The Panhellenic Federation of Railways and Fixed-Track Transport Workers has called a 24-hour nationwide strike for Monday 23 March, the day the main trial begins over the Tempi rail disaster…
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has presented a set of demand-side measures for governments, businesses and households, arguing that they could help limit the impact on consumers of oil market…
At the initiative of the Journalists Network for Palestine (JNFP), journalists, photojournalists, correspondents and other media workers are gathering signatures condemning the illegal military attack by the United States and…
Lesvos is facing severe disruption after the Ministry of Rural Development imposed a total lockdown on the island’s livestock products, with retroactive effect from 15 January, in response to foot-and-mouth…
The plenary of the Council of State has ruled that civil marriage and adoption by same-sex couples are constitutional, recognising in decision 392/2026, published on Thursday, that ‘the constantly evolving…
Following a recent NEWS247 report showing that at least 46 public hospitals in Greece are denying women access to free and safe abortion, a new concern has emerged over reproductive…
Speaking at the 4th East Macedonia and Thrace Forum in Alexandroupolis, Greece’s defence minister, Nikos Dendias, defended the deployment of a Greek Patriot missile battery in Saudi Arabia, following a…
‘Attacks on energy infrastructure by both sides must stop’ in the Middle East, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday as he arrived at the European Council summit in Brussels,…
A meeting was held on Monday between Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos and representatives of the country’s two federations of fuel station owners, resulting in an agreement that includes a subsidy…
The entire scientific council of the National Public Health Organization (EODY) has resigned, reportedly following tensions that emerged after the restructuring of the organisation’s leadership last December.