Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged EU prosecutors on Monday to decide swiftly whether to indict lawmakers from his center-right New Democracy party as part of a farm fraud probe, as he seeks to stem the political fallout from the scandal.
Greece will offer annual aid worth 100 million euros ($115 million) in the next five years to help industries and smaller businesses with rising energy costs, Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said on Monday. [Reuters]
Greece’s nationwide preventive health program “Prolamvano” is reshaping public attitudes toward healthcare, experts say, as millions undergo screenings and early diagnoses rise.
The Greek diaspora call them “neophytes.” They are not just one or two – they are dozens, and in recent years their numbers have been increasing.
As of Friday, the second “GRAND Masoutis: hypermarket (the 16th of the Masoutis chain) has been operating in Attica.
Five people were arrested Monday in northern Greece for illegally fishing more than 16,000 sea urchins that are important members of marine ecosystems but also a traditional Lenten delicacy, authorities said.
Two Greek Australian artists, Maria Theodorakis and Katerina Stathis, have been selected for the 2026 cohort of the Malthouse Artist Development Program, a flagship initiative that nurtures emerging theater talent in Victoria, the Greek Herald reported.
February 28, 2026, will go down in the annals of economic history as the moment when the architecture of global trade, honed over decades to maximize cost efficiency, collapsed under the weight of an inescapable physical reality.
The governor of the Bank of Greece on Monday emphasized the importance of maintaining political stability, particularly amid rising global uncertainty caused by the war in the Middle East, during his speech at the bank’s annual general meeting.
Energy scarcity is beginning to concern the EU, which is even considering the rationing option.