Greece’s top administrative court has overturned a 2022 Health Ministry decision that lifted a long-standing blood donation ban on gay men, effectively reinstating the exclusion until further scientific evaluation is provided.

Α group of 58 migrants arrived at dawn at a beach in southern Crete.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias on Friday attended a signing ceremony between the Athens War Museum and London’s Imperial War Museum, sealing a cooperation agreement to modernize historical exhibits and boost cultural exchange.

The National Geological Museum in Greece is seeking to challenge the long-standing stereotype that rocks and minerals fail to captivate the general public’s interest.

Greece’s fishermen have taken to the harbors, protesting a new ministerial decree requiring stricter measures on fish counts and the use of certified scales.

The myAADEapp, the official digital application of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) for mobile devices, is now available for businesses and legal entities.

Successful debt settlements through the out-of-court mechanism increased by 35.7% in March 2025 compared to March 2024.

The decarbonization of shipping not only requires the adjustment of vessels and daily procedures, but also the training of crews to that effect, according to Dimitris Fafalios.

The Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EBEA) signed a memorandum of understanding with the Federation of Shenzhen Commerce (FSC) on Friday, aiming at the strengthening of trade and economic cooperation between Greek and Chinese businesses.

Tourism in Cyprus is off to a flying start in 2025, with January’s revenue soaring to 69.2 million euros

Weeks after being rattled by thousands of mostly small-scale earthquakes, the island of Santorini, the jewel in the crown of Greece’s tourism sector, is determined to return to business as usual – even as the quake phenomenon remain a mystery.

Earthquake activity in Santorini has nearly returned to pre-surge levels, but landslides are now a growing concern, a leading Greek expert said on Friday.

Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) Secretary-General Andreas Fiorentinos met on Thursday with officers of Jet2, Britain’s largest tour operator, in the context of GNTO’s strategic cooperation with Jet2 and Jet2 Holidays, which focuses on sustainable tourism development and the strengthening of the tourism experience.

The Greek teams in the Euroleague bounced back from their losses last week to score road victories that might even see them share the top two spots at the end of the regular season next week.

European metropolises are deploying new technologies for fast and green urban transportation, while in Athens we are still struggling with how to use bus lanes correctly. 

The Hellenic Competition Commission imposed fines on three supplier companies, acting as importers and representatives of well-known infant product brands, after finding them to be involved in price-fixing.

Public Power Corporation presented an ambitious investment plan for the transformation of West Macedonia into a technological and green energy hub.

The expansion of the international trade war, with the strong response by China to the tariffs introduced by Donald Trump, wreaked havoc on European bourses on Friday.

A symposium at the Gennadius Library (61 Souidias), co-organized by library director Maria Georgopoulou and Cotsen Fellow Alper Metin, explores artistic and cultural identities in the 18th-century Ottoman Balkans and Aegean