Despite efforts to tackle Greece’s mounting private debt – now totaling €89 billion – millions of borrowers remain off the radar, making regulation and recovery more difficult, industry leaders warned at the 10th Delphi Economic Forum on Thursday.
A 27-year-old man lost his life in a car accident in Thessaloniki early Friday morning, when his vehicle veered off the road and crashed onto a road sign.
In today’s global economy – which is increasingly beginning to resemble a Roman-era arena marked by ruleless competition – the key question is how the newly announced (and then partially reversed) web of high tariffs by the US president will be implemented.
Greek authorities are intensifying efforts to prevent illegal fishing at Lake Doirani, a transboundary lake shared by Greece and North Macedonia, during the critical fish spawning season.
March inflation eased slightly to 2.4% from 2.5% in February, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), though several household costs soared by over 10% on an annual basis.
The long-awaited electric interconnection project between Greece and Cyprus is emerging as a key point of contention in the ongoing geopolitical standoff between Athens and Ankara.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented a comprehensive 12-year defense modernization program to Parliament on Thursday, aimed at enhancing Greece’s military capabilities from 2025 to 2036.
The opening session of the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum, to take place next month in Iraklio, Crete, will tackle the thorny issue of the role of cruise tourism in overtourism, as part of the general debate about the need for new marquee ports and destinations.
For the past week, President Donald Trump has been urging calm in the face of the financial chaos that he created and resisting calls for him to rethink his approach.
Tourism officials are expressing cautious optimism about Cyprus’ 2025 Easter holiday season, with early bookings and rising airport traffic pointing to another strong year for the island’s travel sector.