“150 Years of Lilly”: A landmark celebration shaping the future of pharma
Lilly marks 150 years with a landmark celebration in Greece, honoring decades of pharmaceutical innovation and a commitment to improving patient lives.
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AKTOR Group’s €1 billion capital raise: where the firepower is headed
AKTOR Group launches a €1 billion financing drive to transform into Southeast Europe’s most powerful infrastructure group by 2031.
Mode Plagal dazzle at Roman Agora, launching the 1st Attica Roots Festival
Mode Plagal wowed 300+ fans at Athens’ Roman Agora, kicking off the brand-new Attica Roots Festival with a night of Greek tradition and world music.
Belgium breaks 50-year temperature record as heatwave grips Europe
Belgium shatters a 50-year temperature record as a powerful heatwave sweeps Europe, with fans and AC units selling out across the country.
CrediaBank unveils the inCrediables: Greek Olympic champions take the spotlight
CrediaBank launches the inCrediables campaign, spotlighting Greek Olympic and Paralympic champions as icons of teamwork, resilience, and inclusion.
Papastratos shakes up leadership with new strategic appointments
Papastratos announces major leadership changes, appointing Alexandros Chatzopoulos as Vice President and giving Iakövos Kargarötos a new strategic role.
HELLENiQ Energy CEO: “Those who think hydrocarbons have no future will run out of energy”
HELLENiQ Energy CEO Andreas Siamisis warns that dismissing hydrocarbons risks an energy crisis, as drilling results and seismic data are expected by 2027.
Oil prices return to pre-war levels: WTI below $70, Brent at $72
Oil prices hit pre-war lows as US-Iran talks advance, with Brent falling to $72 and WTI dropping below $70 per barrel.
Greece property tax overhaul: fines up to €1,000 for false declarations
Greece introduces fines up to €1,000 for false property declarations and overhauls ENFIA tax calculations based on actual square footage.
Shein & Temu orders: new EU tariffs from July 1 explained
Starting July 1, 2026, Shein and Temu orders face a new €3-per-item EU import duty. Here’s what it means and how to reduce your costs.
Digital euro and cash will coexist in Europe, ECB clarifies
The ECB confirms the digital euro and cash will coexist, with Christine Lagarde guaranteeing citizens’ freedom to choose how they pay.
Greece’s 2026 National Exams: Low top scores across subjects — Physics the exception
Greece’s 2026 National Exams results are in: top grades were rare in most subjects, but Physics saw a dramatic surge — here’s the full breakdown.
Bee sting triggers anaphylactic shock in Thessaloniki man — saved by rapid EKAB response
A 55-year-old man in Thessaloniki went into anaphylactic shock after a bee sting and was saved by the rapid response of EKAB emergency teams.
Helicopter crash in Metsovo: Eyewitness describes final moments before it sank into Lake Aoös
An eyewitness captured on video the dramatic crash of a firefighting helicopter into Lake Aoös in Metsovo, Greece, describing the terrifying final moments.
Death of 36-year-old doctor in Mytilene: Autopsy reveals multi-organ failure
A 36-year-old doctor died days after giving birth in Mytilene. Autopsy reveals multi-organ failure as investigators probe possible septic shock.
Greek actress Maro Kontou: 92-year-old man armed with knife tried to enter her hospital room
A 92-year-old man carrying a knife was stopped by security after trying to enter Greek actress Maro Kontou’s hospital room late Wednesday night.
Takis Gkonias funeral: Mourners gather in Livadeia to pay their respects (Photos)
Greek football veteran Takis Gkonias was laid to rest in Livadeia on Thursday, as friends, family, and football figures gathered to bid farewell to the 54-year-old.
Greece builds digital “wall” along entire northern border
Greece announces a digital surveillance network along its entire northern border, from Igoumenitsa to Evros, to strengthen security and border control.
SYRIZA leader Famellos fires back at internal opposition
SYRIZA leader Famellos hits back at internal opposition, outlining five party priorities and demanding respect for democratic rules ahead of the TIF.
Greece’s Deputy FM: Only Congress Can Lift Turkey’s F-35 Sanctions
Greece’s Deputy FM says only the U.S. Congress can lift Turkey’s F-35 sanctions, as Greece advances its own fighter jet acquisition and strengthens its armed forces.