The Maltese-flagged vessel carrying 5,000 metric tons of petroleum products is being towed to a Turkish port after drifting off Psathoura near Alonissos; no injuries or pollution reported
For thousands of Greek students, summer means seasonal jobs and exhaustion, not vacations, as soaring living costs make working through college a necessity rather than a choice
A juvenile court in northern Greece found the teenager guilty of intentional homicide over the death of 17-year-old Angelos, who died after an attack on the eve of Epiphany in 2026.
Vehicle owners now have until January 2027 to comply with updated European safety requirements for car first aid kits, with inspections and fines set to begin after the new deadline.
Thousands of property owners and managers must complete the mandatory elevator registration process before the final deadline, as authorities warn of inspections and fines for non-compliance.
A woman from Thessaloniki died after being shot at a shooting range in Malevizi, Heraklion, with initial information suggesting authorities are investigating a possible suicide.
Passengers using Athens’ Metro Line 3 will face evening service changes from June 28 as stations close earlier for rail replacement works, with alternative bus services introduced to cover affected routes.
A fire burning in low vegetation near Petra in central Greece has triggered a 112 emergency alert, with strong winds and high fire risk conditions complicating firefighting efforts
Firefighters and volunteers are battling a blaze in the Kalamonas area of Rhodes, where difficult terrain and dense vegetation are complicating efforts to contain the fire.
Blue bins and glass recycling bells across Greece offer a simple way for citizens to reduce waste, save resources and support a nationwide packaging recycling system that connects households, businesses and municipalities.
A 21-year-old lifeguard was taken to hospital after a tower collapsed at a beach in Kavala, while several similar structures fell across the area due to severe weather conditions
Greek police data shows rising fraud cases targeting elderly residents, while theft and burglary rates have declined compared with last year.
Strong winds are increasing wildfire danger across several regions, with authorities placing emergency services on heightened readiness and urging citizens to avoid activities that could trigger fires.
A new survey highlights the growing role of meal vouchers and food allowances in supporting employees’ purchasing power, reducing financial pressure and helping businesses attract and retain staff.
The family of murdered Australian resident George Giannopoulos and a key witness have reacted with anger and fear as Greek authorities clarify that no final extradition decision has yet been made.
A new survey by the City of Athens examines the demographics and causes behind homelessness, showing that older adults and people facing financial hardship make up the largest groups affected
Retailers will also have the option to open on the first Sunday of the sales season, July 19, with recommended operating hours between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos says government measures to curb profiteering have reduced prices, while talks continue on further cuts for essential goods.
Draft legislation would ban riders under 17, mandate third-party insurance and sharply increase fines as authorities seek to improve road safety amid a rise in scooter-related accidents
Fraudsters have cloned the official police website and sent emails demanding payment for nonexistent traffic fines