Court proceedings of the highly anticipated Tempi train crash will start from scratch after a local Larissa Misdemeanor judicial council accepted the recusal of a judge presiding over the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court regarding the case of the handling of surveillance footage linked to the 2023 train crash that claimed the lives of 57 people. Now, […]

Financial crime investigators carried out coordinated searches in Athens and Thessaloniki as part of an ongoing probe involving GSEE head Giannis Panagopoulos and companies linked to him

A large-scale emergency exercise codenamed "Rail SOS" or "Raga SOS," organized by the Urban Rail Transport (STASY) and carried out in the early hours along Metro Line 1, at Omonia Square.

A new IOBE report highlights the Greek brewing sector’s €576 million direct contribution to the economy, alongside strong tax revenues, employment impact, and shifting market dynamics driven by rising costs and changing consumer habits

The worker was hospitalized with severe head injuries after her hair was caught in machinery

Authorities continue searching for the man behind an illegal rooftop livestock setup

Investigators focus on the victim’s inner circle as fresh statements raise questions about access to the apartment and the timeline of events

The plan, which includes a truck ban, aims to manage the Easter travel surge, improve road safety, and reduce accidents

As fuel prices surge across Europe, Greece remains near the top of the EU rankings. High taxes and global oil increases are driving fuel prices to record highs, placing a disproportionate burden on greek consumers.

A courtroom clash in Larissa prompted the presiding judge to recuse herself from a case examining missing and overwritten footage tied to the 2023 rail disaster.

Realizing they had been left behind, the children became confused - some were visibly distressed - while others started crying, not knowing where to go or what to do

Half of the fuel stations inspected in Rhodes breached price caps, with authorities imposing fines and expanding enforcement efforts.

Extended store hours around Greece aim to help shoppers prepare for Easter, with late openings, a key Sunday trading day and holiday closures during the Easter period.

The Greek environment ministry has put forward sweeping planning reforms that would allow construction in protected natural areas, while also extending deadlines for legalizing unauthorized structures across forests, parks and ski resorts.

Around 200 children with disabilities living within the Municipality of Athens are effectively “schoolless,” while families are forced to send their children to overcrowded special schools in neighboring areas.

A Polish national was killed after floodwaters overwhelmed Nea Makri, northeast of Athens, sweeping him from the street as he tried to escape his flooded home

A revamped housing support scheme is set to launch with expanded funding and broader eligibility, aiming to upgrade older homes and ease pressure on rental markets

Closures extend across entire regions, with all schools in the Dodecanese, Cyclades, and Crete remaining shut on April 2.

Thick Saharan dust blankets the island, pushing air pollution to extreme levels, grounding flights, and prompting health warnings

Severe flooding, strong winds and widespread damage strike the Greek capital, as authorities warn the worst may not be over and urge residents to limit movement