The historic swearing-in and graduation ceremony came after successful training, i.e. "boot camp"; the occasion marks another milestone in the country's attempt to expand women's role in the armed forces

Old Calendar Orthodox priests held special blessings on the large island of Evia (Euboea), as authorities expand incentives to combat the invasive species devastating fisheries and marine ecosystems

Greek police dismantled an organized burglary group accused of targeting homes in Thessaloniki, using specialized tools and stealing cash, jewelry and valuables worth more than half a million euros.

Aristotelis Hantzis, who refused food for 140 days over the fate of the Asia Minor refugee blocks on Alexandras Avenue, was transferred to Evangelismos hospital Friday as supporters gathered outside.

New protections include free legal and psychological assistance, risk assessments and emergency accommodation options for women facing gender-based and domestic violence.

Only 12% of Greece's loggerhead sea turtle nesting beaches are in good conservation condition, while 50% were rated as moderate and 38% as poor, highlighting the urgent need for stronger protection measures

Greece's anti-corruption magistrate wins approval to inspect safe deposit boxes of key suspects, as investigators warn the case is far from over

The 43-year-old man who confessed to the murder of 45-year-old Stavroula Leventaki has been placed in pre-trial detention after apologizing to her family, as investigators highlight contradictions in his statements.

Greek maritime unions stage a three-hour work stoppage on June 26 from 19.00 till 22.00 after a surge in summer ferry routes left the Athens-area port unable to dock all its vessels, forcing some crews to spend nights anchored offshore.

Authorities have charged seven people over a deadly confrontation in Kallithea that left a 15-year-old boy dead, with investigations continuing into the circumstances of the incident.

Drug trafficking networks are constantly changing their structure and methods, adapting to law enforcement pressure and new technologies, says Deputy Police Director Giannis Karydakos

As Greece’s wildfire season intensifies, concerns grow over dry grass and uncleared vegetation on Mount Hymettus, with local authorities and municipalities exchanging responsibility over delayed clearance work

Authorities say a criminal organization linked to large-scale drug trafficking in Mykonos and the wider Athens area was dismantled, with arrests made and drugs, vehicles and cash seized.

A technical issue affecting an approach radar system led to temporary restrictions in air traffic operations at Athens International Airport, causing delays to arrivals and departures.

Seven people have been arrested and 17 identified in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old in Kallithea, Athens, after a violent clash between groups of teenagers escalated in a park and spilled into nearby streets

Weather conditions in Greece will become more stable over the weekend, with mostly sunny skies, stronger Aegean winds and temperatures rising without reaching heatwave levels.

In an effort to curb crime and improve safety in the Greek capital, 80 new foot patrol officers will go on duty this fall

The Greek Shipping Ministry said the application procedure for 2023 island transport costs is set to open on July 7

The project will modernize the 80.4-kilometre Palaiofarsalos–Kalambaka railway route with new electrification, signaling and safety systems to improve the performance of Greece’s rail network

A new legal framework for taxis and chauffeur-driven vehicles has triggered disputes, with industry groups taking cases to Greece’s top administrative court over restrictions and market rules