The seismic activity was felt across parts of eastern Crete, though initial reports indicate no damage or injuries.

Temperatures will remain largely unchanged, ranging from 19°C to 21°C in most areas, reaching 22°C in the Dodecanese and eastern mainland, and up to 23°C in the west.

Residents and visitors urged to leave mountain village as firefighters battle flames in difficult terrain, with aircraft deployed to contain the blaze before nightfall.

Plans aim to transform a disused 1.3-kilometer railway stretch into a pedestrian and cycling route, enhancing green space and connectivity across key Piraeus neighborhoods.

A breakthrough regenerative medicine platform creates patient-specific cartilage implants, now preparing for clinical trials after being classified as an advanced therapy product.

Three men accused of abandoning a 19-year-old woman in Argostoli without seeking help are being transferred to Korydallos prison, as charges are upgraded and new evidence emerges.

Early-morning blaze in the Kolonos district leaves a man and a woman dead and sends two residents to the hospital with respiratory issues.

The woman, according to reports an Ethiopian national, was found dead in the alley of the apartment building

Roadside drug testing is set to be introduced as part of a broader push to improve traffic safety, alongside expanded police controls, digital enforcement tools, and tougher measures targeting dangerous driving behaviors across the country.

Authorities charge that a specific machine lacked an electronic age-verification system and allowed purchases using only a bank card

The improvement is attributed to the launch of a general registry of wills, introduced last November by the justice ministry in cooperation with notarial associations in the country

A 26-year-old admits drug use but rejects homicide charges, claiming he believed the woman was having a seizure as authorities probe delays and conflicting testimonies.

Workers warn of staffing and funding risks as changes to an EU-backed program could disrupt operations, prompting talks of strikes and even temporary shutdowns of municipal childcare centers.

A recent reform expanding eligibility for Greece’s deafness and hard-of-hearing benefit has doubled the number of recipients within a year, increasing both coverage and state spending while removing previous age restrictions.

Overall, Greek tourism in 2026 is moving along a fine balance. The strong demand base, increased airline capacity, and the country’s image as a safe destination create the conditions for another positive year

A young woman’s body was recovered from the Corinth Canal in southern Greece after being spotted floating in the water. Authorities have launched standard procedures to identify the victim and investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport continues to grow despite geopolitical headwinds, while management highlights stable fuel supply and a €1.3 billion expansion plan to boost long-term capacity

Rising costs, supply chain disruptions and weaker demand could weigh on Greece’s export performance, even as businesses benefit from strong competitiveness and new global trade opportunities

Three men accused in the death of a 19-year-old woman are set to testify as new evidence and conflicting accounts emerge in the ongoing investigation

Police are investigating all scenarios after a woman’s body was discovered in a residential building, with a man questioned as authorities await autopsy results