Greece's press in one place: Kathimerini — with its English edition — Ta Nea and To Vima, the Proto Thema and iefimerida portals, Naftemporiki for business, Gazzetta for sport and the AMNA news agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the oldest newspaper in Greece still in print?
- Kathimerini, founded in 1919, is among the oldest and most respected Greek dailies, and publishes an English edition.
- What are the most read Greek news sites?
- Proto Thema, Newsbeast and iefimerida are among the most visited Greek news portals.
- What is Greece's official news agency?
- The Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) is the national news agency.
Greece has one of Europe's most vibrant and historically significant newspaper industries, with a media landscape that reflects the country's passionate political culture, rich intellectual tradition, and extraordinary ancient heritage. Greek newspapers serve a population of 11 million with fierce editorial independence and lively public debate — from the quality broadsheets of Athens to the passionate sports press and a thriving digital media sector.
Among the most widely read Greek newspapers online is Proto Thema, Greece's most visited news website. Kathimerini is the country's newspaper of record, while Ta Nea and To Vima are the other major national dailies. The state broadcaster ERT is the most trusted news source. For business, Naftemporiki is the essential financial daily, founded in 1924. Sports fans follow Gazzetta and Sport24 for Super League Greece and Greek national team coverage. English-speaking readers rely on Kathimerini English and Greek Reporter.
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