A 12-year-old and a 13-year-old were arrested in Eretria after causing a roadside fire with firecrackers. Their parents were also detained on charges of failing to supervise the children.

The court ruled that it is too early to consider changing the indictment before the evidentiary phase begins, while postponing a decision on requests for additional witnesses and documents.

An emergency meeting has been called to speed up the removal of debris from a collapsed apartment building in Athens, as investigators remain unable to examine the site and continue their inquiry into the cause of the collapse

Greek food exports to Canada continued to grow in 2025, with olives, olive oil, seafood, honey and specialty products driving demand, while feta benefited from the EU-Canada trade agreement despite ongoing concerns over its protection.

A €9.25 million project to build Kineta's internal water supply network has entered the tender phase, aiming to provide reliable drinking water to 5,100 households within two years as part of a broader €28 million infrastructure plan

The drivers, aged 32 to 60, were detained on July 6 after allegedly billing passengers well above the regulated rate on trips linking the port town to central Athens and beyond

Recent fires reaching industrial sites have highlighted concerns over prevention, inspections and coordination, with experts calling for a comprehensive fire protection strategy for high-risk industrial zones.

A swimmer was treated after being bitten on the neck by a pufferfish at a beach in Patras. Health officials say the bite is not poisonous but can cause serious injuries due to the fish's powerful jaws.

As peak tourist season begins, Greek island communities face a water crisis driven by climate change, aging infrastructure, and rising demand. From Meganisi to Kythnos, island mayors describe key issues faced including emergency measures taken

A 75-year-old American tourist was struck by a car while attempting to cross the road to visit the Leonidas monument near Thermopylae. She was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

A 24-year-old woman was found dead in her apartment after relatives raised the alarm. Authorities say there are no visible signs of foul play, while an autopsy is expected to determine the exact cause of death

A rare coincidence unfolded in the Greek city of Patras, where two sisters welcomed healthy baby boys on the same day, with both newborns weighing exactly 2,810 grams.

A prosecutor has recommended felony charges against a 55-year-old woman accused of abusing twin siblings, while a separate misdemeanor trial linked to the same case is scheduled later this month.

A toxic smoke plume from the Oraiokastro fire near Thessaloniki has spread across southern Greece, prompting health warnings and precautionary measures.

Two journalists, a former senior police officer and two intelligence officers are among eight Predator targets now pursuing civil claims in Athens against the businessmen and technicians behind the hacking. The case will be heard in 2027

Greece's national disability confederation has urged the government to make accessibility a core pillar of its housing strategy, proposing financial incentives, inclusive building standards and targeted support for people with disabilities.

Nearly 400 AI-powered traffic cameras will begin operating in phases across the Athens metropolitan area, automatically detecting red-light violations while fines will only be issued after police review each case.

Authorities have placed Crete and the North Aegean on high alert as extreme wildfire conditions persist, urging the public to avoid fire hazards and remain vigilant.

Security footage captured the dramatic confrontation at a local pastry shop in Athens, after the employee realized the weapon used in the robbery attempt was fake, prompting her to resist as the suspect fled with cash from the register

Athens launches a free app that alerts nearby drivers when a parking space becomes available, aiming to cut search times, ease congestion, and improve urban mobility.