Grecotel triumphs at Condé Nast Traveller UK Readers’ Choice Awards 2025
Grecotel dominates Condé Nast Traveller UK Awards 2025 with four Greek hotels ranked among top 10, marking another milestone in luxury hospitality excellence.
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Metlen advances final testing phase of Hirwaun Power Station in UK
Metlen reaches key milestone in UK power project, completing gas turbine testing at Hirwaun station, marking progress toward commercial operation for Drax.
Nova and Viasat World offer new chance to win London trip for two
Nova and Viasat World launch exciting contest offering subscribers chance to win London trip for two, featuring popular British series and AI documentaries.
Black Friday 2025: Smart and safe shopping guide for November 28
Master Black Friday 2025 shopping on November 28 with expert tips to avoid scams, find real deals, and shop safely online and in-store.
Gold price surges steadily past $4100 per ounce – How far can this rally go?
Gold prices soar past $4100 per ounce in unprecedented rally, with experts predicting potential surge to $5000 amid market uncertainty and dollar weakness.
Pierrakakis: Over €300 monthly raises for security forces effective from October payroll
Greek Finance Minister announces over €300 monthly salary increases for security forces, effective from October 2024 with retroactive payments guaranteed.
Heating oil distribution begins Wednesday: New invoice requirements
Greece introduces new heating oil distribution system starting Wednesday with updated invoice requirements and automatic myDATA platform integration for subsidies.
Day 2 of Economist’s 9th Sustainability Summit: EU sets clear goals and budgets for sustainable transport transformation
The Economist’s 9th Sustainability Summit continues with EU leaders discussing sustainable transport transformation goals and climate action strategies.
Private universities: Everything you need to know about tuition fees and study programs
Private universities in Greece offer study programs with tuition fees ranging from €9,000 to €27,500 annually. Learn about certification processes and enrollment requirements.
Athens traffic ring returns Monday October 20 – confusion explained
Athens traffic ring restrictions return Monday October 20, 2025. Alternating license plate system applies weekdays in central Athens until July 2026.
Tempi train disaster trial to begin March 23, 2026
The Tempe train disaster trial is scheduled to start March 23, 2026, as announced by the Prosecutor of the Court of Appeal of Larissa.
Serious workplace accident in Thessaloniki: Man falls from construction ladder
Man critically injured after falling from construction ladder in Thessaloniki workplace accident. Emergency teams rush victim to hospital in severe condition.
Alert! Health warning as Easter breads recalled over dangerous substance
Greek food safety authorities issue urgent recall for Easter bread containing dangerous levels of coumarin. Consumers warned not to consume product.
Samothrace: 75-year-old tourist missing during mountain hike
A 75-year-old Romanian tourist has gone missing during a mountain hike on the Greek island of Samothrace, prompting an extensive search and rescue operation.
Double murder in Finikounda: 22-year-old surrenders to police
22-year-old surrenders to Greek police claiming to be accomplice in Finikounda double murder case, revealing new details about the camping site shooting.
Justice Minister against Konstantopoulou over Tempi trial delays
Justice Minister George Floridis accuses lawyer Zoe Konstantopoulou of deliberately delaying the Tempe train disaster trial to spread conspiracy theories.
OPEKEPE scandal: Voridis email to MPs details allegations
Greek Agriculture Minister Voridis sends detailed memo to MPs defending his role in OPEKEPE scandal, countering former president’s explosive testimony.
Greece’s balanced Middle East diplomacy: supporting Palestinian state while maintaining strategic alliances
Greece maintains balanced Middle East diplomacy with strategic alliances across Egypt, Israel, UAE while supporting Palestinian statehood, says Deputy PM Hatzidakis.
Former OPEKEPE chief tells committee: “You have someone in Kilkis viewing maps of remote islands”
Former OPEKEPE president reveals systematic fraud in Greek agricultural subsidies, exposing how remote access to mapping data enabled widespread abuse.
Gerapetritis: “Greece is now closer to recognizing Palestine”
Greece moves closer to recognizing Palestine as Foreign Minister Gerapetritis outlines the country’s active role in Gaza reconstruction and Middle East peace.