Half of Greeks with disabilities can't pay rent or mortgage on time, as Greece ranks worst in the EU for housing cost burden, a new ESAmeA report finds.

The mother of the child said four women chased and threatened her daughters; convictions, suspended sentences handed down

Satellite data analyzed by the National Observatory of Athens show the lake’s surface shrinking from 42.8 square kilometers in 1984 to about 2.7 square kilometers in 2026, raising concerns about its ecosystem

Greek police say officers documented at least four illegal discharges over 20 days at an Aigaleo gas station. Two people have been arrested, the tanker has been seized, while an environmental inspection found highly acidic industrial waste

Teachers’ groups raise the alarm over new Education Ministry requirements for hiring buses for routine school outings, which are so cumbersome that some schools are canceling trips and limiting excursions to destinations within walking distance.

Unregistered cars and a POS terminal not linked to the tax system led to the fines, which were upheld after the owner's appeal was rejected

Sheep milk production fell 7.4% in the first seven months of 2026, while producer prices rose 13.2%, putting pressure on a product whose exports continue to grow

Severe weather in the Epirus region damaged livestock facilities and roads, while a lightning strike killed 88 sheep at an elevation of about 2,000 meters

A forensic examination found 15 stab wounds on 25-year-old Penelope, including defensive injuries to her hands and leg. Her funeral was held on Wednesday, while her former partner is due to testify before judicial authorities Thursday

Fuel prices stay high across Greece: 95-octane averages €2.199/liter, while the Cyclades top the chart at €2.414. Florina is the cheapest at €2.152.

The appeal hearing over the killing of Kyriaki Griva outside a police station in Athens has been postponed to Febuary 15, 2027, because of the defense lawyer’s illness, despite the victim’s family asking for the proceedings to continue

Residents of Exarcheia are concerned that tunneling for Athens Metro Line 4 could cause damage to older buildings, citing concerns about the area’s unstable ground and the lack of structural studies.

The 28-year-old was fatally stabbed outside a police station in April 2024 after seeking help from officers. Her former partner is appealing his life sentence, while four police officers face a separate trial over omissions

A 48-year-old man allegedly punched one female traffic officer in the stomach and struck another in the head after police stopped him for driving the wrong way on a one-way street in Kaisariani

A 104-page report by Greece’s National Transparency Authority details problems at kindergartens, camps and playgrounds, along with alleged misconduct by hundreds of elected officials and public employees.

Sixteen industry and business groups are urging the Greek government to activate the EU’s CISAF and METSAF tools, warning that more than 700 energy-intensive manufacturers remain exposed to volatile electricity prices ahead of winter

The president of Greece’s ambulance workers’ union is calling for more staff and a nationwide redesign of emergency care, with shortages particularly acute on islands and in remote areas.

Births fell from about 148,000 in 1979-80 to roughly 67,000 in 2024-25, while the average age at which women have children rose by nearly six years, according to a new demographic study.

Authorities to examine communications, medical procedure and testimony as toxicology results are awaited

Greece's secondhand market has grown 278% in five years, driven by online platforms, rising prices, and a new focus on reuse