Two officers remain in pretrial detention as an investigation into fatal shooting continues

Binding slot allocation and financial penalties proposed, as the Athens airport faces growing pressure from record traffic, airspace constraints and expansion work

TV reports point to additional persons of interest and previously unused evidence as prosecutors pursue the first charges in the 2010 fatal firebombing; one suspect said she'll return to Greece from the UK

Low-magnitude sequence follows stronger seismic activity that affected northern Evia last month

Emergency alerts issued in central Macedonia and the Epirus province as authorities investigate cause of Thessaloniki-area fire

Counterterrorism unit officers charge that apartment near victim's home served as an operational base before and after attack

The family of the critically injured young man says he was unarmed and claims he had a mild mental impairment

The woman is sought in connection with the May 2010 fatal firebombing; she has denied involvement and says she will cooperate with authorities

Performance-based navigation project aims to modernize air traffic management, improve efficiency and strengthen compliance with EU aviation standards at 31 airports

No immediate threat to nearby village in central Greece, but explosions from propane cylinders complicate firefighting efforts

Counterterrorism investigators said the primary suspects were traced through CCTV and forensic evidence following attack on home of New Democracy politician

A truck driver's dashcam captures the dangerous incident near Kipi border crossing, as authorities face renewed road safety concerns

Over the past three years, the market for synthetic cannabinoids has evolved faster than the legislation attempting to regulate it

The Hellenic Shipowners' Association awards 365 postgraduate scholarships, empowering a new generation of talented Greeks to pursue their dreams.

A fresh investigation, reports of digital evidence and an anonymous tip led to arrests on Friday, as survivors urge accountability in one of Greece's darkest unsolved cases

The ND candidate thanked police and the prime minister, urged prosecutors to pursue every accomplice, and said her family wants a fair trial rather than retaliation, arguing the rule of law is what sets Greece apart from those who resort to political violence

Despite a new air traffic management agreement introduced before the peak travel season, airlines, air traffic controllers and authorities remain divided over the main causes of ongoing delays.

Two police officers under investigation over the shooting of a 20-year-old during a high-speed chase have been granted another 24 hours to prepare their defense, as key forensic examinations remain pending.

A new bill would establish a nationwide professional body for psychologists, introduce new oversight mechanisms and strengthen licensing rules, while prompting strong objections from the Greek Psychologists' Association.

Police say a man and a woman scouted the ND candidate's home for days before planting the device, then hid at the apartment of a third suspect. The woman, arrested in Crete, was convicted in 2022 over a string of arson attacks