Over 1 Billion Euros in European Union funds have been used to support projects that violate the fundamental rights of marginalized groups, including Roma communities, people with disabilities, and migrants.

During several raids of pharmacies, homes, doctors’ office and warehouses, in fact, more than 17,000 drug packages were recovered

In 2024, at least two prescriptions for antidiabetic medications were issued to 1,242,340 individuals, up from 1,189,712 in 2023 and 973,806 in 2019.

The court’s decision follows increased seismic and volcanic activity on Santorini, prompting emergency regulations aimed at protecting both locals and visitors from potential landslide zones.

A gunman on Tuesday opened fire at a vehicle reportedly carrying Greek intel agents following a car carrying suspected members of a Turkish crime gang

The emergency status, which will remain in effect until June 26, 2025, allows for the rapid deployment of financial and logistical resources to support affected communities and accelerate remediation efforts

This latest incident is part of a growing pattern of intensified African dust events affecting southern Europe

The child ran into a closed glass balcony door while visiting a relative's home and succumbed to her injuries at Athens children's hospital.

Due to the ongoing taxi strike in Greece's capital city, public transport services to and from Athens International Airport will be reinforced.

Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly across central and southern mainland Greece, Eastern Macedonia, Thrace, the northern Aegean, and the highlands of Crete and other inland areas

Meteorologists are forecasting more heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds for most of Greece starting on Friday.

The government vice president Kostis Hatzidakis revealed a 5-step plan to boost the Greek property market during a presentation at the 3rd Real Estate Conference in Athens on Tuesday. The five measures, either already underway or expected to take effect in the future, include a 35% cut in the uniform real estate property tax (ENFIA); […]

Journalist Jo Pierri of TO BHMA International Edition brings you the day's top headlines from Greece in a short and sharp English-language news bulletin

The Greek taxi drivers union is demanding tax reforms, tougher regulations, and fairer treatment amid escalating tensions with government.

The Greek government is promoting the use of price-comparison tools as consumers face further food cost increases.

According to police reports, the materials were meticulously hidden in specially designed compartments, raising suspicions about the preparation of large-scale unrest or illegal activities within the university premises

“We’ve never seen a year like this since 2003,” said a cherry and peach farmer from Imathia, one of the main regions where cherries are produced

Naxos, a popular summer destination in the Cyclades, depends heavily on reliable air transport, especially for urgent medical transfers to larger hospitals in Athens.

The decision comes amid growing concern in Brussels, with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigating what it calls one of the largest agricultural subsidy frauds in recent years

Journalist Jo Pierri of TO BHMA International Edition brings you the day's top headlines from Greece in a short and sharp English-language news bulletin