The daughter of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says she returned from the Middle East on the fifth repatriation flight and condemns reports claiming she traveled by private jet as “baseless” and misleading

The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) asks the Ministry of Culture for digital copies of 12 historic photographs documenting the execution of 200 partisans by Nazi forces in Kaisariani, aiming to preserve historical memory and honor the victims

A gas canister explosion caused significant material damage in a central Athens apartment building in Exarchia. Authorities are investigating the incident, but no casualties have been reported, and police are searching for those responsible

Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY) faces upheaval as its full scientific council resigns, citing tensions under a dual leadership system introduced last December, signaling challenges in managing public health governance

The closures are part of a nationwide restructuring plan that will shift services to agencies and courier locations while maintaining basic postal operations

Greek authorities and Frontex conducted two maritime rescue missions south of Crete, saving nearly 200 migrants from overcrowded boats and safely transporting them to ports in Agia Galini and Chora Sfakion amid ongoing migration flows.

Justices of a Council of State (CoS) plenary session rejected appeals filed by nine private universities and the Association of Private Universities

According to police, the suspects had been operating systematically since 2019, extracting millions of euros from unsuspecting victims throughout Greece.

The suspect was identified as a Sudanese man, 48, who may be homeless; he had threatened to blow himself up

Through the Novoville app, residents in Athens and other Greek cities can report everyday urban problems—such as cars blocking disabled ramps—with a few taps, helping municipalities respond faster without in-person complaints.

The dog followed a group of French mountaineers and became trapped on the steep snowy slopes until Greek climbers spotted and rescued him, near the mountainous town of Metsovo

Authorities in Epirus are investigating illegal vaccinations after the region’s first confirmed sheep pox case. Veterinary shortages and a single testing lab in Larissa are fueling concerns for farmers, markets, and public health ahead of Easter

A 38-year-old man has been ordered into pre-trial detention over the death of his 31-year-old partner, who was found dead in her home. He denies murder charges, claiming her death was linked to serious health problems and a fall.

OSE and Hellenic Train are summoned to explain how a suburban train entered the Athens Metro tracks in October 2024, an error narrowly avoided disaster and highlights ongoing safety concerns in the Greek rail network

Greece coordinates daily repatriation flights from the UAE, Qatar, and surrounding regions, prioritizing children, elderly, and vulnerable citizens, with over 2,500 requests received amid the ongoing Middle East conflict

Rising energy costs are pushing gasoline, diesel and heating oil prices higher in Greece, fueling concerns about broader increases in electricity and food prices.

Greek authorities conducted seven rescue operations south of Crete, saving roughly 340 migrants from multiple boats. The arrivals, coordinated with Frontex, were brought safely to ports including Gavdos, Heraklion, and Agia Galini

Traffic toward Athens International Airport will be diverted for two nights as authorities carry out urgent maintenance at the Fyli interchange.

Greek authorities coordinated flights and ground transfers to bring hundreds of citizens and their families back to Athens from several Middle Eastern locations as repatriation operations continue amid the regional conflict

Traffic restrictions will be in place across central Athens on March 8 as the Athens Half Marathon and related races take place. Authorities have announced temporary road closures and alternative routes for drivers during the event