METLEN, Thales Alenia Space & Thales Hellas partner for Greek defense satellite program
METLEN, Thales Alenia Space, and Thales Hellas join forces to advance Greece’s defense satellite telecommunications program and boost national space sovereignty.
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Lighthouse for the Blind Greece celebrates 80 years of social impact
Lighthouse for the Blind Greece marks 80 years of empowering the visually impaired with a special anniversary event on World White Cane Day.
Aktor completes €45.55M property acquisition in Paiania
AKTOR Group finalizes a €45.55M acquisition of a 62,600 sq.m. property complex in Paiania to build a modern corporate campus.
NBG Pay: The future of payments is multichannel, flexible, and business-focused
NBG Pay showcases the future of multichannel payments at Banktech 2026, where cards, digital wallets, and A2A payments coexist seamlessly.
Kaizen Foundation opens Greece’s first accessible national park trail
Kaizen Foundation opens Greece’s first accessible trail in Parnitha National Park, giving people with disabilities equal access to nature.
IMF cuts Greece growth forecast, sees inflation at 4.2% amid energy crisis
The IMF cuts Greece’s growth forecast to 1.8% and sees inflation hitting 4.2% in 2026 as the energy crisis weighs on the economy.
Tsipras tries to defuse PASOK feud while keeping Mitsotakis in his sights
Tsipras moves to cool tensions with PASOK over the “stupid” controversy, while rivalry for second place threatens to deepen the rift between the two left-wing parties.
Kypseli residents demand answers over metro tunnel damage and earthquake safety fears
Kypseli residents demand earthquake safety answers and repair timelines five months after Athens metro Line 4 tunnel boring machine caused ground subsidence.
Fatal motorcycle crash in Pagkrati kills 35-year-old rider
A 35-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a pre-dawn collision with a car on Filolaou Street in Pagkrati, Athens, on Tuesday.
Mount Sinai Monastery: Race Against Time as Orthodox Leaders Back Deal
Orthodox leaders back the Sinai Monastery ownership deal, but internal divisions and a looming court deadline threaten to derail last-minute diplomatic efforts.
Mitsotakis Eyes Student Protests as France’s Unrest Spreads
Greece’s government braces for a French-style wave of student protests, as Mitsotakis monitors unrest and Minister Zacharaki pushes dialogue over school occupations.
Russia eyes 3–3.5 million tons monthly diesel exports by end of 2026
Russia targets 3–3.5M tons/month in diesel exports by 2026 under a Trump-Putin deal, but price relief remains far from guaranteed.
8 MPs react to Karamanlis’ absence from New Democracy’s anniversary
Eight New Democracy MPs weigh in on Kostas Karamanlis’ conspicuous absence from the party’s 52nd anniversary celebration, with calls for unity.
Kimberly Guilfoyle fires back at WSJ: Eric Dinters owes me $150,000
Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle’s attorneys hit back at Eric Dinters’ “quid pro quo” claims, saying he owes her $150,000 for consulting services.
Marco Rubio: “He Was Always a Friend of the Greeks”
Former Tarpon Springs mayor reveals Marco Rubio’s longstanding ties to the Greek-American community and his deep admiration for Greek civilization.
48-hour storm warning: gale-force winds and heavy rainfall to hit Athens
Greece braces for a dangerous 48-hour storm with gale-force winds up to 9 Beaufort and up to 150mm of rainfall. Find out when Athens gets hit.
Greek military doctor poisoned by wife: The security camera that exposed everything
A military doctor in Greece uncovered his estranged wife’s alleged atropine poisoning plot through security camera footage, leading to her arrest.
Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte dead at 34: what authorities are investigating
Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte has died at 34 in Texas. Authorities are investigating the circumstances as tributes pour in for the beloved star.
Trump’s Russian diesel deal: a pressure lever on Putin
Reuters reveals how Trump’s Russian diesel deal is being used as diplomatic leverage to pressure Putin back to Ukraine peace talks.
Greek Bakeries in Crisis: 1,500 Closures in 3 Years & Bread Prices Rising
Greece’s bakers warn 1,500 shops have closed in 3 years and bread prices could hit €1.30 as energy costs and grain market uncertainty take their toll.