The Attikon University General Hospital in Athens said it has launched an investigation after two nurses administered the wrong medication to a 22-year-old patient who suffered a serious allergic reaction.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis commemorated the two-year anniversary of Hamas’ attack on Israel by saying that “we stand firmly against hatred and violence.”
Recent reports, primarily in Bloomberg, indicate that Turkey anticipates a settlement to the Halkbank issue that would allow the bank to avoid a protracted legal fight and pay what it called a “manageable” fine.
The countdown has begun for the acceptance of Euronext’s public offer to the shareholders of Hellenic Exchanges (HELEX).
The Greek national soccer team camp opened Monday with a surprise call-up: Ivan Jovanovic summoned Kifissia winger Pavlos Pantelidis for the first time ahead of 2026 World Cup qualifiers in Scotland on Thursday and in Denmark on Sunday.
The draft state budget for 2026 foresees a spending jump of 5.074 billion euros compared to 2025, driven mainly by the investment spending of the Recovery and Resilience Fund, which ends next August, and the pressure to fully absorb the available resources will be great.
The total number of passengers transported through Athens Airport in the first nine months of 2025 amounted to 26.19 million.
The Healthy Ministry is launching a nationwide push for organ-donor registrations, with thousands of emails being sent out via the IDIKA platform to adult residents of Greece.
The Education Ministry is rolling out a digital platform allowing parents to track the status of their child’s application for special classroom support at state evaluation centers, known as KEDASY, after a surge in requests has led to assessment delays.
Three young men pretending to be members of the police force were arrested in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, when they unwittingly attempted to pull over an off-duty police officer.