Hydra’s Wooden Ships on Their Journey Through Greek History
Alexander Billinis on 07/09/2026

Hydra’s Wooden Ships on Their Journey Through Greek History

Credit: Spilios Spiliotis’ blog https://hydraspoliteia.blogspot.comThe wooden ship tradition did not die out at Hydra. While global trade yielded to steam and steel, the Hydriots and other Greek islanders continued to hew large and small caiques as before, with local materials and local craftsmen.Th

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Hydrogen-Powered Breakthrough Wins Top Honor at 2026 World Superyacht Awards
Nisha Zahid on 07/08/2026

Hydrogen-Powered Breakthrough Wins Top Honor at 2026 World Superyacht Awards

An AI-generated illustration of a modern luxury superyacht. Credit: Greek Reporter ArchiveHydrogen-powered innovation and long-range exploration took center stage at the 2026 World Superyacht Awards, where Feadship’s 118.8-meter (390-foot) Breakthrough was named Motor Yacht of the Year.Organized by

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The 10 Fastest-Growing Economies in Europe Over the Next Five Years
Abdul Moeed on 07/08/2026

The 10 Fastest-Growing Economies in Europe Over the Next Five Years

Flags of European countries. Credit: TeaMeister / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0Ten European economies are forecast to grow more than twice as fast as the eurozone over the next five years, according to the International Monetary Fund.The IMF’s April 2026 World Economic Outlook projects eurozone grow

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Greek Shipping Companies Reportedly Made $3.8 Billion Transporting Russian Oil
John Koutroumpis on 07/07/2026

Greek Shipping Companies Reportedly Made $3.8 Billion Transporting Russian Oil

Greek shipping companies reportedly earned billions transporting Russian oil under the G7 price cap system, according to industry data analysis. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / W. Bulach / CC BY SA 4Greek shipping companies reportedly earned at least $3.8 billion from transporting Russian oil over the p

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The Long Shadow of Greece’s Financial Crisis: Loan Repayments Until 2070
John Koutroumpis on 07/07/2026

The Long Shadow of Greece’s Financial Crisis: Loan Repayments Until 2070

Greece’s bailout-era loans are scheduled to be repaid through 2070, even as the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio continues to decline. Credit: Greek ReporterGreece will continue repaying the bailout-era loans it received during the financial crisis until 2070, underscoring the long fiscal shadow of the c

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The 10 Most Absurd Government Subsidies in Modern Greek History
Philip Chrysopoulos on 07/06/2026

The 10 Most Absurd Government Subsidies in Modern Greek History

Syntagma Square, Greek Parliament, Athens. Credit: Tomas Wolf / Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 3.0 DEIn the 1990s, the Greek government introduced a series of subsidies for certain categories of public sector employees that, by most standards, seemed excessive or even absurd.When the Greek Socialist Par

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Greece’s IRIS Payments System Expands to Cross-Border Transfers in Europe
John Koutroumpis on 07/06/2026

Greece’s IRIS Payments System Expands to Cross-Border Transfers in Europe

Greece’s IRIS Payments system has expanded to cross-border person-to-person transfers through EuroPA, connecting with payment services in Europe. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / European Commission / CC BY 4Greece’s IRIS Payments system has expanded beyond the domestic market, allowing instant cross-bor

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The Corinth Canal: The Timeless Engineering Marvel of Greece
Philip Chrysopoulos on 07/06/2026

The Corinth Canal: The Timeless Engineering Marvel of Greece

Corinth Canal, Greece. Credit: Greek ReporterThe Corinth Canal, one of the most important infrastructure works of the modern Greek State, was inaugurated on July 25, 1893. Many believe that the canal changed maritime activity forever. It connects the Ionian and Aegean seas, making cargo and passenge

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Greece and Cyprus Demand Exemptions From Strict EU Airport Subsidies
Nick Kampouris on 07/05/2026

Greece and Cyprus Demand Exemptions From Strict EU Airport Subsidies

Greece and Cyprus are aiming to form a coalition with other Southern European EU member states to ensure that islands are not negatively affected by the proposed EU subsidy rules. Credit: Kudak CC BY-SA 4.0A European Commission proposal to tighten state aid rules for airports in the EU has sparked p

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The Secrets of the Ancient Neighborhood Beneath the Acropolis
Philip Chrysopoulos on 07/04/2026

The Secrets of the Ancient Neighborhood Beneath the Acropolis

Remains of the ancient neighborhood that lies beneath the Acropolis Museum. Credit: Lessormore/Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0The ancient neighborhood beneath the Acropolis Museum reveals life in ancient Athens long before the Parthenon, and how the sculptures on the Acropolis hill were even created.

