The low number of applications for the legal acquisition of encroached land of the Greek state by its trespassers has forced the government to extend the process by one year, while giving the applicants the necessary time to gather supporting documents.
Greece’s political landscape showed little movement after the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), with a new poll suggesting the ruling New Democracy party remains ahead but without gains.
The US produces liquefied natural gas and the Greek fleet, the world’s most powerful, is able to ship it the world over, said Kikilias.
Tensions rose on Crete after clashes between migrants broke out in the town of Agyia, highlighting what officials described as security limits being exceeded and serious public health risks.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended his economic policies in a televised interview on Antenna TV on Wednesday, warning that opposition proposals could risk renewed oversight of Greece’s finances.
Greek police contacted Mariah, the wife of NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo, after she reported receiving threatening social media messages from an alleged Turkish individual during EuroBasket 2025.
A 64-year-old woman was killed late Wednesday night in a crash involving several vehicles on Vouliagmenis Avenue in southern Athens, near the former US military base at Elliniko.
Art Athina, Greece’s largest annual visual arts event and one of Europe’s longest-running art fairs, returns to Zappeio Hall from September 18 to 22.
Dozens of protesters gathered outside the National Gallery in Athens on Wednesday evening to demand the removal of a series of engravings by visual artist Christophoros Katsadiotis they say are offensive to the Greek Orthodox faith.
A coalition of advocacy organizations and fan groups called on European soccer federations, including Greece’s, to boycott Israel in a billboard in New York’s Times Square that went live on Tuesday, kicking off the #GameOverIsrael campaign months ahead of the World Cup.