Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni meets UNESCO leadership in Paris to advance sustainable cultural tourism, heritage protection, and climate resilience.
Greece
European Public Prosecutor’s Office Investigates €52M EU Fisheries Fund Scandal in Greece
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office investigates how €52 million in EU fisheries funds was diverted to unrelated businesses in Greece, bypassing Cretan fishers.
Greece Unveils Radical New Anti-Inflation Strategy: Citizens Advised to Photosynthesize (Satire)
If the cost of living continues to rise, perhaps the next national strategy should involve something more substantial than telling people to consume less.
Greece’s Bakeries Warn of Higher Bread Prices
Greek bakeries and small food businesses warn consumers to expect higher prices as operating costs continue to climb.
Athens National Archaeological Museum Expansion to Transform Patission Street
Athens’ National Archaeological Museum expansion could begin construction in 2027, adding underground galleries and a new public garden with 400+ trees.
Real Hotel Booking Used in Convincing Phishing Attempt
A Greek lawyer narrowly avoided a phishing scam linked to a real hotel booking, with a fake Booking-style page and card verification request.
What Fuel Prices Mean for Road Trips and Rental Cars in Greece
Unleaded and diesel prices in Greece have jumped significantly compared to last year, increasing costs for drivers and fueling debates over government subsidies.
Greece Targets Lower Heating Oil Prices With Subsidies
The government is reviewing a dual subsidy plan to keep heating oil prices below last season’s 1.75 euros per liter when sales begin in October.
Athens: Blast and Massive Fire Engulf Nea Ionia Apartment Building
A ground-floor cafe explosion in Nea Ionia triggers a fierce apartment building fire, leading to dramatic rooftop rescues and an arson investigation.
Attica Opens Its Farms to Visitors for Nine Days of Food, Wine and Rural Experiences
Attica Open Farm Days, running through October 4, will offer farm tours, tastings, and agritourism networking across the region.
Six Dead After Explosion Destroys Building in Athens’ Plaka, Cause Still Under Investigation
Six people have died after a powerful explosion caused a building to collapse in Athens’ Plaka. A possible gas leak is being investigated, but no cause has been confirmed.
Chevron and ExxonMobil Advance Crete Hydrocarbon Plans
Chevron sets December seismic surveys in Crete and the Ionian, while ExxonMobil targets spring 2027 for its first exploratory drilling.
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