Four men have been arrested in central Greece for allegedly defrauding an elderly woman out of tens of thousands of euros worth of cash and jewellery using a widespread but highly effective phone scam, authorities said Friday.
The government is considering using part of the budget’s primary surplus to provide immediate support to households and businesses amid soaring fuel prices.
Former Thessaloniki governor Panagiotis Psomiadis has been sentenced to 10 years in prison – suspended pending appeal – for breach of trust, instigating breach of trust and false certification in the so-called “45s” case.
Three Hellenic Navy vessels will open to the public over five days as part of the celebrations for Greek Independence Day on March 25.
Businesses that fail to make use of artificial intelligence risk being edged out by those that do while AI agents will soon come to perform tasks equivalent to a CEO’s, speakers told a technology conference in Athens on Friday.
The Foreign Ministry has coordinated the repatriation of more than 2,000 Greek citizens from the Persian Gulf region amid the US and Israeli attacks on Iran, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said Friday.
The American College of Greece showcased its transformation into an AI-first institution during the “The Future of Higher Education” session at EmTech Europe 2026.
A young man has been arrested in northern Greece over a violent attack that left a woman with severe head injuries at the entrance to her block of flats this week, police said Friday.
Police have arrested an art gallery owner, seized suspected fake paintings and confiscated large amounts of cash in a raid on a warehouse in the Elliniko area in Athens.
Nine ancient Greek vases that were stolen from the antiquities-rich Peloponnese region decades ago and ended up in a Budapest museum are being returned to Greece, the Culture Ministry said Friday.