Satellite imagery of Lake Mornos, an artificial reservoir in central Greece that supplies drinking water to about half of the country’s population, shows that a steady decline in water levels throughout most of 2025 was temporarily halted in late 2025 and early 2026, following recent rainfall and a seasonal increase in inflows.
The ambitious free trade agreement between the European Union and India underscores the EU’s efforts to ink new global partnerships at a time when the Trump administration has rattled the region’s capitals which have long relied on a stable relationship with Washington on trade, defense and diplomacy.
A survivor of Tuesday’s minibus crash that killed seven fans of Greek soccer club PAOK and injured three has claimed that the vehicle’s lane assist system may have contributed to the accident, his doctor said Wednesday.
Greece has formally begun the process to upgrade 38 of its F-16 Block 50 fighter jets to the advanced Viper configuration, with the plan set to be submitted soon for approval by the Council of Chiefs of General Staff.
The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce argued on Wednesday that Greek property suffers from residential shortages and rising prices.
A pine tree fell onto an empty passenger train traveling between Olympia and Katakolo early Tuesday morning, injuring the driver and highlighting safety concerns about vegetation management along Greece’s rail lines.
Repeated calls by PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis for calm on the intra-party front appear to be going unanswered.
The Health Ministry plans to increase by 30% the fee paid per visit to doctors contracted with the National Organization for Health Care Services Provision (EOPYY).
The Migration Ministry has proposed legislation allowing temporary employment agencies to directly hire and place foreign workers, marking a significant shift in labor market policy.