Athens Mayor Haris Doukas suspended classes at the Gkrava school complex for preventive technical checks, with lessons moving online in the meantime

After a decade of brain drain, more Greeks are now coming home than leaving. Two young professionals explain why family, not tax breaks, pulled them back, and what awaited them on their return.

The health ministry alone possesses thousands of properties, including apartments... cinemas and assets abroad, while the armed forces control a sprawling portfolio of inherited and donated real estate

The National Confederation of Persons with Disabilities warns that housing indicators for people with disabilities in Greece are worse than those for the general population

Crews have begun clearing the rubble of the Athens apartment block that collapsed in June. A report on what caused the collapse is expected after the site is cleared

Greece's emergency numbers for the police rapid response unit (100) and the Fire Service (199) are working normally again, after an outage on Thursday afternoon caused by work being carried out by the fixed-line telephone provider

A new bill would require customers to pay electronically when settling courier deliveries at the door, with exemptions for certain groups and fines for companies that accept cash.

An Athens court has ordered company Elliniko Metro and the consortium building Metro Line 4 to provide residents with expert documents on cracks and subsidence affecting their homes.

The daughter of two jailed doctors is due to testify as investigators examine sedation, plasma exchange treatment and digital evidence surrounding the Greek singer’s death.

Authorities are working to identify the remains discovered by a passerby near the town’s former slaughterhouse area, while a rope found nearby is also being examined.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is examining inflated costs, questionable tenders and possible bid-rigging involving EU-funded water projects in at least 50 municipalities.

Deputy Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos said studies are still underway, but the government aims to restart tunneling as soon as possible while prioritizing the safety of residents and buildings.

Engineering reports on buildings above Athens’ new Metro Line 4 in the Kypseli district have identified structural damage. Some residents may have to leave their homes during repairs

The first fully refurbished train has entered service on Athens’ historic Line 1, with 14 trains set for reconstruction by 2027, bringing new traction systems, passenger information, accessibility and safety features.

Mostly sunny conditions will give way to warmer temperatures and southerly winds on Friday, followed by organized rainfall spreading from western Greece to central and northern areas over the weekend.

Greece ranks fourth among the world's top luxury destinations and first for honeymoon travel, according to Virtuoso's 2027 report, which draws on assessments from more than 3,100 travel advisers in over 50 countries.

Court rejects challenge filed after the statutory deadline without ruling on disputed building and environmental issues, clearing the way for work to resume in 2027

Henri Kagan and Kensō Soai win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for showing how mirror-image molecules can emerge in pure form, a puzzle at the heart of life and modern drug design.

About 30 people have sought treatment at Rethymno hospital since Friday, while health authorities investigate whether the illnesses are linked to flood affected water supplies or a viral outbreak.

Metal objects possibly linked to unexploded WWII ordnance were found at Pier 6 in Thessaloniki's port. ThPA says there is no danger