Athens is facing a worsening water crisis after its two main reservoirs, Mornos and Yliki, lost about 40% of their reserves over recent years, officials said, pushing Attica into its most severe shortage in a decade.
European Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness Commissioner Roxana Minzatu has congratulated Greece on the signing of a social agreement with national social partners, the Labor and Social Insurance Ministry has said.
Police dismantled a sophisticated phone scam operation in mid-November that targeted more than 1,000 people across Greece, stealing an estimated €7.6 million in cash and valuables.
“Me, a sinner,” his T-shirt reads – in Cyrillic. His name is Father Moses, and in his popular YouTube videos he shows off the enormous weights he lifts – along with the equally large cross that hangs on his chest.
Greece and Ireland have “much to learn from one another,” Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has told his Irish counterpart, Simon Harris, as he began his tour promoting his candidacy for the Eurogroup presidency in Dublin.
Indonesia’s embassy in Athens marked the country’s 80th anniversary with a diplomatic reception on Wednesday, highlighting Jakarta’s growing global role and deepening ties with Greece.
Greek stocks and bonds are on the radar of international investors as they slowly lay out their strategies for 2026.
Two of the three farmers arrested at the Nikaia junction south of Larissa, Thessaly, during ongoing protests secured an extension to testify, with the court proceedings postponed to December 4.
Greece and Armenia have confirmed their excellent relations during a meeting between President of the Republic Konstantinos Tasoulas and President of the National Assembly of Armenia Alen Simonyan, who is visiting Greece.
Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras on Monday called on protesting farmers to engage in dialogue with the government, saying officials are using every available fiscal measure to support those working in the primary sector.