and three vans prompted a major security operation at RAF Fairford airbase in Gloucestershire.

Director Garth Jennings’ 98-minute music film which captures the British band’s celebrated comeback will be shown at the Athens International Film Festival

More than 200 migrants were rescued on Friday morning in four separate operations in the waters south of Crete and Gavdos, with help from FRONTEX drones

A 5-year-old girl was among the victims after the lower three floors of a seven-story residential building collapsed in Istanbul’s Maltepe district.

Brussels considers Greek and Italian bids for energy aid under the escape clause, but warns against new fiscal flexibility as bond markets tighten.

The Greek prime minister praised Marco Rubio’s visit and the strength of U.S.

The 19-year-old told investigators she called Greece’s ambulance service but did not see the singer during his time at the clinic, according to reports

A new EU-recommended blood-testing program will cover nine regions as the disease continues to spread.

Greece races to seal a deal on St.

From praise for his speech at the historic Pnyx to questions about a possible 2028 presidential bid, international media saw the U.S. secretary of state’s visit as a statement about Western identity, “America First” and the future of the transatlantic all…

Unlike France and Germany, where cohesive political forces to the right of the mainstream have a real prospect of taking power, Greece’s equivalent political camp is fragmented

Athens Move kicks off its pilot with 17 electric buses on four new lines, linking underserved neighborhoods across 40 km and 185 stops in an €11.75M EU-funded push for greener city travel.

Bally Bagayoko has become a hero for the protesters and a lightning rod for critics who say he is sowing unrest at French schools

The new feature displays fuel prices alongside gas stations on the map, helping drivers compare gasoline and diesel prices as energy costs rise.

The national “PROLAMVANO” prevention program will resume October 13, offering free mammograms and breast ultrasounds before expanding to cardiovascular screening

Funding will support restoration work at monuments on Mount Athos and in the regional units of Thesprotia and Ioannina as part of Greece’s 2026–2030 natural disaster recovery programs.

Prosecutors allege the group caused about €1.5 million in losses to Greece’s social security fund and €5 million in unpaid taxes through a network of companies and unpaid contributions.

FlyDubai security incident spotlights industry struggle over deliberate pilot crashes that have brought attention to cockpit technology and mental health

A prolonged influenza wave dominated by A(H3N2) has raised questions about the season ahead, while Australian data show that vaccination provided substantial protection against flu-related illness and hospitalization.

HELLENiQ Renewables invests 50 million euros in first BESS facility, strengthening grid flexibility and renewable energy integration in Greece

Capital Maritime Finance heads for the Athens Stock Exchange with €250m IPO

Dendias, Indian ambassador discuss regional security challenges and prospects for closer Greece-India defense ties

The former wife and alleged moral instigator died in prison before trial in an apparent suicide, in case that drew widespread attention

The ultimate goal of Greece’s participation in WOMEX is to transform international visibility into collaborations and professional opportunities for Greek artists

AADE's DEOS team is examining the concert's POS and myDATA revenue, a €500,000 loan, earlier concerts and Nikos Karvelas's fee

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas suspended classes at the Gkrava school complex for preventive technical checks, with lessons moving online in the meantime

An expanded F-16 modernization program and a Greece-Florida National Guard partnership emerge from two days of military and security talks in Athens during Marco Rubio’s visit

Tourism industry stakeholders gather to explore emerging travel trends and lesser-known experiences across both islands

A new draft bill would tax cryptocurrency profits at 10%, exempt the first €500 earned each year, and go to parliament in November

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis hails Greece’s largest mining investment as a strategic source of copper and gold; years of opposition, regulatory obstacles delayed operation for years

After a decade of brain drain, more Greeks are now coming home than leaving.

PASOK MEP Giannis Maniatis urged the European Commission to move past statements and take concrete action, including sanctions, against Turkey's provocations