Migration Minister Makis Voridis has announced that a new bill aimed at tightening country’s immigration framework will be submitted in May and will introduce stricter measures for migrants who remain in the country illegally after being denied asylum.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Friedrich Merz on his election as Chancellor of Germany.

A new survey conducted by the research platform People of Greece has revealed overwhelming public concern about railway safety in the country, with two out of three Greeks saying they would be very worried if a family member were to travel by train from Athens to Thessaloniki.

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said that Greece aims for its domestic defense industry to participate in national procurement programs during a speech at DEFEA 2025 (Defense Exhibition Athens).

A few nights before Mom died, my brother, sister and I lay in bed with her, doorman and women of her soul, for we knew she was going to go but not when and we wanted to be there at the threshold when she did.

The Museum of Modern Greek Culture (mnep.gr) and ATOPOS cvc x Office of Watery Affairs present the art exhibition “Hyperhidrosis: Sweating Together” at the Bathhouse of the Winds (8 Kyrristou) in Plaka.

Popular support for Ekrem Imamoglu, the Istanbul mayor whose arrest sparked Turkey’s largest protests in a decade, has risen further above President Tayyip Erdogan since he was detained and jailed in March, opinion polls show.

A 63-year-old man convicted of sexually abusing minors with disabilities was arrested on Saturday in Examilia, Corinth, following a targeted operation by police.

Technology giant Huawei showcased new digital solutions based on real-life industry scenarios at its Enterprise Roadshow in Glyfada last week.

The coast guard has announced a ban on jet skis and other similar privately owned or rented watercraft along the residential coastal areas of Attica during peak hours. 

Police have released the names and photos of two individuals in relation to the deadly explosion that occurred early Saturday morning outside a bank in central Thessaloniki, including that of the woman killed in the blast.

A scroll carbonized in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago has been identified as a philosophical work by the Greek Epicurean thinker Philodemus, the Guardian has reported.

Donald Trump’s superweapon is that he creates so much noise around himself (“flooding the zone with shit,” as Steve Bannon, America’s ultra-right guru and a fan of Trump puts it) that no one can deal with the latest provocation, nor even understand what is going on.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is expected to visit Greece on Wednesday for a meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

In just 100 days, US President Donald Trump has confirmed all the dire warnings Democrats raised during last year’s presidential campaign.

Police have carried out an operation in eight land registry offices across the Attica region, targeting a suspected corruption ring.

Marmaris Cruise Port is participating for the first time in the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum, which kicked off in Iraklio on Tuesday, as the Turkish port seeks to promote its offerings as a premier cruise destination, strengthen relationships with industry partners and showcase its expertise in turnaround operations.

Piraeus Bank reported higher quarterly net earnings on Tuesday on strong fee income and said it does not expect a significant impact from US tariffs.

A top prosecutor has requested the annulment of a court decision acquitting former defense minister Giannos Papantoniou and two co-defendants of alleged bribery in a major money laundering case. 

The US Department of Defense has greenlit a $17.2 million contract with defence contractor Lockheed Martin to provide engineering and technical support for Greece’s inclusion into the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program, marking a significant step in strengthening NATO’s southeastern flank.