Authorities rule out natural gas leak after hundreds of emergency calls, while experts examine possible maritime and environmental causes

Estates Costa Lazaridi is the first Greek winery to earn Certified Regenerative status, advancing sustainable viticulture and biodiversity-focused wine production.

Nearly half of private-sector employees say their education and qualifications have little or no connection to their actual job, according to the largest workforce survey ever conducted in Greece.

The country’s tax administration will contact debtors with overdue obligations and unfiled tax declarations, urging compliance before enforcement measures such as bank account seizures and property auctions are initiated

The fatal collision on the Attiki Odos tollway of Athens and a vehicle rollover on Crete’s northern highway renew concerns over rise in major traffic accidents

A draft renewable energy planning framework would ban new wind farms in the Athens and Thessaloniki metropolitan areas and on mountains above 1,200 meters, while imposing stricter rules on solar developments in protected and environmentally sensitive zones.

Police in Crete solved four telephone fraud cases in just two days, arresting a 23-year-old alleged courier moments before his ferry departed and recovering stolen jewelry worth €37,000

A new study presented at a major geoscience conference offers the first short-term probability estimates for future volcanic activity on Santorini, suggesting a 13% chance of an eruption within five years and around 25% within the next decade

Firefighters in the coastal town of Nafpaktos removed the large reptile after the car's passengers opened the hood and were stunned

More services, expanded metro operations and stricter ticket inspections helped boost passenger numbers across Athens’ transport network, according to new data from the city’s transit authority

Five suspects have been arrested in an ongoing operation targeting a criminal group allegedly involved in robberies, burglaries and vehicle thefts, with authorities also seizing weapons during the raids

The Hellenic Hoteliers Federation warns that the proposed tourism spatial framework could impose broad restrictions that overlook local needs, while calling for policies that support sustainable growth and fair competition

A 47-year-old man appeared in court after his arrest over the assault of his 16-year-old son, who is on the autism spectrum, while the boy’s mother described a pattern of repeated abuse and mistreatment

Greek authorities say participants in the Global Sumud Flotilla are expected to undergo identification procedures before receiving consular assistance and being repatriated as quickly as possible

A 42-year-old British tourist died and his 15-year-old son was critically injured after their ATV veered off the road in Corfu, prompting renewed warnings over dangerous road conditions and the widespread use of rental quad bikes and electric scooters

A grieving father says police inaction cost his daughter her life, as prosecutors move to indict all four officers on duty the night of her murder

Authorities are still examining the circumstances of the fatal collision, with conflicting accounts over vehicle speed, traffic signals and the moments leading up to the crash that claimed the lives of a mother and daughter

A 57-year-old patient was arrested after allegedly strangling his 46-year-old roommate during a violent altercation inside a psychiatric facility in the Greek capital

The government says the measure will recognize the demanding nature of frontline healthcare roles, while broader labor reforms on pay transparency and wage equality are also being prepared

The reform introduces major changes to wills, inheritance agreements and heirs’ rights, aiming to modernize a legal framework that lawmakers say no longer reflects contemporary social and economic realities.