The yield at Tuesday’s auction of 13-week Treasury bills worth €400 million stood at 2.44%, up from 2.38% at the previous auction, according to the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA).

The Cypriot economy remained resilient in the second quarter of 2026.

Greece’s participation in the 63rd TTG Travel Experience 2026 international tourism fair, held in Rimini, Italy, earlier this month, concluded with top awards for the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) and Crete.

“Maritime zones are not an arena for bidding,” said Greece Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, underlying the close, strategic relations Athens holds with Cairo.

With eight rounds of games played already in the Euroleague, Panathinaikos is alone on top and Olympiakos is joint second.

Turkey has reiterated its readiness to sign a maritime boundary agreement with Egypt, claiming Cairo would gain more than 15,000 square kilometers of maritime jurisdiction compared with a potential agreement with Greece.

Greek rapper Negros tou Moria will join the Athens Municipality Symphony Orchestra at Olympia Theater (59 Akadimias) for “Ni Taf Mi & the 40 Composers,” a concert blending hip-hop with classical music.

A man arrested in northern Greece in possession of small quantities of marijuana was found to be farming the drug with a view to trafficking, police said Wednesday.

Heavy snowfall in the highlands of central Greece Wednesday led authorities to instruct car drivers to use snow chains on several mountain roads.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in New York to chair a UN Security Council open debate on emerging technologies and maritime security, focusing on their implications for international peace and security.

French-Algerian electronic duo Acid Arab will return to Athens for a club night at Universe Multivenue (87 Kifissou), blending acid, house and techno with musical influences from North Africa, the Arab world and the Mediterranean.

Flora Karagianni makes no secret of how honored she felt, as newly appointed director of the Museum of Byzantine Culture, to have been present for the handover of 48 religious artifacts repatriated to Greece from Bulgaria’s National Museum.

A group of 58 migrants was found on a beach on the islet of Gavdos south of Crete Wednesday, Greek authorities said, as total arrivals in the country so far this year exceeded 35,000.

Prosecutors in Germany said Wednesday ​that two German nationals were arrested last ‌week and are being detained while a court in the western city of Duesseldorf considers an extradition ​request by Bulgaria.

Kirsty Coventry speaks about the meaning of sports for young people, her own youth and the online communities.

A wave of so-called “Gen Z” protests has swept across European countries driven by grievances including the cost of living, the poor state of schools and corruption.

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis had a new phone call with his Egyptian counterpart Wednesday in the wake of authorities in eastern Libya’s ratification of a disputed maritime rights deal with Turkey last week.

Imagine a traditional Greek bean stew at the kind of fine-dining restaurant that’s shooting for a place in the Michelin constellation. Not a fasolada that has been “transformed” into a foam or a delicate cream.

On Tuesday, Athinon Avenue enjoyed a second day of notable recovery.

“You’re Late,” a dance-theater work co-created by choreographer and dancer Antonia Economou and composer and musician Pantelis Pilavios, explores society’s relationship with time, movement and sound.