Olympiakos started off in the Euroleague with a loss at Fenerbahce, after holder Panathinaikos had to work harder than expected to defeat Alba in Berlin.

The completion of the National Bank stake sale on Thursday allowed for a bourse rebound on Friday.

The financing of international and domestic investors to Greek-owned startup companies has broken the barrier of $1 billion.

The case of Lasithi on the island of Crete, where over 30 hectares of subsidized land can be leased for just €300 annually, is one example of the sort of suspicions raised regarding shady dealings when it comes to EU funding.

While boosting the housing stock is recognized as the only way to control real estate prices, the state remains the owner of the largest stock of vacant real estate.

More than 900,000 properties remain vacant and underutilized across Greece, according to real estate experts.

Firefighters in Ilia, western Peloponnese, are battling multiple wildfires, with one firefighter seriously injured and several homes under threat from advancing flames.

Watching Donald Trump on our screens for so long is like living in a story that could have been written by a Roman historian about the character and deeds of an emperor of his time – with all the grandiose, frightening and simply unbelievable details.

Police in Athens have announced the arrest of two teenagers outside a primary school on suspicion of selling cannabis.

Addressing the current state of Greek-Turkish relations, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis offered cautious optimism while emphasizing ongoing challenges during an interview with Mega TV.

The Athens International Film Festival has become the latest movie competition to cancel screenings of the documentary “Russians at War” citing security concerns.

Santorini’s mayor and a Cyclades lawmaker are raising concerns over a proposed legislative amendment they claim quietly alters protections for the island’s caldera.

The European Commission obtained the necessary support in a vote to impose duties of up to 45% on imported electric vehicles made in China, as part of the EU’s highest-profile probe into alleged Chinese subsidies that has provoked threats of retaliation from Beijing.

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced on Friday several changes to Greece’s mandatory military service, set to be implemented within the next two years as part of the 2030 Agenda. 

Firefighters are battling a large wildfire in the western Peloponnese that local officials say threatens residential areas.

Bulgargaz, the Bulgarian state-owned natural gas distribution company, has said that French oil major TotalEnergies ranked first in a tender offer to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) in November and December to the Alexandroupoli terminal in Greece.

Eight Romanian soccer fans arrested just after they crossed the border into Greece have been sentenced to 30 days’ imprisonment under fan violence laws.

An elderly man was found unresponsive after being crushed by a tractor on his property near the northern city of Naousa, Imathia.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) had ruled Friday that gender and nationality alone were sufficient for a country to grant asylum to women from Afghanistan, where the ruling Taliban have sharply curtailed women’s rights.

Musician Jannis Anastasakis and visual artist Natalia Manta invite the Grix Trio to the TV Control Center (91A Kyprou & 35A Sikinou) on October 30 for a collaborative audiovisual show