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5.4 million Greeks took at least one trip last year – What do the ELSTAT figures show?
There were 9.6 million trips, while total tourism spending exceeded 4.1 billion euros, marking a significant increase compared to 2024
EU fines Google €890 million for breaching competition rules
The company was fined €460 million over violations related to its search engine and a further €430 million over practices involving its app store
The 10 programmes in Greece’s new defence procurement plan: “Achilles’ Shield” to serve as an integrated command-and-control system, says Dendias
The aim is for Greece’s Armed Forces to become a next-generation force capable of collecting, processing, and responding to all operational data and challenges, the Defence Minister said
A US Secret Service agent is under investigation for leaking information about Vance
He provided information to a media outlet about the U.S. vice president's travels and security measures
KYSEA meeting concluded – Defense procurement issues for the Armed Forces approved
The new defense procurement package, with a total value of approximately €4.2 billion, was at the center of the Council’s discussions
Student who scored 19,710 points and ranked first in Athens Medical School: “A person’s abilities are not measured solely by exam scores”
Maria-Michaela Chaireti from Rhodes topped this year's admissions to the Medical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. “Even during moments of stress and anxiety, I kept studying, worked harder, and pushed myself further,” she said.\
Rubio-Lavrov One-on-One in the Philippines: Moscow warns the US to stop sending weapons to Ukraine
The meeting, which lasted about 30 minutes, was the first between the two officials since September 2025
London School of Economics: June heatwave cost the UK economy €1.35 billion
An estimated 24 million working hours were lost, mainly in sectors such as construction and agriculture, according to a study published today
388 cameras have been installed at traffic lights to “catch” those who run red lights; they will record footage 24 hours a day
Camera locations were selected by the Attica Traffic Police. For every violation, authorities will receive six photographs and one video to ensure each offense is documented with maximum accuracy
Emergency Weather Bulletin: Storms & lightning coming from tomorrow – Attica also affected
Strong thunderstorms, hail and lightning
Abandoned settlements: Ministry of Environment’s plan for organized expansions, building regulations & the debate over out-of-plan areas
The key question is whether the new framework will function exclusively as a tool for revitalizing existing settlements or whether it will lead to organized urban expansions into neighboring areas outside the existing urban planning zones
