A senior guard at Domokos Prison in Greece faces charges for complicity after a fatal shooting involving multiple high-profile inmates inside the prison office
A coordinated law enforcement action targeted illegal activity in Nea Peramos, Greece, resulting in seven arrests, seizure of three hunting rifles, and the removal of 330 meters of illegally tapped power lines to protect public safety
Authorities dismantled a criminal network accused of stealing, trafficking tens of thousands of pharmaceutical pills and sending parcels abroad, with one arrest and two suspects still wanted.
The licensing freeze was widely welcomed by island residents and local officials, who feared that commercial development would alter the character of the coastline and damage fragile ecosystems.
Greek authorities send experts to Belgium to examine historic photos of 200 patriots executed by Nazis in 1944, aiming to preserve the collection as a national monument and return it to Greece for public and historical safeguarding
Supporters gathered outside the Trikala courthouse as the factory owner faced felony charges linked to the explosion that killed five workers, amid mounting evidence of ignored safety warnings
Greece’s national health insurer will reimburse 100% of eligible medical expenses not covered through standard electronic prescriptions, following an individual application process
Services have been suspended from the port of Volos to the Sporades islands, while routes between Kavala and Thasos remain on hold.
Strong winds, overflowing rivers, and fallen trees leave hundreds of areas in Greece facing evacuations, power cuts, and extensive infrastructure damage, as authorities race to restore safety and services
The new scheme launches earlier than ever, offering 300,000 vouchers, expanded benefits for families and mothers, and up to 12 free nights in selected regions to boost domestic tourism and support vulnerable groups
Authorities have halted operations at a second facility over missing fire safety certificates, while investigations expand to a third plant after new videos and witness accounts raise serious safety concerns
Actors, other theatre staff in Greece will stage a nationwide 24-hour strike on February 20, demanding collective labor agreements after 13 years of stalled negotiations with theatre producers, while essential safety and communication staff remain on duty
Police are examining a torched vehicle discovered in a remote area as a possible key link to the kidnapping and execution-style murder of a young businessman.
Police intervened after individuals remained on campus following a film screening, despite a rectorate order banning events at the university amid recent unrest
Flooding, landslides and strong winds have cut off villages, damaged roads and homes, and forced evacuations as extreme weather hits multiple regions across the country
Investigators examine possible contract killing, prison security gaps, and conflicting accounts as the inquiry into the fatal shooting of a lifer by a fellow inmate continues.
Belgian collector in possession of the photographs has reportedly sold more than 47,000 Nazi-era Items
The transformation of the adjacent Larissis and Peloponnisou stations, located in a gritty part of central Athens, is moving into the implementation phase
'I knew he had been executed, but I didn’t know about the photograph,' said Thrasyvoulos Marakis from Platanias, Crete, about his grandfather, Thrasyvoulos Kalafatakis, who was among the 200 men executed in WWII by Nazi forces on May 1, 1944
Greece’s Hellenic Military Academy completed a winter training program with international cadets, including participants from Armenia, Bulgaria, Korea, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Romania, featuring survival, combat drills, and joint exercises with special forces and army aviation units