The case that shocked Greece on Epiphany Day enters its final judicial stage, as a 16-year-old defendant stands trial over the fatal beating of 17-year-old Angelos in the northern Greek city of Serres

The scorpionfish and the weever fish are venomous species in the Mediterranean that can cause sudden pain, swelling and skin irritation, with experts recommending immediate first aid and medical attention in more serious cases

As the confessed killer of 45-year-old Stavroula Leventaki faces multiple charges, the victim’s family has expanded its legal action, while newly revealed conversations and surveillance footage shed more light on the case.

Mostly sunny conditions will continue in Greece, but afternoon showers and thunderstorms are forecast in mainland regions as temperatures remain high and northern winds strengthen in the Aegean.

Two armed F-16s, UAVs and a maritime patrol aircraft involved in incidents across the northeastern, central and southeastern Aegean; Greek fighters conduct interceptions and report two mock dogfights

Northern section of the Kifissia–Faliron Bay bicycle route remains years from completion despite strategic status under the EU-funded Attica regional development program

Property transfers dipped in April while parental property gifts kept rising, as transfer tax revenues for the first four months of 2026 climbed 7.3% year over year

The Greek government is pushing to clear out squatters from the long-abandoned refugee settlements (prosfygika) complex and convert it into social housing, after an attack on a regional official's home

The European Court of Human Rights ruled against the Greek state over actions and statements by then PM Alexis Tsipras, DM Panos Kammenos and Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis. The ruling is deemed significant for defense of the rule of law

The new digital hub connects residents with free social services, healthcare, housing, counselling, and support.

Wildlife group ANIMA says fledgling gulls wandering city streets each summer are usually fine. Here's what to do, and what not to do, if you find one

Brandy Melville closes fitting rooms, sparking debate on retail trends, privacy hacks, and the harsh honesty of dressing room mirrors.

The Greek physician who moved permanently to the Cycladic island of Serifos pointed to staffing shortages, housing costs and isolation as the main obstacles to recruiting medical professionals

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens was ranked among the world’s top research institutions in the AD Scientific Index 2026, placing first among universities in Greece and Cyprus.

Sea salt gives beachy texture but can dry hair—protect, rinse, and hydrate to keep it healthy, soft, and shiny all summer long.

Latest tests find 60% of Eastern Attica’s beaches unsafe for swimming, with the highest contamination levels recorded in Porto Rafti.

While the Greek government declares a fight against brain drain, public funding for scientific research, scholarships and reseachers in dire straits

A suspected fraudster was arrested after attempting to collect money and valuables from a police officer who had been targeted by a fake accountant scheme in northern Greece

The suspect, seen on now a widely disseminated video, claims she was unaware she had run over the animal; the case sparked nationwide outrage and renewed scrutiny of animal welfare violations

At a time when the Greece’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is promoting the plan to upgrade Athens’ urban transport as one of the largest interventions of recent decades, a new pan-European study comes as a reminder that the picture of transport in Greece remains deeply unequal and problematic. The government is presenting a series […]