The Hellenic Transplant Organization has launched a nationwide awareness campaign to promote organ and tissue donation.

Gale-force winds have suspended most ferry routes nationwide, while severe weather in northwestern Greece has caused flight disruptions, landslides, and damage to roads and utilities

Greek authorities say the FIR Athens blackout was caused by a large-scale telecommunications failure, possibly linked to human error, stressing that flight safety was never compromised as investigations continue into how the outage occurred.

Respiratory infections, especially flu A and RSV, rise sharply in major cities, affecting children and vulnerable groups, while authorities urge vaccination and healthy habits to curb the spread

Rain and thunderstorms ease gradually across Greece on Thursday, with strong winds at sea, a noticeable temperature drop by day’s end, and dusty conditions lingering in eastern and southeastern regions early on.

Vendors want to be taxed based on working 150 to 180 days a year, and not the current 350

Winter Sales to last until February 27th, with retail stores remaining open on Sunday, January 18th, and Sunday, January 25th.

Greek police detained a 50-year-old driver accused of smuggling undocumented migrants after a high-speed attempt to evade officers on a major northern highway

The current criminal 'rage' involves the rip-off 'power company employees' claiming a major power line malfunction and impeding risk of 'electrocution'

Cybersecurity experts warn of a dramatic rise in phishing attacks using QR codes embedded in emails and PDFs, targeting employees’ credentials and company data

Both the declaration and revocation of separate filing must be completed by Feb. 28 of the year the tax return is submitted.

A teenage girl was hospitalized as a precaution after fainting in Peristeri, while police arrested her father and a kiosk employee over alleged violations of laws protecting minors.

Northern Greece’s Tzoumerka region faces landslides, power outages, and flooding risks as over 130mm of rain falls in just a few hours, prompting emergency crews to clear roads and restore services

A new unified barcode and digital tracking system aims to protect Greek producers, prevent mislabeling of imports, and allow consumers to verify product origin from farm to shelf

Farmers in Greece argue that government measures fail to address the real problems of the sector including livestock vaccination.

With no alternative sites and stalled recycling projects, authorities approve yet another costly expansion of the Fyli landfill, highlighting years of delays in managing the capital’s waste

New directive calls for immediate enforcement of traffic and criminal laws against those blocking highways, as authorities move to keep major road networks open during ongoing agricultural protests

Greek tax authorities plan a new wave of property auctions, including villas and high-end homes in sought-after areas, as overdue tax debts climb to record levels and enforcement measures intensify.

The government unveils a €160 million aid package, fuel tax refunds, and reforms to insurance and electricity costs to address farmer blockades and strengthen the agricultural sector

Under an EU-wide harmonization plan, Greek drivers with licenses issued before 2013 must gradually switch to the new European-format card by 2033, with earlier deadlines for specific categories.