Three suspects were arrested and five others identified in a burglary network that stole more than €179,000 from homes across Attica and transferred about €76,000 abroad.

The government is preparing a package of subsidies and refinery discounts ahead of the October 15 launch, aiming to bring heating oil prices down to €1.50–€1.60 per liter

Local authorities in the Greek capital are offering cash payments, fee exemptions and free childcare services as falling birth numbers spread beyond remote and rural areas

Ireland’s highest court found that an Irish suspect facing migrant-smuggling charges could risk inhuman or degrading treatment in Greek custody, citing overcrowding, poor conditions and a lack of guarantees from Greek authorities.

The 62-year-old woman was last seen on Sept. 12 at her hotel in Alykanas, with police, firefighters, coast guard personnel, a search dog and a drone involved in the operation

Police say the suspects, aged 16 to 28, stored drugs in homes and used rental cars to distribute them across Thessaloniki. Cannabis, cocaine, cash, knives and other items were seized

Inspections by Greece’s National Transparency Authority have uncovered unauthorized medical procedures, unlicensed practitioners, expired and illegally distributed medicines, and health services provided without the required specialists

Police arrested two people after a gang posed as utility and telecom workers and used AI-generated voice clones of victims’ relatives to make fraud schemes more convincing. Its illegal proceeds exceeded $1 million.

Twelve firefighters are battling the blaze at a site containing flammable materials including tires and wooden pallets, while authorities warn of heavy smoke and a possible spread to a nearby overgrown plot

A 45-year-old driver and a 55-year-old bus attendant were arrested after two 4-year-old children were found inside a locked school bus in Chania. Their parents have filed complaints, while the bus company has removed the attendant

Security cameras have captured packs moving through neighborhoods in Chasia, while residents say more than 10 stray dogs have been attacked and raise concerns about a wolf seen near a children’s playground.

Authorities are investigating whether a modified car was involved in an illegal street race and whether the five young passengers were livestreaming their drive on TikTok before the crash

Memorial events and anti-fascist demonstrations are taking place around Piraeus, marking the anniversary of the 2013 killing that led to the investigation and eventual conviction of members of Golden Dawn as a criminal organization.

The European Central Bank is asking the public to choose from 10 proposed designs based on European culture or rivers and birds, with voting open through Sept. 21.

A new Intrum survey finds that 60% of Greeks have borrowed money to cover bills, while 37% have delayed payments and 47% have used buy now, pay later services.

Three defendants are on trial over the May 2025 explosion that killed a 38-year-old woman, who was allegedly carrying an improvised explosive device intended for a bank ATM

Heating oil to open at 2euros/liter on Oct 15 as fuel prices keep climbing — a 500L order will cost 1,000 euros, squeezing households before winter even begins.

The infant, just 19 days old, remains in critical condition as the mother who allegedly harmed the newborn is freed under restrictive conditions

The anti-money laundering authority launches an investigation into the two remanded physicians, as part of the overall criminal probe into the singer’s death

Special school for children with autism in Ilion operates in two warehouses lacking proper restrooms, classrooms, and outdoor space for students.