Greek olive oil producer Konstantinos Papadopoulos wasted little time when the threat of US tariffs was floated by President Donald Trump in the spring. He immediately started looking for alternative buyers around the world.
Greek teachers assigned to schools in high-tourism regions, especially the South Aegean islands, face another year of severe housing shortages and sky-high rents.
It is widely acknowledged that the administration of justice in Greece is often subject to significant delays.
As part of the Simone Leigh exhibition “Anatomy of Architecture” at the Agora, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center is hosting a workshop for young people in collaboration with the AfroGreeks collective.
The benchmark of the Greek bourse posted gains for the fourth week in a row with its small growth on Friday.
A public health alert was issued in the northern Greek resort town of Neos Marmaras after five tourists reported symptoms of food poisoning to Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY), allegedly after eating meat from a local food stall.
Greece’s Ombudsman is demanding the permanent closure of the Malakasa refugee facility, citing a 2023 Supreme Administrative Court ruling that declared the installation’s licensing illegal.
The Organized Crime Directorate (DAOE), often referred to as the “Greek FBI,” is expected to begin asset seizures within two weeks against individuals who fraudulently received EU agricultural subsidies through OPEKEPE, Greece’s farm payments agency.
The Ministry of Migration and Asylum has approved a proposal from Crete’s regional authorities to create temporary accommodation spaces for migrants arriving on the island from Libya.
The Greek government said Friday it will take legislative action if new withdrawal fees reported at former Piraeus Bank ATMs now operated by private firm Cashflex are confirmed.