Schools were cleared, roads closed and residents evacuated within a 300-meter radius as an army explosives team prepared to remove the wartime munition from a construction site

Authorities are investigating whether a doctor known as a “hypnotist” received a photo of Giorgos Mazonakis undergoing plasmapheresis shortly before his death and whether he introduced the singer to the doctor treating him.

Athens filed the first expert report on serious settlement and structural damage tied to Metro Line 4 work in Kypseli, with readings up to four times the safety limit

Track replacement work between Elaionas and Monastiraki will disrupt evening service on Line 3, with temporary closures and changes to airport services from Wednesday, September 16

The family of Vasiliki Skampardoni is challenging the release of the main suspect in the deadly January explosion at the Violanta cookie factory in Trikala and is seeking tougher charges over her death

The system is set to become mandatory for another 1 million private-sector workers after November, while recorded overtime has risen sharply since the digital tracking system was expanded

Authorities are investigating two attacks in the Marmaras area, including one involving a 2-year-old Serbian boy, as DNA tests are carried out to determine whether a wolf or jackal is responsible

Police found cocaine, raw and processed cannabis and four cellphones during searches of three cells at the Avlona Special Juvenile Detention Establishment.. Five inmates and a prison employee were arrested

The doctors denied wrongdoing and rejected allegations that they ignored alerts from a plasmapheresis machine, while disputing the timing of the singer’s cardiac arrest and blaming delays during his transfer to the hospital

Greek and Frontex authorities responded to four separate incidents south of Crete, from Gavdos to the southern coasts of Heraklion and Lasithi, transporting all 235 people to safe locations and shelters

Showers and thunderstorms are expected mainly across southern and western Greece on Wednesday, with unstable conditions in Crete, the southern Peloponnese and the islands, while temperatures remain near seasonal levels.

A €1.21 million project will repair extensive damage and subsidence in the underground channel of the Ilissos River and restore a collapsed section of a parking area near the Tavros ISAP station

The local emergency response plan was activated immediately, and an operation began to locate and rescue them.

What to watch for before undergoing a medical procedure, and how to see through pseudo-scientific health marketing

Aegina's Health Center still lacks staff & ambulances — after a woman died Sept 13 waiting 55 min for help, echoing a 2025 death.

People using foreign-registered cars in Greece must generally live abroad for at least 183 days a year, while the vehicle can remain in the country for up to six months in any 12-month period

The Athens Medical Association was reportedly alerted to plasmapheresis equipment at the Kolonaki clinic as early as July 2024, but a recommended inspection was delayed. Two machines were found there after the singer’s death

Haris Doukas says an expert report prepared by residents strengthens concerns over cracks and subsidence in buildings near the Metro Line 4 construction site and sets three conditions for work to resume

Video footage captured the moment a car belonging to the Zografou deputy mayor was set on fire, as police search for suspects in both incidents

Greece trails all EU countries in adult education participation, despite hundreds of millions in Recovery Fund training spending