Ministry says debt settlements reach historic high
Debt settlements reached via an out-of-court mechanism hit a historic high in January, with a total of €773 million dealt with through the mechanism’s platform, the Finance Ministry said Thursday.
Flu threat persists
Influenza activity remains high in Greece despite a slight decline, according to the latest respiratory infection surveillance report by the National Public Health Organization (EODY).
For peace, more Ukrainians consider the once-unthinkable: Surrendering land
Khrystyna Yurchenko worked hard to build a life in the eastern Ukrainian region known as the Donbas, where she pours her energy into the popular dance studio she owns.
Cyprus posts record with 2025 arrivals
Cyprus welcomed a record-breaking 4.53 million visitors in 2025, marking the most successful year in the island’s tourism history.
Going up a level
Greek tourism has moved up to a new level. Visitor reviews confirm it, as does the steady expansion into new markets, driven by a growing air transport network that reaches destinations like India and South Korea.
Greek women match men’s Euro water polo bronze
World champion Greece had to compromise with a bronze medal at women’s water polo Europeans in Portugal.
Travelers vote Epirus among world’s most hospitable regions
As revealed by the 14th Traveler Review Awards, based on over 370 million reviews from travelers from all over the world on Booking.com.
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Dendias’ Washington narrative
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented a well-structured narrative about the regional role our country plays during his short trip to Washington this week. Judging by the mood, he was heard.
Woman killed, three injured in triple-vehicle Crete accident
A woman was killed and three others were injured in a traffic accident in Crete on Thursday following a collision involving three vehicles, authorities said.