Greece’s military higher education institutions improved their global standing over the past year, bucking the downward trend seen in both universities and private colleges.

In the 20 days since the app was launched, 5,736 registered allocations have been recorded across 60 municipalities.

A scammer reaches out via WhatsApp, Telegram, text message, or social media.

Authorities warn of extreme fire danger in Attica, Crete, and several Aegean islands, urging citizens to avoid activities that could spark blazes

A four-hour work stoppage called by the union representing air traffic controllers in the country, as part of a wider 24-hour strike declared by the civil servants' union, was ruled illegal by an Athens first instance court

The University of Athens is scaling up AI-focused online courses, part of a wider European effort to address global competition for artificial intelligence talent

A month-long internal conflict at the ancient Sinai monastery has been resolved after Archbishop Damianos intervened and removed the monks leading the attempted power shift

UN report warns over 2 billion people still lack safely managed drinking water, highlighting growing global inequalities in water and sanitation services

Five-star hotels in Greece are attracting record investments and visitors, with Southern Aegean and Crete leading growth while lower-category hotels decline

Greek energy operator DEDDHE unveils a €4.79B plan for 2026–2030, including smart meters and relocating power lines from forests to boost network resilience and digital transformation

Mostly sunny weather will prevail across Greece on Wednesday, with only a few afternoon showers in southern mountain areas. Northerly winds in the Aegean may reach up to 6 Beaufort, while northern Greece sees a slight rise in temperatures

Recent data from ELSTAT show a sharp decline in accommodation and dining income on Santorini, highlighting the challenges facing Greece’s popular island destination

Croatia and Greece record percentages of 0.45% and 0.41%, respectively, in share of firefighters in their domestic employment sector

The flexible timetables aim to support families and students. Parents must choose dismissal slots for the upcoming school year.

Two first graders will attend classes locally for the first time, instead of traveling by boat to Kalymnos.

Industry experts attribute the high alcohol prices primarily to Greece’s steep excise duties, combined with the value-added tax.

A 54-year-old driver was taken into custody after allegedly charging a passenger more than double the legal fare for a ride from Athens airport to the port of Piraeus

The 19th-century marble fountain at the heart of Athens has reopened following its first-ever scientific conservation, bringing back its original brilliance

A 56-year-old Norwegian tourist alleges she was violently attacked by her partner in a Rhodes hotel, leading to his arrest under domestic violence charges

A wildfire in Paiania has prompted a large-scale firefighting operation, including helicopters and planes, with authorities warning residents to stay alert