With 50 targeted measures, a unified housing agency, and digital platforms for students and public servants on the islands, the government aims to curb the property crisis and expand the housing supply
A 26-year-old man was arrested after police linked him to four robberies inside apartment buildings, where elderly women were attacked and valuables worth more than €7,000 were taken.
A fast-moving fire at a lumber yard near Ai Giannis Chostos sparked a massive emergency response, with authorities issuing a 112 evacuation alert as the flames spread to nearby residences
Pandemics are not just about viruses. As humans push deeper into nature, the barriers protecting us from emerging diseases continue to erode.
A prostate cancer patient in Athens underwent surgery while the Greek surgeon operated from Wuhan, marking a milestone for telemedicine and robotic-assisted procedures in Greece
Two suspects posing as electricity network technicians fled after a failed phone scam in a coastal area near Athens, leading to a police chase and a crash involving multiple vehicles
The helicopter had taken off from Ioannina Airport before going down in the Aoos reservoir during an aerial firefighting operation
A €150 payment per child will be automatically credited to eligible households in two stages, with the first payments completed by June 30 and a second phase covering eligible newborns by August.
A 25-year study following more than 25,000 young people found that frequent consumption of sugary beverages and fruit juices was associated with a greater likelihood of high blood pressure later in life.
Greek lawyer Dina Antoniadi recounts the panic and destruction she witnessed in Caracas after a powerful earthquake damaged buildings and forced residents to leave their homes for safety
Nine island municipalities will receive more than €15 million for water infrastructure upgrades, including desalination units, network improvements and new facilities aimed at strengthening drinking water supplies
Authorities believe the suspect is among those detained after the violent clash that left a 17-year-old dead, as investigators examine forensic evidence and witness accounts.
Two protesters from the Alexandras Avenue refugee housing community known as Prosfygika have ended their hunger strike after one was hospitalized in critical condition, while pressure grows for negotiations over the area's future
Intense weather struck central Greece’s Trikala region on Wednesday, flooding towns, destroying farmland, and triggering calls for urgent flood-control measures as authorities assess the full scale of the damage
Greek police dismantled a drug trafficking network operating under the cover of a tourist transport company in Mykonos, arresting six suspects and seizing over five kilograms of narcotics
The Hellenic Fire Service is investigating the cause of each fire
The silver-cheeked toadfish is neither an innocent fish nor the monster often portrayed in headlines. It is an extremely successful invasive species that has become permanently established in the Mediterranean.
Investigators probing the killings in Aigialeia near Aigio face new questions after forensic tests revealed unknown DNA on the weapon and failed to link the main suspect to key evidence
A late-night clash involving around ten people in Kallithea ended in a fatal stabbing, with police detaining eight individuals and investigating whether the violence was linked to soccer fan rivalries.
The man, a foreign national, initially blocked traffic on a major thoroughfare, before stripping in front of an ambulance and clambering onto its roof