Greece is moving to strengthen the weapons arsenal of its AH‑64 Apache attack helicopters through a planned purchase of new laser‑guided Hellfire missiles under a $64 million agreement with the US.
Last week there was a very good development: The representatives of businesses and employees reached an agreement to restore the institution of collective labor agreements, after 13 years.
A new specialized center for young people who engage in self-harm is being launched under the First University Psychiatric Clinic of the University of Athens, aiming to address what experts describe as a growing “silent epidemic.”
Recent research by the Agricultural University of Athens (AUA), the first of its kind, has identified the regions of Greece that have ideal climatic conditions for the cultivation of olive trees.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a concept confined to laboratories or theoretical policy debates. Across the world, nations are investing heavily in AI not only to boost economic growth but also to secure strategic advantage.
The Finance Ministry announced Sunday that tenants who received reduced or zero refunds under the new rent-support scheme can correct their tax declarations and claim the full amount by the end of the year.
A brave history and uniquely beautiful natural setting make Messolongi one of Greece’s most surprising destinations.
A 35-year-old motorcyclist was killed early Sunday in a collision with a taxi in eastern Thessaloniki.
Tensions flared Sunday in the village of Platykampos near Larissa, hours before farmers were due to assemble a major protest blockade in nearby Nikaia.
Domestic industries are waiting for the government to fulfill its pledges and take measures to reduce energy costs.