Chios-Kythira Pass 2026: Results are out – Check if you won vouchers
Greece launches Chios-Kythira Pass 2026 tourism voucher program. Results announced with 6,600 beneficiaries receiving up to €300 for island holidays.
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“Renovate 2026”: Platform opens for applications – What property owners need to know
Greece’s new “Renovate 2026” program offers up to €36,000 subsidies to property owners who renovate closed homes and return them to the rental market.
55,000 ultimatum calls coming to tax debtors – Who faces account seizures
Greece’s tax authority prepares 55,000 ultimatum calls to debtors with overdue obligations. Non-compliant taxpayers face account seizures and asset auctions.
Greece bans wind farms in Attica, Thessaloniki and mountains above 1,200m
Greece introduces major restrictions on renewable energy projects, banning wind farms in key metropolitan areas and mountains over 1,200m altitude under new legislation.
Yiannis Stournaras: Bank of Greece independence ensures stability
Bank of Greece Governor emphasizes central bank independence as key to economic stability, citing lessons from economist Xenophon Zolotas’ legacy.
Kyriaki Griva’s mother speaks on prosecutor’s proposal: Four police officers should have been prosecuted from day one
Mother of murdered Kyriaki Griva speaks out after prosecutor proposes charging four police officers who failed to protect her daughter from fatal attack.
Mystery gas odor blankets southern Athens suburbs (Video)
Mysterious gas odor blankets southern Athens suburbs for hours, prompting hundreds of emergency calls and extensive investigations with no source found yet.
Is gas smell in Athens linked to upcoming earthquake? Expert explains
Athens residents worry as gas smell spreads across southern suburbs. Seismologist explains if it’s linked to earthquake risk and reveals the real causes.
Kilkis SOS: 34 Single-Staff Pharmacies Face Closure Due to Demographics
Greece’s Kilkis faces pharmacy crisis as 34 single-staff pharmacies struggle with demographic decline. Rural communities lose vital healthcare access.
Psychiatric hospital patient strangles roommate to death
A psychiatric hospital patient killed his roommate by strangulation in the early morning hours, then confessed to hospital staff before being arrested.
Weather: Rain, storms and winds up to 7 Beaufort – Temperature reaches 27°C (Video)
Unsettled weather continues across Greece with rain, thunderstorms and strong winds up to 7 Beaufort, while temperatures reach 27°C in mainland areas today.
Crete “family mafia” to face charges Friday for land seizures
Greek authorities arrest “family mafia” accused of extorting farmers and stealing over €500,000 in EU agricultural subsidies through land seizures in Crete.
Mystery gas odor blankets Athens: No leak found at Revithoussa
Mysterious gas odor spreads across Athens suburbs Tuesday morning. Authorities find no leak at Revithoussa facility despite extensive investigations.
Greece includes healthcare workers in hazardous jobs category
Greek healthcare workers may soon qualify for hazardous job benefits, but union leaders warn of implementation challenges and potential costs for employees.
Mystery gas odor in Athens remains unsolved, mayor reveals
Mysterious gas odor blankets Athens suburbs, leaving authorities baffled as extensive safety checks find no source. Mayor calls for better crisis protocols.
Mitsotakis to Tasoulas: elections in one year, political reshuffling doesn’t concern us
Greek PM Mitsotakis confirms elections timeline and dismisses political reshuffling concerns during meeting with President Tasoulas at Presidential Mansion.
Maria Karystianou’s team responds to pro-Russian allegations
Maria Karystianou’s Independent Citizens’ Movement responds to allegations about pro-Russian influences, defending open-door policy amid controversy.
Doudonis: Tzavellas shows contempt for parliament, should have attended today’s committee session
PASOK MP criticizes Supreme Court prosecutor for refusing to appear before parliamentary committee investigating wiretapping scandal, calling it contempt for parliament.
Greece responds to Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” doctrine legislation
Greece’s Foreign Ministry responds cautiously to Turkey’s Blue Homeland doctrine legislation, gathering intelligence while keeping diplomatic channels open.
Androulakis fires new shots at Demiris: He brazenly tells us he never saw surveillance order documents
Greek opposition leader Androulakis confronts intelligence chief over surveillance scandal, demanding answers about spying documents in heated Parliament exchange.