An officer was injured after police pursuing a suspicious vehicle in the Athens suburb of Ano Liosia came under attack from a large group armed with stones and wooden sticks, authorities said.

For third-year students (G’ Lyceum), graduation exams — also known as in-school final examinations — will begin on Monday, May 18, and will conclude on Monday, May 25, 2026.

The crash in the tourist resort of Hersonissos has renewed scrutiny over Greece’s booming e-scooter culture, as doctors and authorities warn of rising head injuries, weak enforcement and inadequate safety regulations

The second teenage victim succumbed on Thursday afternoon in an Athens-area hospital's ICU, deepening a national shock days after the suicide attempt with her friend and school mate

Athens celebrates International Museum Day on May 18 with free admission, special exhibitions, concerts, guided tours and interactive experiences across the city’s leading museums

Experts Giorgos Nikolaidis and Christos Liapis speak out on teen distress, the pressure of Greece's national exams, and a society that is failing its youth

Relatives of the Tempi train crash victims appeared before Greece's Supreme Court demanding that charges against former Transport Minister Kostas Karamanlis be upgraded to a felony

The move goes beyond standard administrative policy, reflecting what the mayor described as a moral commitment to sustaining education in Greece’s remote island communities.

Although the initial sight caused some concern, the animal displayed no aggressive behavior, lingering briefly in the shallows before calmly swimming away.

The most recent evidence further contradicts claims made by the accused

A 79-year-old woman was hit and killed by a truck Thursday morning at the intersection of Irakleiou Avenue and Orfanidou Street in the Patisia neighborhood of Athens

Six children aged 3 to 11 were found living in a filthy 27-square-meter rooftop unit. Their parents received a 16-month suspended sentence with the option to pay a daily fine of 10 euros

Dylan is the first officially integrated visiting therapy dog in the system, reflecting a pioneering institutional effort to embed animal-assisted care into clinical practice

The Irish low-cost carrier blames soaring airport charges for shutting down its Thessaloniki base, accusing Fraport Greece of operating a monopoly that is hurting tourism, connectivity, and competition

In the incidents related to illegal entry, authorities arrested 999 foreign nationals and 29 suspected migrant smugglers.

The driver reportedly had a blood alcohol level of 1.15 and refused to get into the ambulance.

Just weeks after Ryanair shut down its base in Thessaloniki, FedEx is now scaling back its presence in Northern Greece, raising fears over job losses, higher costs and the growing concentration of logistics operations in Athens.

The 30 yea old man accused of running over his wife on Crete was remanded in custody following his testimony to an investigating judge on Wednesday

Greek experts believe it is a Ukrainian-made unmanned vessel that used a pre-mapped hideout in a Lefkada cove; questions remain over Bulgarian fishermen spotted near discovery site

Mothers working in high-stress or chemically exposed jobs before and during pregnancy face a higher likelihood of having a child with autism, a new study finds