A major political confrontation erupted on Thursday after Giorgos Xylouris, known as “Frapes,” refused to testify before the Parliament’s investigative committee examining alleged irregularities in agricultural subsidies.
Authorities have announced new measures to curb “balothies” – celebratory gunfire traditionally fired to honor guests and bring good luck – as part of Operation Psiloritis, a broader crackdown on lawlessness on the southern island of Crete, following a recent fatal shooting linked to a family feud.
Ruling New Democracy gained modestly in a Pulse poll conducted for Skai, buoyed by energy initiatives and strong cooperation with the US, the survey showed.
A tense armed incident erupted Tuesday night off Agathonisi when two Turkish fishing vessels entered Greek territorial waters and were confronted by the Hellenic Coast Guard, Greek officials told Kathimerini.
Registered unemployment totaled 768,001 people in October, down 7.8% from October 2024 and up 6.7% in comparison with September 2025, the Public Employment Service (DYPA) said in a report released on Thursday.
Adobe is set to acquire Semrush, the digital marketing and SEO platform with a major office in Limassol, for $1.9 billion.
A joint ministerial decision provides for the expansion of the income criteria in order to increase the number of beneficiaries of the program and the extension of the time period for inclusion in “My Home II.”
In many ways, Robert Icke’s “Oedipus” resembles the classic tragedy many people know and learned in school.
“Last night, the European Commission approved the Greek government’s action plan for the payment of agricultural subsidies,” Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said on Thursday in statements to Open TV.
Greece’s top administrative court has again fined four ministries (Education, Infrastructure, Environment and Development) for failing to implement rulings issued over 13 years ago regarding technical college engineering graduates’ professional rights.