The EMY noted that the bulletin would be updated within 24 hours based on evolving weather conditions.

The project uses Dolby Atmos systems to produce a three-dimensional auditory experience that envelops the listener, making it possible to hear what ancient worshippers might have heard over 1,400 years ago.

A new report by ELSTAT reveals sluggish retail trade, with Greeks increasingly bargain hunting and switching to second-hand shops.

A young man was kidnapped near Athens on May 6. The abductors demanded €25,000 in ransom and received part of it before the victim managed to escape.

The reasons balconies in Athens and Greece's cities are becoming unstable and, in some cases, deadly.

The Egnatia Odos tollway extending across the breadth of northern Greece, will be transferred at the end of the year to a concessionaire

Some market estimates point to as many as three million vehicles without the required two-year inspection sticker

The Belharra type warship sailed out of the Lorient shipyard on the Atlantic coast of France

Journalist Jo Pierri of TO BHMA International Edition brings you the day's top headlines from Greece in a short and sharp English-language news bulletin

The case has sparked strong domestic and international outcry, with human rights groups highlighting major failures in the rescue and investigation.

A survey by Greece's Mental Health Research Institute shows that Greek teens can easily access cannabis and alcohol.

According to the police spokesperson, the scammer is believed to have been operating since at least May 2024, and more than 50 complaints have already been filed against her. Some estimates now place the total damages at over €160,000

The minister noted that unemployment has dropped to 9% and announced the launch of a new platform, Job Match, aimed at connecting job seekers with positions in the tourism sector.

The bank employees' union called the industrial action over the firing of three staffers at non-systemic Attica Bank

Journalist Jo Pierri of TO BHMA International Edition brings you the day's top headlines from Greece in a short and sharp English-language news bulletin

A warm and occasionally hazy day ahead, with a few light showers for the west and a high chance of dusty sunsets. Keep your shades on and your windows closed—you’ll want to enjoy the view, not the particles!

Northern Greece residents, older adults, and low-income earners express deep concern over rising costs and economic instability.

According to the Attica Taxi Drivers’ Union (SATA), the strike is in protest against the minister’s “continued refusal” to meet with union leaders.

The victims paid hefty advances to secure their spots — only for the organizer to vanish without a trace.

A large-scale police operation to dismantle an alleged human trafficking and document forgery ring is underway in Athens, according to the Athens News Agency.