Enterprise Greece again present at Int’l Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF)

Nearly 5,000 kilos of meat deemed as unsuitable for consumption was seized in a warehouse due north of Athens

According to the metals and industrial group, the new EBITDA forecast for 2025 is 25% lower than previously projected.

Greek farmers, who have failed to reach an agreement with the government about their demands, are expected to remain at Syntagma Square overnight.

The tax bureau, AADE, reportedly detected the scam and suspects behind it through the use of AI

The initiative goes beyond cases of revenge pornography, also covering situations where content was initially shared with consent but the user now wishes to remove it from public view.

The Greek state will issue a 10-year bond on Wednesday with a fixed interest rate of 3.375%, maturing on June 16, 2036

Authorities are examining allegations that millions in public and European Union funds intended for worker training were misused, as bank accounts and assets linked to the union chief have been frozen

Greece advances an offshore exploration partnership with Chevron while negotiating a long-term LNG supply deal, as U.S.-hosted talks on the Vertical Corridor

The main “thorn,” from the perspective of Turkish media, is, pending the SCC, the one and only dispute that Greece—according to the Prime Minister—recognizes with Turkey: the delimitation of the continental shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

Referring to the ongoing dialogue on constitutional revision, the prime minister said the government would present its final proposal in March

Private sector employees are entitled to the Easter bonus, which must be paid by Holy Wednesday, with amounts based on salary type, length of employment, and current wage level

A UN Security Council committee has agreed to exempt 17 humanitarian projects from sanctions on North Korea, clearing the way for delayed aid deliveries as Seoul and Washington seek renewed engagement with Pyongyang

The Greek smart locker company targets Southeast Europe, aiming to double its parcel volume and expand to 600,000 lockers by 2026

Young adults who turned 18 in 2025 must submit tax returns if they earned income, own property, or have a registered vehicle, while certain students and dependent children are exempt.

Young adults who turned 18 in 2025 must submit tax returns if they earned income, own property, or have a registered vehicle, while certain students and dependent children are exempt.

An estimated 119,000 office-based jobs in technology, finance and professional services — roles largely held by women — could be automated away over the next decade.

The bank assesses that the Greek debt is expected to continue its positive trend, projecting a 5-point GDP drop annually.

Spain and Greece may soon be the first countries in the EU to ban social media use by teenagers, citing safety concerns