Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and Culture Minister Lina Mendoni signed a joint decision on Tuesday to establish a committee for the maintenance of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the ministries announced.
The tax administration is entering a new era of tax audits, where data is cross-checked in real time and transactions are monitored at the moment they are made.
Tsiknopempti or Smoky Thursday, is the last big Greek Orthodox meat feast before the start of Lent, and is a movable celebration that arrives on February 12 this year.
Major changes in recycling are coming to Greece in 2026. The country is set to roll out a new system for returning plastic bottles and metal cans in exchange for a refund.
A 54-year-old Hellenic Air Force colonel was remanded in custody on Tuesday over allegations of leaking classified military information to China, following an eight-and-a-half-hour interrogation by a military prosecutor at the Athens Air Court.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged livestock farmers Tuesday to redouble efforts against the spread of sheep and goat pox, voicing hope that the epidemic is on the wane and can be eradicated over the next two months.
The Coast Guard received 138 new SUVs across Greece on Tuesday to strengthen its land-based operational capacity, said the shipping ministry.
Police in Thessaloniki said Tuesday they have arrested a man in possession of hundreds of forged €20 banknotes, shortly after another three people were taken into custody in a nearby town in an apparently related case.
The Thessaloniki Film Festival is supporting the international promotion of Greek cinema by hosting four Greek producers at the European Film Market (EFM) during the Berlin Film Festival.
Once famous for its vibrant nightlife, the Cycladic island is re-emerging as one of Greece’s most compelling destinations for 2026.