The passenger-and-vehicle ferry will be transferred to the ONEX shipyards in Elefsina after a fire damaged its upper decks and vehicles aboard.

A 37-year-old woman was arrested for photographing the Souda Naval Base in Crete, the latest in a series of espionage cases at Greek military sites.

The Greek-flagged car carrier Neptune Ethos ran aground off Salamina with 36 people on board; all are safe and no pollution has been reported.

Temperatures will climb to 27-28°C this week before rain returns from the west, with the weekend expected to bring a renewed shift in conditions

The upgraded system allows citizens to contact emergency services through video calls, real-time text and a silent alert button, while improving location tracking and coordination among response agencies

Doctor says she underwent the procedure herself and also had it performed on her daughter, raising questions over her understanding of its risks and medical requirements

Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for pioneering optogenetics, a tool for studying the living brain.

Authorities uncover scheme in which huge overpayments were converted into apparently legitimate refunds

As World Animal Day is marked, research shows pets ease stress, loneliness, and heart risk, serving as quiet, everyday healers for body and mind.

Thousands of homes have entered Greece’s short-term rental market faster than oversight mechanisms have expanded, raising questions about building safety, inspections and the pressure on protected neighborhoods such as Athens’ Plaka district

The government plans to legislate the new age limit from January 1, 2027, while age verification will rely on platforms and the Kids Wallet system without revealing users’ dates of birth or identity details

The government plans to recruit 600 firefighters this year and another 600 in 2027, as authorities report fewer fires and less burned land during the 2026 wildfire season

A 54-year-old taxi driver says a dispute over payment turned violent early Sunday, with a 35-year-old passenger choking her and tearing off part of her ear before bystanders restrained him

The Ionian island of Atokos has become a social media attraction for visitors seeking close encounters with free-roaming semi-wild pigs, but animal welfare groups are raising concerns over feeding, human interaction and alleged injuries from boat propellers.

Nine key suspects, including two military personnel to have leadership roles, are due to appear before an investigating magistrate Monday in a pyramid-style scheme that targeted about 10,000 investors

More than 400 calls have been made to Greece’s Fire Service since Oct. 1, with flooding, landslides and extensive damage to roads, crops and infrastructure reported across the island

Two people on a motorcycle approached the cafe on Acharnon Street early Monday and fled after throwing the grenade, prompting authorities to close nearby roads and deploy an explosives disposal unit

Thousands of people took part in the 18th annual breast cancer awareness event in central Athens, promoting prevention, early detection, solidarity and support for women facing the disease

Initial toxicology results reportedly identified the anesthetic propofol, while further quantitative testing and histological examinations are being conducted as investigators examine the circumstances of the singer’s death.

Authorities are stepping up inspections and enforcement along the Kifisos River, while an environmental engineering professor warns that pollution has caused documented ecological damage and poses unmeasured public health risks.