The 30-year-old was stopped during a road safety operation after allegedly driving more than 120 km/h above the speed limit, leading to a hefty fine, a one-year license suspension and criminal charges

Police say the group intimidated farmers, destroyed property and allegedly secured more than €586,000 in fraudulent EU subsidies, while damages to agricultural land exceeded €200,000

Greece was rocked by a series of deadly workplace accidents within hours, including the death of a construction worker buried alive in Ioannina and a power grid technician killed during high-voltage maintenance work in Athens

The driver who crashed his BMW into another vehicle, killing a mother and daughter instantly, held the victim responsible for the accident in his testimony on Monday

A new €34.8 million EU-backed funding package will continue Greece’s Personal Assistant scheme for people with disabilities, expanding independent living support after its pilot phase under the Recovery Fund

The City of Athens will launch applications on May 20 for children’s summer sports camps, offering activities across three athletic centers from mid-June through July

The proposed framework therefore appears more favorable toward tourism development than the existing regime, even though the island needs strict rules in order to preserve its identity

Footage reportedly shows inmate assaults and alleged extortion inside Greece’s largest prison

The investigation is centered on the village of Vorizia, and includes allegations of property takeovers, crop destruction and subsidy fraud

Officers from the Kalymnos Port Authority are treating the case as a suspected homicide, after forensic indications suggested the victim bore stab wounds

Greek police say the suspects targeted crowded tourist areas in Oia, allegedly stealing wallets and bags containing cash, bank cards and personal belongings

Authorities prepare to install cameras and controlled-entry systems at major universities in Greece as the government revisits efforts to curb vandalism, violence and disturbances on campuses

Farmers in Lesbos are raising alarm over the handling of dead animals following disease outbreaks, warning of environmental and biosecurity risks as tensions rise over burial practices and official management of livestock losses

Drivers in northern Evia narrowly avoided accidents after wild boars suddenly crossed a rural road between Vasilika and Ellinika, as residents report a rise in similar incidents across the region in recent days.

A power grid technician died after an explosion and electrocution in Athens, while a metalworker was injured during ship repair works near Piraeus, reigniting concerns over workplace safety conditions in Greece

A 47-year-old man has been detained in Chania, Greece, over allegations of domestic violence against his 16-year-old son with autism, following a complaint filed by the child’s mother, according to police reports

Residents in the Greek city report repeated nighttime incidents involving minors throwing stones, bottles and water balloons at passing vehicles and pedestrians

The ceremony, scheduled for May 24, will mark the first wedding held inside the prison during its 20 years of operation

Family and friends gathered in Kefalonia for the 40-day memorial service of 19-year-old Myrto, as her father spoke publicly about his grief and frustration over the ongoing investigation

Greek authorities arrested three relatives accused of illegally claiming farmland and collecting hundreds of thousands of euros in agricultural subsidies, while investigators expand the probe across Crete