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Which European Countries Have the Wealthiest Young Adults?
Abdul Moeed on 07/03/2026

Which European Countries Have the Wealthiest Young Adults?

European Parliament with member state flags. Credit: Elekes Andor / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0A new edition of the European Central Bank’s Household Finance and Consumption Survey, published in mid-2026, reveals where Europe’s wealthiest young people live and how their financial position compares

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Agistri: The Greek Island Paradise a Stone’s Throw Away from Athens
Assil Giacheia on 07/03/2026

Agistri: The Greek Island Paradise a Stone’s Throw Away from Athens

Agistri is a green, lush island that includes many scenic and unspoiled charms despite its proximity to the Greek capital city of Athens.Aponissos Beach on Agistri. Credit: Lichinga/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 4.0Agistri is a green, lush island with many scenic and unspoiled charms despite its proxim

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National Bank of Greece Warns Air Travel Dependence Puts Tourism at Risk
John Koutroumpis on 07/02/2026

National Bank of Greece Warns Air Travel Dependence Puts Tourism at Risk

Travelers at Athens International Airport, as a new study warns that prolonged aviation disruption could test Greek tourism’s resilience. Credit: Greek ReporterGreek tourism got through this spring’s Middle East turmoil with its optimism intact, but a new study warns that a longer aviation disruptio

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How Greek-American Entrepreneurs Are Turning Heritage Into Business Strength
Tasos Kokkinidis on 07/01/2026

How Greek-American Entrepreneurs Are Turning Heritage Into Business Strength

(L-R) Irina Kapetanakis, Demetri Tsolakis, Eleni Theochari, Arthur Dimopoulos, Panayiota Asimacos at The Art of Greek Entrepreneurship. Credit: Maria LiakopoulouNearly a hundred Greek-American and Philhellenic entrepreneurs gathered recently in Boston to explore what it means to establish a modern b

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“Sun, Culture, Adventure”: Samos Named Among Europe’s Top Summer Destinations
Tasos Kokkinidis on 07/01/2026

“Sun, Culture, Adventure”: Samos Named Among Europe’s Top Summer Destinations

Vathi, the capital of Samos. Credit: Greek ReporterSamos has been ranked as a top European and Mediterranean destination for the early summer season, according to a new feature by the popular German travel platform, HolidayCheck.In its latest article, the platform highlights Samos as one of the ten

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Greece’s Wealth Gap Widens Despite Rising Assets, UBS Report Shows
John Koutroumpis on 07/01/2026

Greece’s Wealth Gap Widens Despite Rising Assets, UBS Report Shows

Greece’s household wealth remains heavily tied to real estate, while UBS data show a widening gap between average and median wealth. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Dimboukas / CC BY-SA 3.0.New UBS data reveal Greece’s widening gap between headline wealth and the financial position of the typical househ

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New Study Reveals the Main Factors Behind Greece’s Inflation
Abdul Moeed on 07/01/2026

New Study Reveals the Main Factors Behind Greece’s Inflation

Greece’s inflation rose. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Avij / Public DomainA new study has identified the main factors driving Greece’s inflation, pointing to weak production capacity, rising costs of imported materials, and corporate pricing decisions as the biggest drivers of higher prices.The study

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Greek Island of Syros Voted as Top Destination for Solo Travelers
Nick Kampouris on 06/30/2026

Greek Island of Syros Voted as Top Destination for Solo Travelers

Ermoupoli on the island of Syros in the Cyclades of Greece tops the list of friendliest European cities for solo travelers. Credit: G Da/ Wikimedia Commons cc by 3.0The town of Ermoupoli on the Greek island of Syros was recently ranked as the friendliest city in Europe for solo travelers.According t

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Greece Targets Inflation as Supermarkets Pledge Stable Prices
John Koutroumpis on 06/30/2026

Greece Targets Inflation as Supermarkets Pledge Stable Prices

Greece says supermarket shelf prices will remain frozen this summer, with broader reductions on basic household goods planned for September. Credit: AMNAGreece’s Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said supermarket prices are expected to remain stable throughout the summer after major food prod

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Greece Unveils Official AI Travel Platform With Digital History Archive
John Koutroumpis on 06/29/2026

Greece Unveils Official AI Travel Platform With Digital History Archive

Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni presents the redesigned VisitGreece portal and app in Athens, introducing Greece’s new AI-powered digital gateway for travelers. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Chmunro / CC BY SA 4Greece unveiled the redesigned VisitGreece on Monday, presenting a new official digital

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