Over 80% of Greek businesses see messaging as revenue driver
New study reveals messaging evolution from simple communication to revenue-driving business tool, with Greek companies embracing unified platforms.
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Greece raises minimum wage to €920: Focus on worker income boost
Greece announces minimum wage increase to €920, prioritizing worker income boost within economic capabilities while supporting small businesses.
Greece digitizes seizure lifting process for faster debt relief
Greece’s tax authority digitizes seizure lifting procedures starting April 2026, enabling faster debt relief and reduced bureaucracy for taxpayers.
Fuel Pass 2026: Platform opens next week, eligible citizens get up to €60
Greece’s Fuel Pass 2026 platform launches next week offering €25-60 fuel subsidies to 2.8 million citizens, with island residents receiving maximum support.
Drunk driver crashes into building entrance in Athens suburb
47-year-old Georgian woman crashes into multiple vehicles and building entrance in Athens while driving drunk and without a license.
Vouliagmeni tragedy: Body recovery from “devil’s well” set for Saturday
Cave diving recovery operation planned for Saturday at Greece’s notorious “devil’s well” where 34-year-old diver died. Dangerous currents make mission complex.
Heavy snowfall hits Greece in March: Videos show white landscapes
Unusual March snowfall transforms Greek mountains into winter wonderland. Videos show rare snow-covered landscapes in Epirus and Macedonia regions.
Female Air Force pilot breaks barriers: “Gender doesn’t define abilities or limits”
Female Air Force Wing Commander shares her inspiring journey as a pilot, proving that gender doesn’t define limits in aviation careers and military service.
Patras: 8-month-old baby fights infection after abuse injuries
8-month-old baby hospitalized in Patras fights life-threatening infection after suspected abuse injuries. Mother arrested as police investigate shocking case.
Greece’s tourism resilient to Middle East conflict, minister says
Greek Tourism Minister says country’s tourism sector remains unaffected by Middle East conflict, with data showing resilience despite regional tensions.
Greek FM Gerapetritis visits Libya: Benghazi and Tripoli talks
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis visits Libya for crucial talks with Haftar in Benghazi and officials in Tripoli regarding maritime borders and investments.
Floridis on Tempi trial: “Wednesday those allowed by law will enter, courtroom is Greece’s largest”
Justice Minister Floridis assures Tempi tragedy trial will resume Wednesday with proper security controls in Greece’s largest courtroom despite opening chaos.
Greece moves closer to first exploratory oil drilling in northwest Ionian
Greece advances oil exploration in the Ionian Sea with ExxonMobil partnership, targeting 2027 drilling to boost energy security and geopolitical position.
Kyranakis announces 125 new electric buses for Piraeus Wednesday
Greek transport minister announces major infrastructure upgrades including 125 new electric buses for Piraeus and new metro trains after Easter.
Digital empowerment for 6,500 elderly and disabled citizens
Greek government launches digital skills program for 6,500 elderly and disabled citizens, while expanding childcare support with up to €500 per mother nationwide.
Turkish propaganda claims 40 Greek islands: How it connects to the new geopolitical chessboard
Turkish propaganda falsely claims Israel plans to rent 40 Greek islands for 50 years as “refuges,” escalating regional tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.
US-Iran prepare for talks amid threats over Hormuz Strait alliance
US and Iran prepare for direct talks in Pakistan while tensions escalate over Hormuz Strait alliance as UAE joins Western efforts to reopen critical oil route.
Middle East crisis: Six killed in Iran attack, Trump considers 10,000 more troops
Middle East war escalates as Iran targets UAE infrastructure, Israel strikes Tehran government buildings, and Trump considers major troop deployment.
Araghchi: Illegal war by two nuclear bullying regimes, US and Israel betrayed diplomacy
Iran’s Foreign Minister accuses US and Israel of waging illegal war, calls attack on diplomacy a betrayal at UN Human Rights Council emergency session.
Holy Light ceremony proceeds despite potential ban in Jerusalem
Holy Fire ceremony in Jerusalem faces potential Israeli ban amid Middle East conflict, as Christian leaders prepare contingency plans for Easter celebrations.