Hundreds of exhumations in Greece have found that bodies of people who died from Covid-19 have not fully decomposed, with officials linking the problem to protective plastic coverings used during the pandemic

Funds raised during the events go towards emergency medical treatment, food, vaccinations and sterilizations of strays or unwanted animals

Residents report suspected wolf moving through a northern Greece village after dark, as sightings of wild animals near populated areas become increasingly common in the country

Traffic and parking restrictions will be introduced in central Athens on Saturday as the city hosts events honoring Saint Dionysius the Areopagite, the patron saint and first bishop of Athens

Greece has been repeatedly warned over inefficient waste management. The Commission has now found that 81% of the country’s landfills are non-compliant with EU rules

A shortage of sheep's milk and strong export demand are driving increases of 5% to 9%. Why price hikes are also expected for "white cheese."

From traditional coffee brewed in a small pot to frappé, freddo and today’s specialty drinks, coffee has evolved alongside Greek society while becoming an essential part of everyday life.

Greece hasn't executed anyone since 1972. As a failed execution in Tennessee shocks the US, top jurist Theodoros Psychogios argues the real issue at home is early release for violent offenders.

The EKAB paramedic testified before the investigator about the condition she found Giorgos Mazonakis in when called to the clinic on Karneadou Street

Severe storms have flooded homes and roads, swept away vehicles and damaged infrastructure across Crete, while emergency crews have been reinforced as authorities warn residents to limit travel

The investigating judge has summoned the four defendants in the arson attack on Afroditi Nestora's home to testify again after the charges were amended

Two clinic employees have provided new accounts of the hours surrounding Giorgos Mazonakis’ collapse, alleging they were initially instructed to conceal key details from police, including the timing of events and a treatment performed the day before his death

A three-member committee will assess whether two buildings next to the one that collapsed pose a risk of further collapse after last week’s deadly explosion in central Athens

Greece’s seasonal restrictions on noise will remain in effect through March 31, 2027, covering the afternoon and overnight hours in homes and public spaces

Greece is facing a new round of severe weather, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and gale-force winds expected through Sunday. Crete is at the center of the storm, with authorities putting the island under Red Code

Police investigate after leaflets naming the woman, publishing her address and photograph and making sexual allegations were placed on cars across the Therissos district

On tiny Thymaina, high living costs, limited transport and the exodus of young families are leaving an island community with just two primary school pupils

The rare relic, or remains of Adm. Miaoulis, will be displayed in Zakynthos over the next few days as part of commemorations of the Battle of Lepanto in 1571

Authorities found an unauthorized oncology department and chemotherapy operations at a private clinic in Thessaloniki, while patients’ relatives have reported understaffing, poor conditions, spoiled food and other serious problems.

A deadly gas explosion in Athens' Plaka killed six people and leveled a building, renewing long-standing concerns about the safety and future of the city's most historic neighborhood