Eurozone factory activity remained in contraction territory in January for the third straight month amid persistent weakness in new orders despite output returning to growth, a survey showed.
Greek and Italian experts are cooperating to study, document and conserve looted ancient pottery coming from illegal excavations in both countries, Greece’s Culture Ministry said Monday.
In olive groves and vineyards dotted across Spain, sensors and drones paid for by Europe’s largest recovery fund since the post-war Marshall Plan are gathering soil data to feed into AI models which will help farmers better manage their crops.
Greece’s independent tax authority, AADE, on Monday warned members of the public of a new scam involving fraudulent text messages about supposedly unpaid road tax.
Ten members of the New Left’s central committee announced Monday that they are leaving the party over disagreements about its political direction.
For decades, the Greek state has tolerated illegal construction, voting in a series of laws allowing homeowners who built illegally or exceeded the area stated in building permits to declare illegal construction and get away by paying relatively small fines.
In an interview with Kathimerini, former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, has defended his policy of neutrality in the disputes that arose between nominal allies Greece and Turkey, and took credit for creating a deterrence procedure that, according to him, averted serious escalation of tensions.
The conservative government is set to present its priorities and outline the next steps toward revising the country’s constitution.
A towering mural honoring opera legend Maria Callas in the southern Greek city of Kalamata has been named the world’s best mural for 2025 by Street Art Cities, an international platform that documents and promotes urban art.
A truck driver has been arrested on Greece’s northeastern land border with Turkey on suspicion of trying to smuggle immigrants into the country, police said Monday.