Greece ranked 56th out of 182 countries in Transparency International’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, rising…
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The New York Times reports that President Donald Trump has unveiled plans for a stronger…
A Danish Member of the European Parliament was cut off mid-speech after telling former US…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis warned that any attempt to change the status quo in Greenland…
French President Emmanuel Macron strongly condemned the United States’ tariff increases on eight European countries,…
A group of European countries led by the United Kingdom and Germany is examining plans…
The United States is quietly examining a controversial plan that could see Greenland’s residents offered…
Seven European leaders have issued a joint statement expressing firm support for Denmark and Greenland,…
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called on the United States to “stop their threats…
The Danish government has announced plans to extend its ban on face-covering garments, including burqas…
Greek police have arrested a 35-year-old foreign national in Athens who was wanted by Danish…
Greece is among the latest European countries introducing stricter measures on migration. Britain proposed sweeping…
Greece has fallen to 48th out of 143 countries in the World Justice Project’s 2025 Rule of Law Index, placing it 29th among 31 European nations—just ahead of Bulgaria and Hungary. The report warns of accelerating institutional erosion, with worsening scores in freedom of expression, judicial independence, and public security, where Greece ranks last in Europe. Despite functioning democratic structures, delays in justice, political pressures, and shrinking civic space signal a gradual decline in the country’s rule of law resilience.
Greece’s national football team saw its World Cup hopes fade after a 3–1 defeat to Denmark in Copenhagen, as defensive errors overshadowed an otherwise attacking display admired by fans.
Drone flights over airports, industrial sites and other sensitive infrastructure have surged across Europe, prompting…
The Greek men’s football team has departed for Glasgow with high spirits for their World Cup qualifier against Scotland, bolstered by the return of 17-year-old star Konstantinos Karetsas. A victory is crucial for Greece’s qualification hopes as they prepare for a subsequent clash with Denmark.
The Aalborg Zoo in Denmark recently posted on Facebook requesting donations of chickens, rabbits, guinea…
Young Greeks are among the last in Europe to leave their parents’ homes, according to Eurostat data. With the average age of independence at 30.7 years, Greece stands out as both a “negative champion” and an outlier, combining late home-leaving with some of the EU’s highest housing cost burdens.
Denmark proved too strong for Greece in Piraeus, securing a 3-0 victory in the World Cup 2026 European qualifiers. The defeat leaves Greece in third place in Group C.
The Greek National Football Team kicks off its 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign tonight against Belarus at Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium (9:45 PM EEST). Led by coach Ivan Jovanović, the Ethniki aim to secure a crucial win to launch their quest for the USA, Canada, and Mexico tournament, with a tough match against Denmark next on the horizon.
Alpha TV will exclusively broadcast Greece’s World Cup 2026 qualifying matches, starting with crucial games against Belarus on September 5 and Denmark on September 8. With pre-game shows, expert commentary, and on-field reporting, fans can follow the national team’s journey to return to the global stage after 12 years.
The European Commission has launched a privacy-focused age verification app to protect children from harmful online content, with Greece among the first EU countries to test it. The app aligns with the Digital Services Act and future digital identity systems, while Australia is also adopting similar measures.
Greece is set for a vibrant summer, with Airbnb bookings surging 22% for June, July, and August, according to AirDNA. Leading Europe’s travel boom, Greece joins top markets like Poland (+37%) and Norway (+27%), driven by strong demand and rising revenues. With occupancy rates up 18% and average daily rates at €150, the country’s tourism sector is poised for a robust season, fueled by its timeless appeal and resilient travel trends across the continent.
Greece’s Klavdia secured a spot in the Eurovision 2025 grand final with a stunning performance in the second semi-final, joined by nine other countries including Lithuania and Israel. The final is set for May 17 at 10:00 PM.
A new international study reveals that Greece and Cyprus have some of the highest levels of loneliness among adults aged 50 to 90, with middle-aged individuals in the U.S. also showing unexpectedly high rates. Researchers link the trend to economic instability, weaker social support systems, and shifting family structures, calling for targeted interventions to address this growing mental health concern.
In 2023, EU governments allocated €227 billion to defence, representing 2.7% of total expenditure and 1.3% of GDP. Greece ranked among the top spenders, dedicating 2.2% of its GDP to defence, following Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania. The increase in defence budgets across the EU reflects a growing focus on security amid geopolitical tensions.
Following a victory over Scotland, Greece’s national football team will face Denmark, Scotland, and Belarus in the World Cup qualifiers. The top 12 teams from the groups will advance directly, with playoffs determining the final four spots.
The UK has issued a travel warning as Spain, Greece, France, and other EU nations prepare to launch the Entry/Exit System (EES) in October 2025, following a revised timeline set by EU Home Affairs Ministers on March 5, 2025. British travelers will face biometric registration—fingerprints and facial scans—potentially causing delays at borders. With a six-month phased rollout and ETIAS to follow in late 2026, UK holidaymakers are urged to plan for new procedures and longer wait times.
A lighthearted petition to buy the state of California for Denmark prompted more than 200,000…
Greece has amongst highest rates of female scientists and engineers in Europe at nearly 48.4%…
