Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is reportedly planning visits to Syria, Israel and the West Bank in an effort to strengthen Athens’ diplomatic ties and regional influence.

The Thessaloniki Concert Hall (25is Martiou) will host a tribute to the music of Franz Schubert on February 10.

Archbishop Anastasios of Albania, who had been hospitalized at Evangelismos hospital in Athens since earlier this month, has died at the age of 95.

Lawmakers begin voting on Saturday to elect the country’s next president, with the governing New Democracy party nominating Konstantinos Tasoulas.

The mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, participated in the 14th Direct Dialogue between the mayors of European capitals and the European Commission on Friday in Warsaw, advocating for an enhanced role of cities in managing EU funds.

The disposable income of Greek households increased at a faster rate than consumer spending in the third quarter of 2024 for the first time in a year.

The Civil Aviation Service (CAS) certification for the state-owned international airports of Iraklio (Nikos Kazantzakis) and of Alexandroupoli (Dimokritos) was completed at a special ceremony at the service’s facilities on Friday.

The long-delayed Poli Chrysochous-Paphos highway project in western Cyprus is finally moving forward.

Greece welcomed approximately 2 million travelers from France alone in 2024, for the first time ever, Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni told the Delphi Paris Forum on Thursday.

The further development of cooperation in tourism between Greece and the region of Shanghai was the topic of a working dinner attended by Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) General Secretary Andreas Fiorentinos and a Chinese delegation.

Olympiakos slipped up at home to Turkey’s Fenerbahce, but remains at the top of the Euroleague table for now.

In the serene wetlands of Argolida in southern Greece, the Hellenic Ornithological Society’s annual Midwinter Waterbird Counts are in full swing.

The ancient city of Philippi’s Basilica B, one of early Christianity’s most significant monuments, has been partially restored, authorities have announced.

The momentum of the Greek stock market is clear to everyone and traders rushed on Friday to ride it once again.

The Greek economy requires additional workers to sustain growth.

The European Commission has completed its initial probe into social media platform X and will soon decide to impose a fine worth millions of euros, Germany’s Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Friday, citing three high-ranking officials from the bloc.

Greece is planning a comprehensive overhaul of its residence permit system for migrant workers to address an impending labor shortage. According to government figures, the country will need 200,000 additional workers within five years to achieve a 2% economic growth rate.

A tribute to Greek jazz pioneer Mimis Plessas, the legendary composer who recently passed away, will unfold over two magical evenings at the Alsos Theater (4 Evelpidon).

Glyfada’s coastal redevelopment includes the completion of a 3.5-kilometer waterfront cycle path, with an additional 2.5 kilometers of connecting routes set to follow.