A 26-year-old admits drug use but rejects homicide charges, claiming he believed the woman was having a seizure as authorities probe delays and conflicting testimonies.

Workers warn of staffing and funding risks as changes to an EU-backed program could disrupt operations, prompting talks of strikes and even temporary shutdowns of municipal childcare centers.

A recent reform expanding eligibility for Greece’s deafness and hard-of-hearing benefit has doubled the number of recipients within a year, increasing both coverage and state spending while removing previous age restrictions.

Overall, Greek tourism in 2026 is moving along a fine balance. The strong demand base, increased airline capacity, and the country’s image as a safe destination create the conditions for another positive year

A young woman’s body was recovered from the Corinth Canal in southern Greece after being spotted floating in the water. Authorities have launched standard procedures to identify the victim and investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport continues to grow despite geopolitical headwinds, while management highlights stable fuel supply and a €1.3 billion expansion plan to boost long-term capacity

Rising costs, supply chain disruptions and weaker demand could weigh on Greece’s export performance, even as businesses benefit from strong competitiveness and new global trade opportunities

Three men accused in the death of a 19-year-old woman are set to testify as new evidence and conflicting accounts emerge in the ongoing investigation

Police are investigating all scenarios after a woman’s body was discovered in a residential building, with a man questioned as authorities await autopsy results

The Greek government may be reinstating additional subsidy schemes, with final decisions expected later this month.

A major expansion in air connectivity between Athens and Shanghai will establish daily flights from September, strengthening tourism flows and deepening economic ties between Greece and China

A major regional program will establish specialized day-care and home support services for people with dementia, Alzheimer’s and autism, expanding access to structured medical and social care

Twelve leading environmental organisations warn that proposed legislative changes could weaken protections for Natura 2000 sites, urging stricter safeguards and clearer limits on development.

The woman, 57, was arrested this week under a new fast-track legal process that extends liability to guardians for certain juvenile delinquency offenses; the teen is wanted

The city has partnered with Greece’s Ornithological Society to support swallows and swifts, bringing nature closer to residents while raising awareness about urban biodiversity.

Young adults aged 18–19 can apply for a €300 Youth Pass in 2026, paid in two installments and usable across travel, culture, and leisure services via a digital card

Greece is accelerating the replacement of older identity cards ahead of the EU deadline of 3 August 2026, with a renewed appointment system helping citizens secure slots in select areas even today despite increased demand.

Greece will introduce strict under-15 social media restrictions from 2027, using the KidsWallet app to verify age, support parental control, and shift compliance duties to digital platforms.

Rising travel and fuel costs continue to pressure households, prompting plans to extend subsidies like the Fuel Pass and introduce additional support measures

Streets in a central Athens district were submerged by a flowing substance believed to be linked to underground works, raising safety concerns and frustration among residents.