Dozens of protesters gathered outside the National Gallery in Athens on Wednesday evening to demand the removal of a series of engravings by visual artist Christophoros Katsadiotis they say are offensive to the Greek Orthodox faith.
A coalition of advocacy organizations and fan groups called on European soccer federations, including Greece’s, to boycott Israel in a billboard in New York’s Times Square that went live on Tuesday, kicking off the #GameOverIsrael campaign months ahead of the World Cup.
The National Observatory of Athens forecasts a significant temperature plunge of 5-6 degrees Celsius on Thursday across Greece.
Tensions in the Aegean highlighted the fragile foundation of Greek-Turkish relations this week, as the planned deployment of Turkey’s research vessel Piri Reis raised fears of escalation just days before world leaders gather for the UN General Assembly in New York.
Bids amounting to almost 1 billion euros were submitted in an auction of 10-year Greek government bonds (GGB) held on Wednesday, the Public Debt Management Agency announced.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras advocated the early repayment of the loans that the country has received under the first memorandum on Wednesday, arguing that today Greece is an example of resilience and stability.
The sacred texts of Judaism and Islam are in absolute agreement when it comes to the pig: It is taboo, unclean and unfit for human consumption.
Supermarkets in Cyprus are thriving, recording strong turnover in 2024 and again this year.
Noval Property, a real estate investment company listed on the Athens Stock Exchange, on Tuesday reported rental revenues of 17.7 million euros in the first half of 2025, an increase of €1.8 million (+11%) compared to the first half of 2024.
In statements at the Athens International Investment Summit on Wednesday, GEK Terna Group Chairman and CEO Giorgos Peristeris focused on the conditions that will render Greece a regional logistics hub, with infrastructure that is “green” and has high added value.