In 2026, the Ministry of National Defense and the leadership of the Armed Forces are expected to take key steps in establishing the country’s multi-layered air defense program, known as the “Achilles Shield.”
The Education Ministry has announced that the first phase of clearing university registries of inactive or ‘eternal’ students has been completed, with 308,605 students removed as of December 31, 2025.
Greece’s manufacturing sector saw an improvement in December as new orders rose at a faster pace, although supply chain disruptions slowed output growth, S&P Global reported on Thursday.
Mountain hotels near Greece’s leading ski resorts, designed for winter days and longer stays.
The Republic of Cyprus has assumed the presidency of the Council of the European Union at a moment of profound change, Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has said.
They have reinvigorated the dialogue between domestic cultural production and international artistic networks, while leaving a visible mark on their surrounding neighborhoods.
From ornate pomegranates to mythology-inspired jewelry, “gouria” are small objects with a long cultural memory – and a hopeful way to welcome in the New Year.
Greece has offered to receive burn victims from a deadly fire at a New Year’s Eve party in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana, following a request by Switzerland to the European Union’s Civil Protection Mechanism, diplomatic sources said Friday.
Police arrested a 36-year-old man in the northwestern city of Ioannina on Thursday night on charges including endangering a minor and violating drug laws, authorities said.
Three men have been arrested on Crete on suspicion of maliciously killing 40 lambs on a farm.