Nearly half of respondents said their finances have worsened over the past year, while accommodation, transportation and food costs emerge as the main barriers to taking a holiday

Transferring money to children or grandchildren via IRIS or bank accounts can trigger tax obligations. Here are the rules that catch taxpayers off guard

High court rules that convicted November 17 leader failed to meet both formal and substantive conditions for conditional release, sending the case back to appeals judges for reconsideration

A new government-backed tourism subsidy programme has been officially published, offering eligible residents digital holiday vouchers of up to €600, with payments varying by travel season and personal or family circumstances.

Spetses Symposium 2026 explores stress, well-being and longevity, redefining self-care through science, balance and mindful living on Spetses.

The Athens Bakers' Guild is urging members to join a protest on Wednesday, June 17, at 7 p.m., gathering at Monastiraki Square

Defense lawyers complete arguments as court examines a dispute over the Greek state's civil claim against four railway officials in the 2023 rail disaster that killed 57 people

The Greek Red Cross is warning the public about injuries from the invasive pufferfish species spreading in Greek waters, offering guidance on how to respond to potentially serious bites.

Two Greek islands have entered a three-month emergency status due to drought-related water shortages, while existing measures on another island have been extended

A fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in an agricultural area in Anthili, Fthiotida. No residential areas are currently under threat

More than 50% of ambulances in Greece’s capital region are reportedly out of service due to mechanical failures and missing spare parts, prompting union warnings, a formal complaint, and an internal investigation

A police dog helped Greek coast guard officers uncover cocaine hidden on a passenger ferry in Piraeus, leading to the arrest of a 20-year-old woman during intensified summer port inspections across Greece

A 45-year-old visitor was pulled safely from the sea by Greek Coast Guard officers and taken to hospital for precautionary medical checks, while authorities investigate the circumstances of the incident

A 55-year-old nurse died after suffering cardiac arrest while on duty, with Greece’s hospital workers’ federation emphasizing the intense pressure and verbal abuse during an emergency involving an injured child

Alexandros Giotopoulos was returned to custody after Greece’s Supreme Court overturned an earlier release decision, ruling that legal requirements for conditional release had not yet been met

Businesses in one of central Athens’ commercial areas say months of road closures and repeated burglaries have left them struggling, calling for stronger security measures and faster completion of public works

A 56-year-old man was arrested in Athens after police seized dozens of ancient coins and artifacts allegedly imported from abroad and offered for sale online.

A study shows that victims in Greece lose an average of $609 per incident, while 23% of those affected report losses exceeding $1,350

Pharmaceutical industry groups say an 80.7% clawback rate for hospital medicines is placing a growing financial burden on companies and raising concerns over access to innovative treatments in Greece.

Doctors fought to save the young woman after she was rushed to a health center unconscious, but despite extensive resuscitation efforts, they were unable to revive her