A coast guard vessel picked up the group near Kaloi Limenes late at night, the latest in a string of rescues that has brought hundreds ashore on Crete's southern coast in just 48 hours.

Passengers using Athens International Airport may face delays on Wednesday and Thursday as scheduled inspections affect flight operations during afternoon hours

Eight arrested, including the alleged ringleader, as Greek police launch a major operation targeting a suspected drug and weapons trafficking network in Attica.

A physician has been convicted after misleading a patient into undergoing a double mastectomy by falsely claiming she had a hereditary cancer risk, later proven untrue through independent medical testing

Hundreds gathered in central Athens demanding legal recognition of femicide and stronger protections for survivors of domestic violence, following the murder of a 39-year-old woman in Kalamata

Investigators allege the group ran a bribery network inside municipal planning departments across Attica, generating thousands of euros in illicit profits and laundering money through high-value purchases

A controversy has erupted at a hospital in Crete after a 28-year-old woman with advanced ALS was reportedly transferred from a private room, prompting accusations that the move was made to accommodate a favored patient. The hospital has denied the reports.

A brutal double homicide in the coastal town of Longos near Aigio has stunned residents, as investigators focus on a man close to the victims while searching for answers behind the bloodshed

A new EY-Parthenon analysis warns that climate pressures, aging networks and regulatory changes are reshaping Greece’s water sector, while investment needs rise to secure long-term water supply

Nearly 20,500 workplace accidents were recorded in 2025, a rise of over 70% in just four years, according to the Labor Inspectorate's annual report

New provisions now govern annual leave in Greece, changing how summer vacations are scheduled. Here is what both employees and employers need to know

A 30-year-old foreign national faces charges of sexual assault against minors following an incident on a Dodecanese ferry

A trained narcotics detection dog helped Greek police uncover more than 380 grams of cocaine hidden inside a car, leading to the arrest of a 45-year-old suspect.

The Security Office of the Piraeus Port Authority played a pivotal role in breaking up an Attica-based network that was moving undocumented migrants across Greece

Greeks pay nearly twice the EU average out of pocket for healthcare, as system gaps, long waits and unequal access continue to drive private spending.

The departure of Secretary General Bakoyannis and the death of Deputy Minister Nikos Tagaras have left Greece's environment ministry in a vacuum, just as a decades-in-the-making planning reform enters its most critical phase.

New details emerge about 56-year-old James Dalamangas, arrested near Aigio and accused of a 1999 fatal shooting in Sydney, as Australian authorities pursue his extradition and revisit links to other unsolved killings within the Greek-Australian community

Businesses failing to issue receipts, submit sales records or tamper with electronic cash systems may face automatic shutdowns ranging from 48 hours to two years under new tax enforcement measures

A passenger ferry crashed into Rafina Port’s northern pier, splitting the structure in two without causing injuries or pollution.

Authorities warn of a new wave of sophisticated fraud schemes targeting mainly elderly citizens, with scammers impersonating officials and professionals to steal cash and valuables.