Two brothers, aged 17 and 19, surrendered to police after killing their 28-year-old cousin Monday night in Kypseli, Athens.

The pension raises and the adjustment of the minimum salary are expected to add to state revenue in the 2025 budget, combined with the growth of the Greek economy, according to the first draft the National Economy and Finance Ministry submitted on Monday in Parliament.

In the high-stakes race for leadership of the socialist PASOK party, incumbent Nikos Androulakis and Athens Mayor Haris Doukas are gearing up for a decisive second round of voting this Sunday.

US Assistant Secretary for Energy Resources, Geoffrey Pyatt, will travel to Athens and Istanbul from Tuesday through Thursday to discuss energy issues and security priorities.

The funeral for renowned Greek composer Mimis Plessas is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the First Cemetery of Athens.

Greece plans to repay Support Mechanism loans of nearly 8 billion euros in December, as revealed in the draft state budget for 2025 that National Economy Minister Kostis Hatzidakis tabled in Parliament on Monday.

The governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, has emphasized that despite the progress made by Greek banks on key fronts, challenges remain.

Investments of 1 billion euros in Greece are foreseen in the strategic plan of Italgas for 2024-2030 through its subsidiary Enaon, it was announced on Monday.

Cypriot officials have inaugurated two innovative floating fish feeding systems.

The board chairman of the National Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Bank Association, Gkikas Hardouvelis, stated on Monday the capital adequacy ratios of Greek banks are strong and very close to the corresponding European average, while the liquidity ratios far exceed the minimum requirements and the European average.

There has been a sustained investment frenzy in the artificial intelligence sector in recent years, prompting would-be entrepreneurs to turn their sights to secure the attention and ultimately the capital of investors in such companies.

Past experience has shown that an open internal election goes beyond the microcosm of a political party seeking new leadership; it represents a significant democratic milestone.

National Bank remains the focus of attention for traders at the Greek stock market.

PASOK party leader Nikos Androulakis expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of the internal party elections during an interview with Mega TV on Monday, emphasizing that he is open to holding a debate with his opponent in the second round, Haris Doukas.

A fire broke out Monday evening in an abandoned building near the port of Piraeus’ metro station. 

Fears of another possible energy nightmare, which will again test fragile economies, are looming across Europe.

Greece is set to experience an “Indian Summer” or “Saint Demetrius’ Summer” this October, according to the director of the National Meteorological Service, Theodoros Kolydas. 

A group of wild boars was spotted roaming the yards of houses in Menidi, western Athens, on Monday.

Neither the center-right nor, more importantly, the country can take another Mitsotakis-Samaras tiff that will cause political turmoil.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized his government's privatization efforts, in a social media post on Monday, following the recent ratification by Parliament of the new contract for the Attiki Odos.