Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Saturday that Greeks can trust the country’s armed forces during “turbulent times,” highlighting their operational readiness and outlining plans to strengthen national air defenses.
Applications for Greece’s “golden visa” residency scheme continued to decline in early 2026 following stricter investment requirements introduced last year.
There may be a strong investment interest expressed in the creation of data centers in Greece, but the capacity of the national grid to support such large investments is under careful evaluation.
The primary suspect in the stabbing death of a 20-year-old soccer fan turned himself in to police Friday, in what authorities are cautiously treating as the latest episode in an escalating cycle of hooliganism-related violence in Greece’s second-largest city.
A Greek-flagged tanker was struck off the Russian port of Novorossiysk in the Black Sea early on Saturday, Shipping Minister Vasilis Kikilias has said.
The power grid link between Crete and Attica boosts energy independence and upgrades tourism on Crete, Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) Chairman and CEO Manos Manousakis said on Friday.
Aegean Airlines chairman Eftichios Vassilakis said this week that Aegean’s entry into the Indian market has been postponed to 2027.
Europe should act swiftly to contain pressures and protect its economies and citizens if high energy prices persist for a prolonged period because of the US-Israeli war on Iran, said Kyriakos Pierrakakis, head of eurozone finance ministers, on Friday.
Cypriot farms hit by foot-and-mouth disease will have to kill all animals on site.
Legend has it that when Alexander the Great began his expedition against the Persian Empire, he was confronted with the famous Gordian Knot—an impossibly tangled rope said to grant dominion over Asia to whoever could untie it.