Market authorities imposed more than €1 million in penalties on major retailers and food companies after inspections found breaches of state-imposed profit margin limits aimed at protecting consumers

The victim, 71, was reportedly trying to help her daughter parallel park when she was crushed

Greek consumers face significant price hikes for lamb, beef, sausages, and poultry this Tsiknopempti, with some costs rising over 30% compared to last year, making the traditional grilling celebration notably more expensive

Greek police dismantle a highly organized network producing and exporting illegal cigarettes, seizing millions of euros in goods, weapons, and equipment while exposing a multi-layered criminal hierarchy

According to the local media in the south-central city of Lamia, the boy’s mother abandoned the child when hearing a court decision giving custody to the biological father

Showers and storms are expected across much of Greece on the popular grilling holiday, with unsettled conditions likely to affect outdoor celebrations in several regions.

Maria Karystianou criticizes the Greek justice system as key surveillance footage from the Tempi train tragedy disappears, calling the court proceedings “shameful” and demanding accountability from investigator

Greek authorities again warn consumers, mobile users to be wary of attempts aimed at draining their bank accounts, retrieving their credit card information

A 35-year-old teacher in Arta, Greece, died suddenly while breastfeeding her newborn, leaving behind two young children; preliminary reports suggest cardiac arrest, with further investigation pending

From April 1, 2026, all rent payments in Greece must be made via bank transfer, with penalties for non-compliance affecting tax deductions, housing allowances, and business expense claims

Minister of Education Sophia Zacharaki calls for a major reform of Greece’s education system, suggesting the possible abolition of nationwide university entrance exams while emphasizing student and staff safety at universities

Nearly 94,000 recipients will receive funds from e-EFKA and the Public Employment Service, covering pensions, unemployment benefits, maternity leave, and subsidized employment programs by Friday, February 13, 2026

Authorities demand answers from university leaders after Molotov attacks injured a police officer and reignited debate over campus security and controlled access

New AI-powered cameras across the Athens area are recording thousands of traffic violations during a pilot phase, but authorities say no fines are being issued yet as systems are still being evaluated.

A 59-year-old man died when his car veered off a mountain road and fell into a deep gorge, triggering a large-scale rescue operation in difficult terrain.

The 56-year-old Greek yoga teacher was remanded in custody after denying involvement in a series of car firebombings targeting acquaintances, as judges ordered her transfer to a prison psychiatric unit.

Authorities probe a civilian woman believed to have helped recruit and connect a senior Air Force officer to a foreign espionage network using encrypted communications and payments

A 2.5-year-old girl was resuscitated after falling into a public fountain in Kallithea, while her parents were detained on suspicion of child neglect

Wet and unsettled conditions spread across much of Greece with heavy rain in some regions, mountain snow, and strengthening winds in the Aegean as temperatures drop.

The initiative begins with the participation of 36 academies, underscoring its global scope from the outset.