To minimize disruption for passengers, Hellenic Train, in coordination with the union, has adjusted its timetable.

A mechanical failure halted a ferry bound for Aegina, leaving dozens of travelers and vehicles stuck at Greece’s busiest port until another vessel could take them

Greece’s 2025–26 school year opens today with inaugurations, new curricula, and the continuation of digital learning initiatives

A financial 'hole' exceeding €750,000 was revealed in police accounts in the Thessaloniki area after an officer’s suicide in 2022, with several senior officials now called to testify

Several people sustained minor injuries in the crash and were taken to hospital by EKAV ambulances, while the exact causes are under investigation

The humanitarian group asked Parliament’s president for diplomatic support to transfer severely injured and ill patients from Gaza to EU countries, including Greece

Greece’s largest labor union has announced a general strike on October 1 against a government bill allowing 13-hour daily shifts. The union demands a 37.5-hour workweek instead, with polls showing strong worker support for shorter hours and collective agreements

Similar mobilizations are already spreading across provincial cities, as local taxi associations adopt the same demands and align themselves with SATA’s protest campaign.

The Finance Ministry is preparing sweeping measures to recover overdue debts, including immediate seizures of bank accounts, safe deposit boxes, and property, amid a political clash over the country’s soaring private debt

Residents from central districts including Pangrati, Mets and Neos Kosmos back turning Vasilissis Olgas into a low-traffic corridor, while new works aim to ease access to Plaka

Participating member-states will be able to draw up national investment plans to describe how they intend to use the potential financial assistance; submission deadline by end of November 2025

Following a fatal accident, the Athens mayor urges Greece’s state-owned rail network owner to act on safety and repair issues at unguarded crossings in the capital

The hospital chief allegedly solicited payments from patients for enhanced post-surgery care, highlighting long-standing concerns over the policy of 'under-the-table' payments at public facilities

The former transport ministry general secretaries will face a misdemeanor charge similar to ex-minister Kostas A. Karamanlis

The Piraeus Open Water 1896, which reenacted the 1,200-meter swim race, drew many swimmers, including active professional swimmers, children, and amateurs.

The tremor, recorded by the Geodynamic Institute, had its epicenter about five kilometers northwest of Nea Styra at a depth of 13.6 kilometers.

A quake off the coast of Evia disrupted a live TV broadcast in Greece, with experts assuring the public that no serious damage has been reported despite the tremor’s strength

A burst water pipe caused a ceiling to fall in a cardiology ward of Heraklion University Hospital, leaving a patient injured. Staff warn chronic underfunding and understaffing put lives at risk

Drivers stage a two-day strike against new transport regulations, closing key streets and marching to the Tourism Ministry. Essential hospital routes remain open

Greece remains a vital nesting ground for loggerhead sea turtles, with early hatchings linked to climate change and long-term conservation efforts keeping the species out of danger