Rethymno mourns two firefighters killed battling a wildfire, as Greece pays tribute to those who lost their lives fighting the flames.

Both leaders welcomed plans for a new expanded meeting on Cyprus, with Christodoulides pointing to a bigger role for the European Union and Erhurman saying he sees "a road map" for the first time

Greece is establishing three new Special Operations Units, two made up entirely of reservists, under the Armed Forces’ Agenda 2030 reform.

Greece’s prime minister delivered a message of security and deterrence from the eastern Aegean island, saying authorities will prevent smuggling networks from exploiting vulnerable migrants.

An Athens civil court has ruled that reporting on Grigoris Dimitriadis's role in the Predator wiretapping scandal was journalism in the public interest — the first ruling of its kind among 22 lawsuits he has filed against the same outlet

From Leros, the prime minister framed migration as a security issue and defended new asylum legislation that criminalizes illegal stays and tightens NGO oversight, as New Democracy works to hold voters drawn to harder line rivals ahead of the next election

The incidents were reported in the northern and southeastern Aegean, the Greek military said in a statement.

The New Democracy MP behind a sexist "have a kid" jab at Zoe Konstantopoulou refused to apologize, calling it a wish, not an attack

Greece's shipping minister defended stable ferry fares, highlighted more than 1,800 vessel inspections, addressed the recent Souda port collision, and announced plans to recruit 500 new coast guard officers.

Speaking in Athens, the leftist leader pitched a decentralization plan built on equal rights for citizens, wherever they live in Greece

Greece's shipping minister said passenger safety remains the government's top priority during a visit to the busy port of Kyllini, where he also discussed infrastructure upgrades and future maritime development projects

In an opinion article for the Financial Times, Greece's finance minister and Eurogroup president argues that a unified European spectrum policy could drive investment, strengthen telecommunications, and generate new revenue for the European Union.

Greece's prime minister praised Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's epic, highlighting its global box office success and its role in promoting ancient Greek culture and showcasing Greece as a filming destination.

A confidential report submitted to EPPO and OLAF alleges senior Greek officials diverted public contract funds through subcontractors, generating illicit political money from technology contracts worth roughly 2 billion euros

AKP spokesman Omer Çelik escalates criticism of Greece and the EU, while calling for dialogue to resolve disputes between Athens and Ankara.

In a wide-ranging interview, Secretary General Spiros Protopsaltis addresses the 5% growth target set by the Ministry, stalled POAY zones, weak enforcement against abandoned farms, and whether the existing public consultation process is sufficient

A dispute over private universities has pitted Alexis Tsipras's new party against its former allies on the Greek left, exposing the fault lines in the former PM's efforts to build a broader progressive coalition.

Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker highlighted Greece’s economic progress, tourism cooperation and joint efforts on migration after meeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Salzburg.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker discussed energy, migration, tourism, defence and climate cooperation in Salzburg.

Prosecutor urges dismissal of bids to delay the Tempi trial, as judges consider arguments before the August recess in Greece’s major rail‑safety case