
Greece on High Alert: Extreme Wildfire Risk Triggers National Emergency Response
Authorities warn of unprecedented fire danger in multiple regions as entire civil protection mechanism mobilized ahead of scorching weekend
Authorities warn of unprecedented fire danger in multiple regions as entire civil protection mechanism mobilized ahead of scorching weekend
It was a night of glory, redemption, and history for coach Charis Pavlidis and his incredible team of athletes, who led the match from start to finish with unrelenting offense and suffocating defense.
New cap of €1.50 for third-party ATM providers aims to end ‘wild west’ pricing and boost financial accessibility in underserved areas.
From January 2026, all conscripts will serve exclusively in the Army as part of sweeping structural changes under the ‘Agenda 2030’ defense strategy.
In a bold step for environmental protection and national rights, the Greek government defies Ankara’s objections and upholds European obligations in the Aegean and Ionian Seas.
A night of archaeology, mythology, and art under the Attic sky – with guided tours, special exhibitions, and moonlit dining.
Extended heat alert issued as record-breaking temperatures, hot nights, and wildfire risks grip the country
Leader in Attracting New Travelers
Very high temperatures will persist across Greece in the coming days, with the highest readings expected on Thursday, July 24, and Friday, July 25, according to the updated Emergency Weather Bulletin. The heatwave is likely to end nationwide by Sunday, July 27.
Greece’s short-term rental market is experiencing a robust resurgence in 2024, with Airbnb bookings reaching new heights compared to previous years. According to fresh data released by ELSTAT, the country’s official statistics authority, the number of rental days booked through digital platforms has surged significantly, reflecting renewed traveler confidence and a booming tourism sector.
Daily Mail hails Greece’s crackdown on illegal migration via Crete as a model for the UK – Minister Plevris warns: the era of soft asylum policies is over
Deputy Minister Gkikas: €50 million in expected annual revenue; targeted reinvestment in local infrastructure and services
Greece defends its environmental initiative amid Turkish objections; Ankara revives ‘grey zones’ theory and threatens countermeasures in the Aegean
Senator Cory Booker emphasized the necessity of strengthening the Mutual Defense Cooperation Agreement (MDCA) and raised concerns about Turkey’s ongoing challenges to Greek sovereignty
Greece is preparing for an extended and intense heatwave set to affect the country from Monday, July 21, through Saturday, July 26. While temperatures may not reach historic highs, meteorologists warn that the real danger lies in the heatwave’s duration and widespread impact.
Out of this amount, grants alone now account for €12.04 billion, representing 66% of available grant resources. The Greek government is also preparing to request an additional €1.8 billion in loans from the recovery fund in September.
Erdoğan’s Visit to Occupied Cyprus Draws International Criticism
The event brought together top energy officials from across the region, including European Commissioner for Energy Dan Jorgensen and Energy Community Director Artur Lorkowski, along with ministers and deputy ministers from 10 participating countries.
A group of 216 migrants rescued in international waters south of Crete and Gavdos on Saturday
Greek Food Companies Brace for Impact as Trump Slaps 30% Tariff on EU Exports
Addressing questions from Dimitris Natsios of the “Niki” party and Alexandros Kazamias of Plefsi Eleftherias, Plevris outlined measures to curb rising migratory flows, particularly to Crete.