Firefighters, specialist forest units and aircraft battle the blaze in the Tragano area of western Peloponnese as authorities deploy drones for real-time surveillance and launch an arson investigation amid high wildfire risk

Greek meteorologist Theodoros Kolydas says prevention and forest management are key to reducing wildfire devastation, arguing that emergency response alone cannot overcome years of unmanaged landscapes.

As firefighters continue battling scattered flare-ups along the Attica-Boeotia front, investigators are examining new video evidence and pursuing felony charges over the blaze's suspected origin

Two teenagers were arrested after entering the shop and assaulting the employee with punches, kicks and metal rods. Authorities are investigating whether the attack was linked to personal disputes.

Authorities arrested local officials, utility personnel and suspected arsonists as investigators intensified efforts to determine the causes of dozens of wildfires, imposing more than €70,000 in administrative fines.

Southern Kefalonia remains without electricity and water for a second day after a major wildfire damaged the power grid, while crews race to restore service and local officials postpone public events.

Authorities are investigating two wildlife incidents near Thessaloniki after four protected tortoises were found covered in orange oil paint and five others were being kept illegally as pets.

The Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation and Viohalco companies join forces, offering young people from vulnerable social groups the most invaluable asset: access to the labor market and professional dignity

Authorities say extreme fires fueled by climate conditions are overwhelming traditional firefighting methods, while highlighting prevention projects and aerial response measures used in the Attica-Boeotia blaze.

Greek police say phone data, witness accounts and testimonies led to the arrest of a 26-year-old Afghan man accused of killing a 38-year-old British woman whose body was found in a suitcase in Athens.

The coastal area in Western Attica is assessing extensive damage after a major blaze destroyed homes and properties, leaving residents facing a landscape of ash and destruction.

Greek authorities arrested two people, including a local mayor, as investigators examine whether faults in a wind farm power transmission line sparked the massive wildfire that spread across Boeotia and Attica

As of August 3, Greece's old blue identity cards are no longer accepted as travel documents, including for trips within the Schengen Area. Travelers must carry either the new national ID card or a valid Greek passport.

Fire crews battling the major wildfire in western Attica said some of their vehicles were damaged or broken into while parked in Magoula as they responded to the emergency.

Greece’s relocation efforts highlight the challenge of reversing rural depopulation, as aging communities and declining birth rates reshape the country’s future.

A fire tornado was captured on video near Kandili in Megara as firefighters and aircraft continued battling dangerous wildfire conditions across Attica and Boeotia

Authorities inspected 112 pet owners across the Thessaloniki area, issuing penalties for violations including walking animals without leashes, missing veterinary records and failure to clean up after pets.

A man who had been missing for days was found dead in a remote area of Nafplio municipality, while authorities await forensic results and investigate the circumstances of his death.

Ursula von der Leyen paid tribute to the Greek and Danish crew killed in the Psatha helicopter crash, saying Europe mourns with Greece and Denmark.

Authorities clarified that one foreign tourist is still missing after earlier reports suggested all eight people from a disabled sailboat had been found. Seven have been rescued as an extensive sea and land search continues off the Greek island of Symi.