The four are already in pretrial detention; prosecutors expanded charges in the fatal arson case
The death of a beloved pop and laiko music performer has put private medical practices, rejuvenation treatments and the regulation of the country's expanding wellness industry under intense scrutiny
Greece's crackdown on private healthcare is exposing deep gaps in oversight, from unauthorized cancer care to a medical chief under review.
According to new information, the female doctor involved in the Mazonakis' case was in the process of equipping a new "Center for Alternative Therapies" even though the license for the clinic had been revoked a few months prior, at her request
The woman was assaulted by parents of a 4-year-old child at the school she worked, following a video showing her reacting aggressively toward young students
The measures affect households and businesses, with changes planned for fuel prices, taxes, pensions, workers, farmers and families, while a new savings scheme for younger generations is also set to launch
Cloudy skies, scattered rain and powerful northerly winds will affect eastern and southern Greece on Wednesday, with temperatures dipping slightly, especially in those areas
Authorities arrested a 55-year-old man after an inspection at a cement plant found liquid waste leaking from a tank and flowing through a stream toward the Kifisos River
Heating oil could open the season at up to €1.97 per liter, while natural gas remains about 46% to 47% cheaper for heating. Electricity prices are also rising, with the government preparing measures to ease household costs
The AthensCharge platform will manage 19 municipal charging stations from October 1, allowing drivers to find available chargers, start and monitor charging sessions and pay electronically.
Young Greeks leave the parental home at an average age of 30.9, the third-latest in the European Union, level with Slovakia.
Interbank transactions increased from 1.6 million in 2020 to 95.4 million in 2025, marking a 60-fold increase over five years
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announces a new committee to oversee health and wellness services, refers allegations involving Athens Medical Association president to National Transparency Authority
A judicial council has authorized access to the phones of two detained doctors, three clinic employees and singer Giorgos Mazonakis as investigators examine communications surrounding his death
Authorities are sealing a private clinic in Thessaloniki after inspectors found it operated an unauthorized oncology unit. Officials are also investigating alleged fake prescriptions and whether powerful drugs were given to patients without cancer
A 40-year-old man followed the woman for nearly three months before police arrested him. A search of his home reportedly uncovered a large amount of child sexual abuse material on a computer hard drive.
Residents say about 700 students are still attending classes in containers, while hundreds of damaged buildings have yet to be demolished and families continue living in temporary housing or unsafe homes
Investigators found flammable material around the cafe after a blaze forced residents to flee to the roof. A 10-year-old girl was hospitalized after inhaling smoke, while firefighters broke down a door to rescue a nine-months-pregnant woman
A court in Larissa has ordered a forensic examination of stationmaster Vasilis Samaras’ phone, while testimony from victims’ relatives continues today. The judge is also weighing further requests from their lawyers.
New data on three affected buildings in Kypseli have been handed to Athens officials as residents demand technical inspections, access to project data and protective measures ahead of a protest on October 3.