Against the backdrop of an increasingly complex global communications and geopolitical landscape, a conference on public diplomacy will take place on Tuesday at the offices of the Journalists’ Union of the Athens Daily Newspapers (ESIEA) in Athens.
An appeals court prosecutor has recommended the conditional release of Ilias Kasidiaris, the former lawmaker currently serving a prison sentence for his role in the neo-Nazi criminal group Golden Dawn.
The leadership of the Labor Ministry has presented key reforms, as outlined in the new labor bill, that address working hours, overtime, and hiring practices.
Unsuccessful asylum seekers can either “return to their country or go to jail,” Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris has said at the handover ceremony at his new ministry, following the resignation of Makis Voridis amid his alleged involvement in the OPEKEPE case.
Greece is now the fifth most expensive market in Europe for short-term rentals, as the average price per night reaches 250 euros for the period July-August 2025.
A 54-year-old doctor diagnosed with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is showing signs of steady improvement at University Hospital of Larissa.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced on Monday, during a cabinet meeting, the addition of “Artificial Intelligence” to the title of the Ministry of Digital Governance.
Police have arrested a man who allegedly threatened another passenger on a bus operating between Athens International Airport and Spata.
A Greek prosecutor in a trial of seven defendants allegedly involved in a scheme to defraud the European Union by collecting farm subsidies illegally has requested the their conviction.
Cyprus has said it would invite arch-foe Turkey to a summit during its European Union presidency next year despite a decades-long rift over Ankara’s 1974 invasion and its occupation of the northern part of the island.