Veterinary authorities have declared Lesvos island a surveillance zone after confirming a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in cattle, banning all movement of animals, animal products and feed off the island.
Hundreds of faithful gathered at the Church of Saint Mary of Blachernae of Constantinople (modern day Istanbul), where the Akathist Hymn was first chanted 1,400 years ago, to sing the Third Stasis of the Salutations service.
Taxi drivers in Athens extended their strike into a second day Wednesday, vowing to stay off the roads for as long as a contentious bill introduced by the Transport Ministry remains under discussion in Parliament.
Powerful winds carrying sea salt destroyed early potato crops in eastern Cyprus.
The value of Greek exports to the US remained almost unchanged in 2025, despite the uncertainty caused by the imposition of tariffs on global trade by the Trump administration, according to a report from the Office of Economic and Commercial Affairs of the Embassy of Greece in Washington.
Hellenic Train has announced the partial resumption of rail services in the Evros region.
Employers and employees met at the offices of the Hellenic Confederation of Professionals, Craftsmen and Merchants (GSEVEE) on Tuesday to sign two new sector collective labor agreements, related to food services and tourism and to bakeries.