Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong southerly winds affect much of Greece, with the most intense conditions in the west and northwest.

Metro and tram services in Athens will halt for four hours early Sunday as workers protest staffing shortages, train availability issues and unfulfilled commitments related to the expansion of 24-hour weekend service

Fashion and tech once again sit at the top of shoppers’ wish lists. This year, 37.7% of respondents said they plan to buy clothing, while 35.3% are eyeing technology products—continuing last year’s trend.

The new book by former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras, Ithaca, sold out within hours of release, prompting multiple reprints as demand continues to surge, including strong sales of the audiobook version reaching hundreds of copies per hour

A nationwide survey reveals widespread fear among women during nighttime travel, with younger women reporting the highest levels of insecurity and frequent changes in their behavior to stay safe

Undecided voters have increased to 19.9 percent, creating a broad field of volatility and leaving open the possibility of sharp changes as elections draw nearer.

Authorities warn of heavy rain and thunderstorms across northern, western, and eastern Greece, with the worst conditions expected Thursday and Friday

Eighty-five academics from the University of Crete have earned a place on Stanford University’s annual list of the World’s Top 2% Scientists.

Authorities reveal the shocking confession of the victim’s daughter-in-law, overturning initial claims of a burglary and exposing the brutal family-linked attack

Once a single day of major deals, Black Friday in Greece has expanded into a month-long promotion period, with year-round offers and higher business costs limiting the deep discounts seen in larger markets

Behind every “accident” lies a story no one dares to tell. Inside Greece’s hospitals, frontline health workers confront the hidden crisis of gender-based violence—and a new initiative, CARE POWER, trains them to detect, protect and guide survivors to safety.

The Papageorgiou Hospital in Thessaloniki illuminated its administration building in orange to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, reaffirming its commitment to supporting victims and raising awareness of growing digital abuse

Across the globe, the color orange is being projected on buildings to honor the International Day on the Elimination of Violence Against Women and bring attention to domestic violence

The demands center on extending the deadline for mandatory electrification to 2035, curbing what drivers describe as unfair competition from multinational ride-hailing platforms.

In an interview with To Vima, Aphrodite Bleta, President of the European Union of Women in Greece, explains why economic empowerment, education and social support are essential to ending the cycle of abuse.

The proposed framework offers remedies for properties incorrectly designated as forest land or as “unknown owner,” classifications that have led to their transfer to the state.

A 44-year-old man allegedly murdered his 47-year-old brother with scissors after a violent dispute in their shared home. Police say the siblings had a history of domestic violence and substance abuse

New UN data reveal that in 2024 alone, 50,000 women and girls were murdered by partners or relatives—one every ten minutes—showing no real global progress in combating femicide, despite decades of international commitments.

Athens will implement brief overnight traffic stoppages on major roads Tuesday and Wednesday as crews conduct structural safety tests on several key bridges.

Rain spreads from western Greece to more regions by afternoon, with thunderstorms in the northwest and strong southerly winds over the Ionian.