Showers and thunderstorms, locally strong early in the day, will give way to more scattered rain later, while unusually low temperatures and strong winds up to 7 Beaufort dominate much of the country.

According to a report in 'To Vima' the number of licensed attorneys in Greece is near the 50,000-mark, the second highest ratio in the EU – 449 lawyers for every 100,000 residents – with Cyprus first

Authorities dismantle a criminal network using over 370 “ghost” companies to fraudulently claim tax refunds, seizing weapons, cash, and financial documents during police operations

All schools in the Greek capital will remain closed on October 3 to honor Saint Dionysius the Areopagite, the city’s patron saint, giving students a long weekend

According to the operator, repair crews are working to resolve the issue, and electricity supply is expected to be fully restored by 18.00

Students at a university residence in Komotini report flooding, rusty water, and infestations, prompting the university to announce both immediate fixes and long-term reconstruction plans

According to the Green to Grey investigation, Europe loses the equivalent of 600 football fields of green land daily.

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck Istanbul on Thursday, with no reports of injuries or significant damage, officials confirmed.

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The first snowfall of the season has covered Mount Olympus, Kaimaktsalan, and Falakro in white, with temperatures below zero as wintry weather expected to continue across Northern Greece until Friday

Greece’s air traffic controllers meet October 8 to approve a two-year overtime freeze, extending reduced traffic limits until 2027.

A UK-bound flight from the UK to Egypt made an emergency landing in Heraklion due to a disruptive passenger allegedly under the influence of alcohol, with authorities now handling the situation

Greece’s historic railway network faces a major setback as authorities plan to convert Peloponnese tracks into cycling paths and sell the OSE headquarters, sparking controversy over the future of national rail infrastructure

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos announced that over 1,000 supermarket items will see price reductions, aiming to ease pressure on households

Greek Foreign Ministry confirms all 27 citizens aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla are unharmed, with consular assistance and safe repatriation underway.

Demonstrations were held in Greece after Israel intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla bound for Gaza, with more rallies planned in the coming days

Emergency medical teams continue monitoring activist Panos Ruci during his 18th day of a hunger strike in Athens

On Zakynthos, schools remain closed as a precaution, while the General Secretariat for Civil Protection urges citizens to take self-protection measures against risks posed by the extreme conditions.

For decades, residents and fortune seekers have searched for gold said to be buried in the Larissa region, fueling myths that blend history with folklore

Dr. Alexandros Karamanlidis, director of Arcturos, notes that the responsibility for managing bear encounters legally, administratively, and financially rests with the Greek state.