Greek fire service deployed 20 firefighters and 6 vehicles Thursday after a blaze ignited in low vegetation close to the Kitsi settlement, with no immediate threat reported

U.S. diplomatic missions and government offices across Greece will close June 19 in observance of a federal holiday.

A group of around 20 dogs has raised concerns in several areas of Thessaloniki, with residents calling for faster action after reports of attacks and repeated returns

A dispute over a parking space in Piraeus reportedly escalated into a violent confrontation, with a 77-year-old man threatening two brothers with a 1.3-meter trident.

Cyprus had the cleanest bathing waters in 2025, followed by Greece and Bulgaria, say the EEA

The Greek island says emergency status will speed up desalination projects, while officials propose stricter water use rules to protect supplies during the summer.

New details emerge in the killing of a 45-year-old police officer, as authorities examine her attempts to leave the relationship and possible questions surrounding the suspect’s psychological assessment.

The case of 14-year-old Kyriaki Zania, who died in 2021 after Covid-19 complications, will now be heard in November 2026 after another postponement.

A firefighters’ union says a crew responding to a fire at a Roma settlement in Aspropyrgos, western Attica, was threatened and attacked by a group of people during the operation

A road dispute between two motorcycle riders escalated into a violent confrontation at a railway crossing in the Sepolia area of Athens, captured on video by a local resident.

Several Greek islands have been declared in a state of emergency as authorities rush to secure water supplies through desalination projects. Local officials warn that ageing infrastructure and climate pressures are worsening the crisis during the tourist season.

Kidnapping and €20,000 extortion of a 25-year-old in Thessaloniki: two arrested after police operation, others still being sought. investigation on.

Greece’s latest minimum wage increase is set to boost vacation pay for thousands of private-sector employees, while new rules will give workers greater flexibility in scheduling their annual leave

The University of Nicosia Law School and IENE co-organize a conference on Eastern Mediterranean energy challenges and prospects, held June 24 in Athens

High temperatures, low humidity and strong winds have placed Attica and seven other Greek regions under increased wildfire risk, prompting authorities to step up preparedness measures

Experts told a Greek court that medical findings point to severe injuries caused by strong force, as the trial over the death of 3-year-old Angelos continues in Heraklion.

As a 45-year-old police officer is laid to rest, new revelations about threats, psychological abuse, and systemic failures are fueling questions about whether the tragedy could have been prevented

Western Macedonia is emerging as a key alternative development hub, as it combines energy adequacy and extensive industrial areas being released as part of the decarbonization process, offering suitable ground for major investments

Teen suffers severe brain injury and remains hospitalized in an Athens hospital, as family appeals for support

Authorities seized more than 370 counterfeit documents and uncover a fully equipped workshop supplying the fake travel documents to third country nationals attempting to reach other EU countries