Videos posted on various Turkish-language social media on Friday show the scene in the Bay of Akyarlar, near the resort of Bodrum

Authorities discovered and seized weapons and ammunition, drugs and 700 gold sovereigns stashed in a tire

Fines for failure to comply range between 500 and 1,000 euros per tax office audits

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The latest conflict between Greece's taxi drivers and the country's Ministry of Finance is over a sticker. But it is not just any sticker- this one is huge and informs riders that they can pay by credit card and are entitled to a receipt.

The young teen went for a swim on Thursday afternoon at a beach in the southern Athens area of Alimos. He was declared missing by relatives and was found unconscious in the sea the same evening.

Rain is expected across most of Greece on Friday, but the foul weather will gradually diminish over the weekend.

The proposed criminal code revision would require mandatory detention of a defendant accused of a serious felony while out on bail for similar charges

Minister Nikos Dendias made the announcement after witnessing the launch of the FDI frigate ‘Nearchos’ at the Naval Group shipyard in Lorient, France

The Commission proposal suggests banning smoking in open-air spaces including parks, bus stops and playgrounds.

Thieves broke into the Greek labor and social cohesion ministries, located in central Athens, and made away with dozens of laptops

Public sector debts to private entities have once again increased in Greece, reaching 3.2 billion euros in July 2024

Greece has the greatest degree of social inequality in relation to unmet health needs among 26 OECD countries.

One man was remanded in custody for his alleged part in bilking of millions of euros through fraudulent e-prescriptions paid out by the national healthcare provider

Destruction of rail infrastucture a long-standing problem plaguing Greece's state-owned and managed railway network

Mitsitakis met in a private meeting at the Presidential Mansion in Athens on Wednesday as part of his monthly meetings with the country’s head of state

A female tourist was killed by falling rocks inside the Samaria Gorge on Crete, following a sudden rain storm.

The head of the Supreme Court chief prosecutor's office requested calls on judicial officials to proceed with indictments swiftly and enforce relevant laws

Fatal stabbing of rapper Fyssas in Sept. 2013 by an ultra-rightist Golden Dawn cadre sparked national outrage and led to its ban as a criminal organization

The fire that broke out on September 17 at the Motor Oil refinery in Agioi Theodoroi is under control. Firefighters worked through the night and three workers were injured while nearby residents were evacuated. Investigations into the cause are underway.