Morningstar DBRS announced it has affirmed the credit rating of the Republic of Cyprus at BBB (high) and raised its outlook from “Stable” to “Positive.”

We haven’t begun to understand how our lives will change after Israel’s attack on Hezbollah, killing scores and injuring thousands of the organization’s members in their homes, offices and cars in Lebanon last month.

The Hellenic Police are seeking information regarding a fatal traffic accident that occurred on Petrou Ralli Avenue, in the municipality of Nikaia, western Athens.

A wildfire broke out on Sunday in a mountainous region of Achaia, southern Greece.

The frigate Psara returned to the Salamis Naval Base on Sunday after completing its mission in the European operation EUNAVFOR ASPIDA in the Red Sea.

A fight involving ten people occurred on Saturday evening at a festival in Korydallos, western Athens, leaving three people injured.

A magnitude 4.6 earthquake has struck the Mount Athos monastic community in northeastern Greece on Sunday morning. 

During the summer, the United States submitted a detailed proposal for the resolution of the issue regarding Turkey’s acquisition of the Russian S-400 air-defense system, which would formally allow the country to keep the missiles on its territory but essentially transfer their control to the United States, according to exclusive information obtained by Kathimerini.

Wealthy individuals mull moving their tax residence from Britain in fear of Labour’s tax reform.

The government is preparing to implement a radically revamped road safety system, featuring a comprehensive network of smart surveillance cameras across key locations in the Attica region, with the aim of enhancing traffic law enforcement.

“More immigration is necessary. Existing projections already assume substantial immigration, which, however, is insufficient to reverse aggregate aging.”

First Global Challenge, an annual international robotics competition, will be held at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in southern Athens. This event brings together students from over 190 countries who formed teams to design robots programmed to complete certain tasks in a game themed around a global issue

Good weather is expected to continue on Sunday, with mild temperatures and occasional local showers.

A Greek-Australian man accused of committing two murders in Melbourne 47 years ago was arrested on Saturday at Fiumicino Airport in Rome.

The leaders of Cyprus, France and Greece will meet in New York next week to discuss the Israel-Cyprus-Greece power grid connection and developments in the Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus’ government spokesman said Saturday.

There are reforms that do not bring any political gains – quite the opposite. The politician who attempts them knows in advance that he or she will only suffer political losses.

A bulldozer is a statement of determination; it is even reassuring somehow when it appears in a news story on our television screens. It is a statement that the laws of the land are being upheld, whether it is demolishing illegal constructions or removing trash and debris from our streams and culverts.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has demanded the expulsion of New Democracy MP Marios Salmas, a frequent critic of his government, from the ruling party's parliamentary group.

It’s a great day for Kevi, a young waiter at a cafe that’s popular among the diplomats working at the foreign embassies flanking Skenderbeu Street in downtown Tirana.