Kir-Yianni acquires Sigalas Estate in major Greek wine deal
Kir-Yianni completes acquisition of iconic Sigalas Estate, creating Greece’s largest wine group with presence in 55 countries and €20M turnover.
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IKEA partners with Gustaf Westman for first time to bring new dimension to holidays
IKEA collaborates with Swedish designer Gustaf Westman for the first time, creating a fresh holiday collection that reimagines traditional Christmas decor with bold colors.
Novacinema4 November lineup: New series premieres captivate viewers
Nova subscribers get 3 new captivating series this November including Outlander prequel, mystery thriller The Hunting Wives, and Professor T season 3.
November payments from OPEKEPE: Who will receive funds in accounts
Greek farmers to receive November payments from OPEKEPE including fuel tax refunds and agricultural subsidies totaling over 600 million euros.
Which Sundays will stores be open: Complete guide with dates and hours
Complete guide to Sunday store hours in 2025: Find out which Sundays retail stores will be open for holiday shopping, including Christmas and New Year periods.
2026 vehicle registration fees now available on myCAR platform
Greece’s 2026 vehicle registration fees are now available on myCAR platform with payment deadline December 31, 2025. Fees remain frozen without increases.
Greek postal service ELTA collapses as competitor ACS thrives
Greek postal giant ELTA loses one-third of revenue while competitor ACS grows 34.6%, highlighting dramatic market shift in Greece’s booming courier industry.
Heating allowance 2025: Application process begins – First payment
Greece’s heating allowance 2025 applications open November 10. First payments start mid-December with amounts up to €1,200 for coldest regions.
Night electricity rates: How the winter schedule works
Greece’s winter night electricity rates began November 1st, offering cheaper power from 2-5 AM and 12-3 PM until March 2026. Learn how to check eligibility.
Greece becomes strategic energy hub: Top Trump officials visit
Greece emerges as strategic energy hub as top Trump officials visit Athens for crucial talks on US-Europe energy cooperation and natural gas infrastructure.
Digital work card: Mandatory today for 350,000 workers – Who is exempt
Greece mandates digital work cards for 350,000 more workers in commerce, energy, and tourism sectors, with fines up to €10,500 for violations.
Greece weather alert: Civil protection issues safety guidelines
Greece’s Civil Protection issues comprehensive safety guidelines as severe weather threatens eastern mainland and northern Aegean regions this week.
Heraklion tragedy: Family receives death threats after woman killed
Brother of 56-year-old woman killed in Heraklion shooting reveals family receiving death threats and execution warnings after tragic massacre.
Lalas murder in Arachova: Killers’ car set ablaze to destroy evidence
Assassins burned their getaway car after killing Giannis Lalas in Arachova. Police found weapons including a Kalashnikov in the charred stolen vehicle.
Shocking testimonies against famous actor: “He was trusted and raped my sister”
Shocking court testimonies emerge as actress accuses famous Greek actor-director of rape, with witness claiming he was “trusted” but “destroyed” their family.
Mornos Lake drought: Drone footage reveals critically low water levels despite recent rains
Drone footage reveals alarming water shortage at Greece’s Mornos Lake, Athens’ main water source, despite recent rains – climate change threatens millions.
Vorizia Heraklion feud mediator: “I patched things up temporarily”
Mediator reveals year-long failed attempts to prevent deadly family feud in Vorizia, Heraklion, admitting he only “patched things temporarily” before tragedy struck.
Mick Jagger in Crete: His disarming reaction when asked about Parthenon Marbles (Images)
Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger explores ancient Greek sites in Crete, giving witty response when asked about controversial Parthenon Marbles in British Museum.
Greek government denies lawless zones in Heraklion after massacre
Greek government spokesperson denies lawless zones exist in Heraklion district, announces major water infrastructure investment and healthcare improvements.
Karahalios launches “The Wave” platform for political change
Former advisor Nikos Karahalios launches “The Wave” – an organizational platform aimed at transforming societal demands into concrete political change.