Keele University Greece receives law degree accreditation
Keele University Greece earns official accreditation for its undergraduate Law program, combining Greek, European, and international legal education in Athens.
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MRB Survey: 8 in 10 Metropolitan College Graduates Are Employed
A new MRB Hellas survey reveals 81% of Metropolitan College graduates are employed, surpassing Greece’s national average by 14 percentage points.
Aktor Opens Book for €650M Share Capital Increase
Aktor opens its €650M share capital increase book, backed by UBS, BofA & Goldman Sachs, as part of an ambitious €3B investment plan.
AVIN wins two major awards at Loyalty Awards 2026
AVIN wins Gold and Bronze at Loyalty Awards 2026, recognizing its loyalty marketing excellence and innovative customer reward strategies.
SEAJETS Superstar returns to Rafina with daily Cyclades ferry routes
SEAJETS’ fully renovated Superstar ferry launches daily sailings from Rafina to Andros, Tinos, and Mykonos starting July 18.
Mitsotakis to ND MPs: Elections in spring 2027, constitutional reform ahead, and middle-class support measures at Thessaloniki Fair
Greek PM Mitsotakis addresses ND MPs, confirms spring 2027 elections, previews TIF middle-class support measures and Constitutional Revision plans.
Prophet Elijah: Why He Is Considered One of the Greatest Prophets of the Old Testament – The Miracle of the Ravens, the Fire from Heaven, and His Ascension in a Chariot of Fire (Video)
Prophet Elijah is one of the most prominent figures of the Old Testament and is especially venerated by the Orthodox Church. He lived around the 9th century BC and came from Tishbe in Gilead. His…
Aspropyrgos explosion: urgent blood donation appeal for burned worker
A family urgently appeals for blood donations after a deadly Aspropyrgos explosion leaves a 28-year-old worker with burns to over 40% of his body.
Tsipras’ Greek Left Party completes structure with new Political Committee
Alexis Tsipras’ new Greek Left party finalizes its Political Committee just weeks after its founding, gearing up for elections with a full policy program.
Turkey-Egypt rapprochement alarms Athens: What Greece is doing
Athens is on alert as Turkey and Egypt deepen military ties, raising fears of a new EEZ deal that could reshape Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics.
Greece’s 72-installment tax debt relief plan: Complete guide for taxpayers
Greece launches a 72-installment tax debt relief scheme for 1.3 million taxpayers. Here’s everything you need to know about eligibility and key terms.
Greece’s ruling party rallies ahead of Thessaloniki International Fair
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis rallies New Democracy MPs ahead of the Thessaloniki Fair, focusing on constitutional reform and economic relief measures.
Rena Dourou: SYRIZA’s new parliamentary leader hits the ground running
SYRIZA’s new parliamentary group leader Rena Dourou hits the ground running with her first major appearances in Parliament this week.
Greece Heatwave Peaks Monday–Tuesday: Temperatures to Exceed 40°C
Greece’s heatwave peaks Monday and Tuesday as temperatures soar above 40°C across the mainland, with meteorologist Thodoris Kolydas warning of intense heat.
ECB to hold interest rates Thursday amid Middle East uncertainty
ECB set to hold rates steady Thursday as Middle East tensions and rising oil prices cloud the outlook for September policy decisions.
Out-of-Court Debt Settlement Now Available from €5,000: How It Works
Greece lowers its out-of-court debt settlement threshold to €5,000, unlocking access for up to 1 million debtors starting July 27, 2026.
Iran-US conflict: New American strikes and Iranian drone attacks on Kuwait
The U.S. completes its 8th night of strikes on Iran as Iranian drones hit Kuwait bases. Casualties mount and the Strait of Hormuz faces renewed closure.
Greece’s public transport revolution: 1,700 buses by 2028 and new trains
Greece’s Deputy Transport Minister reveals plans for 1,700 buses in Attica by 2028, new trains, rail upgrades, and tougher e-scooter safety laws.
Greeks feel close to God but only 11.4% attend church weekly, MRB survey reveals
A new MRB survey reveals Greeks score 6.7/10 on religious closeness, yet only 11.4% attend church weekly — while 67.7% proudly identify as European citizens.
Russia launches largest ballistic missile attack on Ukraine: 40+ missiles and 120 drones
Russia launched its largest-ever ballistic missile attack on Ukraine, firing 40+ missiles and 120 drones at Kyiv, killing one and injuring 16.