Health experts advise vulnerable groups, including children and the elderly, to limit outdoor activities and wear masks as African dust affects air quality over the next two to three days

Forensic exams found all 15 victims of the Chios boat collision suffered fatal head trauma, not drowning, as authorities investigate conflicting accounts of how the crash occurred.

Showers and thunderstorms will affect many regions, with hail risks and African dust in the air, while only high-elevation mainland areas see light snowfall.

Greek law enforcement agents arrested a 45-year-old foreigner at the Athens International Airport (AIA) who was trying to smuggle thirty-two kilograms of cannabis into the country. The suspect, believed to be a member of an international criminal organization, was involved in the illegal importing of skunk (strains of cannabis with very high levels of THC). […]

The development comes after last month’s celebrated arrival in Greece of the first Kimon-class frigate, the “Kimon” at the Salamina naval station.

Hersonissos Mayor calls on Crete’s regional authorities to restore damaged protective walls and roads at Gouves, a key tourist and residential area threatened by severe coastal erosion.

Investigators focus on family disputes, disputed assets, and alleged threats as testimony from the victim’s father and partner raises new questions in the murder of a 27-year-old man in western Greece

Nighttime asphalt works upgraded one of Piraeus’ busiest streets, improving safety and traffic flow while minimizing disruption to residents and port operations

Experts return to the destroyed “Violanta” factory to examine safety failures, underground propane leaks, and regulatory compliance following the tragedy that killed five workers

The Plenary Session of the Greek Council of State (CoS), the country’s supreme administrative court, issued a significant ruling in favor of borrowers alleviating the pressure from thousands of cash-strapped Greek citizens. By a broad majority, the Plenary decided that interest on loans of borrowers who have been included in the “Katselis Law” framework will […]

A 36-year-old railway inspector died from a brain hemorrhage after being beaten on a regional train, prompting nationwide mourning and renewed concerns over rising violence against public transport workers.

New deadlines, mandatory declarations, and revised penalties come into force in 2026 for property owners, prompting both praise and concern from Greece’s main homeowners’ association

Authorities detained a member of the Greek Armed Forces for transmitting classified military information, citing potential harm to national security

The Anti-Money Laundering Authority observed the illegal transfer of large sums of money to individual bank accounts

A genetic study reveals that Mesa Mani was not affected by population movements after the fall of Rome. More than half of the region’s men share a common ancestry

Low student engagement is slowing workforce entry, weakening productivity, and placing Greece behind peers in higher education outcomes.

An 89-year-old man drove for about 10 kilometers in the wrong direction on a major highway before police stopped him, after another driver crashed while trying to avoid a head-on collision.

Ferry services from the port of Rafina to the Cyclades have been suspended, while routes from Lavrio to the islands of Kea and Kythnos are also not operating.

Investigators are examining Laura’s family environment and movements in Germany as questions grow over her planned disappearance and her parents’ response.

A 26-year-old Greek national allegedly attacked a 36-year-old ticket inspector during a routine check on a regional train in Germany, leaving the victim dead and sparking nationwide shock over railway safety.