Twelve suspects, including six minors, were arrested in Athens after police uncovered an organized network that used students to sell cocaine and marijuana inside and around school grounds, enforcing strict discipline with threats and violence.

Greek authorities, with support from Frontex, carried out coordinated sea rescues south of the small island of Gavdos, safely transferring dozens of migrants and refugees to nearby ports.

Rain and isolated thunderstorms will affect southern islands, while cooler temperatures, fog, and early-morning frost in northern regions shape a wintry Monday across Greece.

License plates and driving licenses will not be returned in cases involving antisocial parking violations, such as parking on ramps for people with disabilities.

The farmers will move their tractors onto the Athens–Thessaloniki motorway, allowing private vehicles and buses to pass while barring trucks and articulated lorries.

Cambridge Dictionary’s choice for 2025—“parasocial”—expands the term to include relationships not just with celebrities but with AI chatbots and digital companions.

“We thank everyone, wish you happy holidays, and look forward to seeing you at the Christmas Market here in Kotzia Square,” said Athens' Mayor Haris Doukas.

Retailers will also open on the last Sunday of the year, Dec. 28, giving consumers additional time to complete their purchases.

Agricultural crisis is not merely a matter of subsidies or “bad” prices, but one of self-sufficiency and sovereignty over energy and technological infrastructure

From August 2026, travelers without the new national identity card will no longer be able to travel within the European Union, as authorities urge citizens to book appointments early amid heavy demand

Temporary road closures will be in place in central Athens on Sunday morning as authorities implement traffic measures to support the Athens Santa Run 2025 and ease congestion

Authorities investigate the death of a five-month-old infant who was sleeping with her twin brother and parents, with a post-mortem examination pending to determine the cause

Police dismantled a network operating in the Attica region that used students as dealers, with cocaine and cannabis sold in and around a school over several months

Authorities are expanding investigations into alleged fraudulent payments linked to Greece’s farm subsidy agency, with multiple new cases under review nationwide and ongoing cooperation with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office

Relatives of a campsite owner killed in southern Greece describe signs of fear, unanswered questions at the crime scene, and concerns over the handling of the investigation as authorities continue probing the double homicide

Greek police detained a 41-year-old foreign national in central Athens following an international arrest warrant issued by Turkey for drug trafficking, robbery, and other serious offenses

Without education, without new technologies, and without smart agriculture, Greece will never reach exports to countries such as Israel or the Netherlands

From a self-taught cook on a small Greek island to an internationally awarded ambassador of Greek gastronomy, Argiro Barbarigou has reshaped how traditional Greek food is cooked, taught, and shared with the world

In Strasbourg, journalist Nikos Giannopoulos claims he was punched by Nikos Pappas, contradicting Pappas’ denial, and plans legal action

Tensions flare as Turkey resumes airspace violations over the Aegean, prompting Greek jets to engage in a mock dogfight between the islands of Lemnos and Lesbos