The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (HEDNO) has announced that the summer timetable for the reduced-rate electricity tariff will take effect from Tuesday, April 1.

The imposing mountain range of Agrafa towers over the lake, which stars in one of the most beautiful spring landscapes in Greece.

Increasing the minimum wage is not enough, as it does not pass on to salaries above €1,350 (gross).

A suburban Proastiakos train bound for Athens International Airport was stranded in a tunnel for 30 minutes Monday.

Thessaloniki’s historic Hamza Bey Mosque, known to locals as the Alkazar, is set to be handed over to the city early next year 2026, Culture Minister Lina Mendoni has said during an inspection of its restoration works.

Greece’s 112 emergency system issued a warning Monday for the Cyclades as severe storms are expected to hit eastern regions through Wednesday. Officials urged caution in travel.

If civilization survives and there are historians in the future, they will be able to analyze the Signalgate scandal as a microcosm of the era which began with Donald Trump’s second presidency in the United States.

The union representing Greek air traffic controllers has announced it will participate in a 24-hour strike called by public-sector employee federation ADEDY on April 9.

Two Turkish nationals convicted of murdering six of their compatriots in Loutsa, East Attica, in September 2023 have been sentenced to six life terms each.

The Church of Greece is preparing to file an application for a banking license, aiming to establish its own digital bank within the coming months.

Alpha Services and Holdings, the parent company of Alpha Bank, announced on Monday that it has reached an agreement with the founders and major shareholders of AXIA Ventures Group to acquire the entire company – or at least 95% of its existing share capital.

Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou spoke by phone with US Secretary of the Interior and Chairman of the National Energy Dominance Council Doug Burgum on Sunday afternoon to discuss Chevron’s interest in Greek offshore hydrocarbon exploration blocks.

Defense will take center stage this week, both domestically and internationally.

Athens-listed group Metlen announced on Monday that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Iveco Defence Vehicles (IDV), establishing an exclusive partnership for their joint participation in a Greek state procurement program for military vehicles for the army, navy, and air force.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens (Kallirois & Frantzis) presents “Echoes of History, Shadows of Progress,” the first solo exhibition in Greece by internationally acclaimed visual artist Sammy Baloji.

With his knowledge of the ancient Greeks, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis silenced all those Western-minded government liberals and others.

The trial of Konstantinos Plevris, the lawyer who represented former MEP Yiannis Lagos of the now-disbanded Golden Dawn party, for making a Nazi salute in court has been postponed until September 24.

With Syria standing at a pivotal moment, Nadine Maenza joins Thanos Davelis to highlight how lasting peace and stability can only be achieved through genuine inclusion and equal citizenship for all Syrians.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has said that the government will “exhaust all options” for salary increases for police, firefighters, and coast guard personnel.

Greece’s long-standing effort to identify and exploit its potential hydrocarbon deposits has never been at a more favorable juncture.