Officials say drivers will receive instant alerts for violations and can file electronic appeals. The first cameras are expected on some roads by the end of 2025, with wider installation across Greece scheduled for 2026 as part of a digital traffic monitoring initiative

Greek tax authorities uncovered nearly €3.2 million in unreported income across 58 tax declaration centers, imposing fines and 48-hour closures while EU fraud investigators continue auditing agricultural subsidy payments at OPEKEPE

Recognizing that animal cruelty damages not only lives but also local reputation, the Ierapetra team launched the groundbreaking campaign “Animal Abuse Harms Crete.”

Major supermarket chains and suppliers in Greece have agreed to lower prices by up to 35% on more than 2,000 everyday goods through the end of 2025, in a government-backed effort to ease pressure on households and spark stronger market competition

Recent studies show that the negative effects of loneliness drop dramatically when time spent alone is a personal choice rather than a circumstance.

The new law brings nine major changes, including optional 13-hour shifts up to three days a month, flexible annual leave, expanded maternity benefits, and a four-day workweek option, while digital tools aim to simplify hiring and strengthen worker protections

A new study finds that about 50% of online articles are written — at least partly — by artificial intelligence, sparking concerns about the integrity of online information as AI begins to feed on its own content

The two 22-year-old suspects, childhood friends from Athens, met secretly after the killings as police search for the missing phone, gun, and scooter linked to the murders.

Cloudy skies with local rain over the mainland, the Ionian and Crete. Isolated thunderstorms possible in the west, with winds reaching up to 6 Beaufort

According to reports, top navy officials have already met with representatives of the shipyards producing the French Scorpene and the Korean Submarine-III, respectively

Authorities said the six suspects established nine clothing manufacturing companies through which they engaged in social security fraud and tax evasion, reaching 2.2 million euros

OpenAI will soon be offering adult-oriented erotica in ChatGPT by December, marking a shift in its content policy.

Latest judicial reform, accompanied by a specific online platform, aims to dramatically cut 'red tape', free up judges and court staff; notaries to publish wills

Vehicle owners face stricter deadlines and escalating penalties for late 2026 road tax payments, with digital options available to declare temporary inactivity

Satellite data reveal a 44% reduction in Mornos Lake’s surface, prompting water authorities to activate wells and prepare for ongoing water shortages in Attica

Authorities shut down three user groups with over 200,000 members that warned drivers about police checkpoints, raising serious road safety concerns

Greek authorities have announced eight measures to contain the outbreak of sheep and goat pox, including stricter biosecurity, culling infected animals, and intensified monitoring across affected regions

Meteorologist Georgios Tsatrafyllis explains why mobile weather apps can mislead users, from outdated data to ignoring local microclimates

Meta will automatically place users under 18 into stricter content settings modeled after the U.S. movie rating system, aiming to make Instagram safer and more age-appropriate for minors.

Greek police have apprehended two young men linked to the fatal shooting of a businessman and his employee at a Finikounda campsite, as chilling details emerge about the motive and the events leading up to the crime