On October 12, 1944, the swastika flag was lowered from the Acropolis, marking the end of the Nazi occupation of Athens. A day of jubilation and relief, it signified not just the liberation of the Greek capital but the rebirth of a nation that had suffered under brutal tyranny.
The European Union is intensifying efforts to include Turkey in its €150 billion Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative, designed to strengthen defense industry investments. Greece, however, continues to insist that Ankara must abandon its aggressive claims in the Aegean before being allowed to participate.
Starting November 2025, property owners in Greece who rent out previously vacant or short-term rental homes can benefit from a three-year tax exemption, with new rules expanding eligibility for larger households and public sector tenants, while ensuring stricter compliance with prior property declarations.
Eight Greek islands and 21 luxury hotels dominate the 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards
The Prime Minister backs international peace efforts in the Middle East while promoting key reforms in defense, economy, and social policy at home.
The Prime Minister inaugurated the new Municipal Library of Amorgos, emphasized the importance of historical awareness for national strength, and outlined landmark initiatives for marine parks, local development, and environmental protection.
