Economic confidence in Greece fell slightly in January, with the index dropping to 105.4 from 106.9 in December, according to the Foundation for Economic & Industrial Research (IOBE).
Greek police has confirmed that a missing teen traveled by plane to Germany on the first day of her disappearance, spokesperson Konstantia Dimoglidou said in an interview with state-run broadcaster ERT.
Municipal authorities in the region of Ilia, in the western part of the Peloponnese, were on alert on Tuesday as heavy rains raised Alfeios River’s water levels.
The prime minister on Monday opened the debate on constitutional revision, seeking to reshape the political agenda not only for the immediate period but for the coming months in Parliament.
Corfu Town ushered in the 2026 Carnival on Sunday evening with a spectacle that fused pageantry, history and satire, as masked revelers in powdered wigs and brocaded gowns filled the island’s historic squares.
Private sector salaries last year averaged €1,362.66 gross, up €20 compared to 2024, while the average full-time salary increased to €1,516, from €1,478 a year earlier (up €37).
Greece ranks much lower than countries traditionally considered friendly and reliable for the establishment of innovative businesses – but also from neighboring countries, such as Bulgaria and Romania – in terms of the business environment it offers to founders with ambitions for international growth.
Aspasia Papadaki, recognized as the first female lyre player of Crete, has died at the age of 94.
The Bank of Greece projects the country’s economy will grow steadily at 2.1% from 2025 through 2027 and 2% in 2028, according to its latest report.
Last week kicked off with heated discussions about a controversial new family law provision that appeared almost tailored to an ongoing legal dispute involving the minister of tourism.