Remote scenarios of a coalition government led by New Democracy but headed by a non-party prime minister are circulating in political backchannels, though sources close to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis dismiss them as unlikely.
National Bank of Greece is implementing its plan for the next few years, with an eye on promising foreign markets.
Creepy, zany and demonstrably fake content is often called “slop.” The word’s proliferation online, in part thanks to the widespread availability of generative artificial intelligence, landed it Merriam-Webster’s 2025 word of the year.
Authorities have seized a large quantity of cocaine, estimated by police to exceed one tonne, on a Greek-owned vessel, Kathimerini has learned.
The 22 airports managed by the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority, including that of Naxos (pictured), are small, with outdated infrastructure and intense seasonality.
Greece is positioning itself within the strategic map emerging from the US under President Donald Trump, as officials in Athens assess that Washington’s direction has been clear since he took office nearly 11 months ago.
Several alleged members of a criminal organization dismantled by Greek police over the weekend went on to submit agricultural subsidy applications containing false information to Greece’s state payment agency, OPEKEPE, for the year 2025, even after a major corruption scandal had erupted, according to findings from a police investigation.
The European Commission has officially called out Nicosia for failing to meet key environmental obligations.
The start of the Super League regular season second round offered fans plenty of emotion, with Olympiakos drawing at Aris and PAOK losing at Atromitos, benefitting AEK.
Something that disappeared with Brexit – yet never quite became “news” – was the privileged access once enjoyed to the great universities that, until then, were located within the European Union. Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, UCL – some of the finest universities in Europe – now sit “outside the walls.”