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Council removes 100 padlocked sun loungers from Chalkidiki beach
A Chalkidiki council cleared 100 permanently fixed umbrellas and sun loungers from Gerakini beach after holidaymakers ignored a notice to remove them, with confiscated items sent for recycling as the deputy mayor pledged further checks along the coast
Greek-owned bulk carrier hit off Novorossiysk in the Black Sea; all 21 crew members rescued — see photos
The “ANNA S,” operated by Neptune Tradebulk, was hit about 20 nautical miles from the Russian port – The crew abandoned the vessel and was picked up by another commercial ship
Police identify bus driver who made illegal U-turn on Athens-Sounio road
A tachograph check on the bus driver's vehicle also uncovered breaches involving insufficient rest periods, resulting in administrative fines, while the case has now been forwarded to the prosecutor on a charge of dangerous driving
Madonna: Birthday in a Corfu village with Greek music and traditional food, why she skipped church even though the priest was waiting for her
Days after a private helicopter visit to Meteora's clifftop monasteries, where she sought spiritual guidance from the abbot, the pop icon marked her birthday behind closed roads, ending the night with Greece's traditional plate-smashing custom
New out-of-court settlement mechanism: bigger debt writedown to save the family home, what changes from 21 September
The platform will present two scenarios: a settlement based on the debtor's total assets, or saving the main residence by selling off other properties. Comparisons with the Katseli law are inevitable
Superyacht rentals for holidaymakers who aspire to Onassis-style escapes
Greek charter brokers are offering yachts for every budget this summer, from €2,000 sailing weeks to the world's priciest known superyacht, the hydrogen-powered Breakthrough, currently touring Greek and French Riviera waters at €3.5m a week
Green light for Hydra Helipad: Agreement signed for its construction
The new facility will be built at the “Aloni” site, approximately 5 km from the island’s settlement — Hardalias: “We are building a helipad and fulfilling a decades-old request from residents”
Samaria Gorge closed today due to weather conditions
The Samaria Gorge will be closed at both entrances
Tourism for All 2026–2027: Applications close on Friday, August 21 — When the results will be announced
Applications for the new “Tourism for All 2026–2027” program are being submitted online through the platform here, using Taxisnet credentials — Applications can also be submitted through Citizen Service Centers (KEP)
The major tax package at the Thessaloniki International Fair: What changes for businesses, professionals and compliant taxpayers — Permanent tax relief every year through 2030
Businesses, SMEs and self-employed professionals are at the center of the Prime Minister’s upcoming announcements, with a series of measures the government aims to translate into greater liquidity, investment and increased tax certainty
