Acknowledging that criticism of the European Union is, in some cases, justified, Sustainable Transport and Tourism Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas notes in an interview with Kathimerini that the EU has “often reacted after the fact.”
Nineteen Greek archaeological sites, including the Roman Agora of Thessaloniki, Frangokastello in Sfakia, the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, and the northern wall of Amphipolis, are opening their grounds to culinary events through the “Eaternity Experience” program run by the Organization for the Management and Development of Cultural Resources (ODAP).
Greek airline SKY Express has launched a new direct flight connection between Athens and Lisbon.
Representatives of the most important tour operators of the Serbian capital (Filip Travel, Argus Tours, Ponte Travel) visited the island of Chios and expressed their strong interest in restarting direct charter flights from Belgrade to Chios.
Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) data show that overdue taxes increased by 5.7 billion euros between January and August 2025. When fines and court decisions are included, the total rises to €6.13 billion.
The path is clear for the Kourio mixed-use development in Limassol.
Every advanced educational system has a national school graduation diploma of one form or another confirming the completion of formal instruction.
Deputy Foreign Minister Harry Theoharis condemned an arson attack on his political office in the Athens district of Agios Dimitrios, calling it “an act of cowardice, blind violence, and a direct affront to democracy.”
The new housing program that the government is currently negotiating with the European Commission, so as to increase the supply of old homes on the market, is expected to begin after February 2026.
Panathinaikos had its home advantage make the difference against Maccabi on Tuesday.