Chios remains under a state of emergency, which is currently set to last until July 22. With strong winds expected to persist for several more days, firefighting efforts are likely to continue under extremely difficult conditions

The ferry strike continues into its ninth consecutive day for the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Italy line.

The current wildfire is the latest in a series of devastating blazes that have struck Chios in recent years, with significant fires also recorded in 2012 and 2016

Tuesday will be an ideal summer day across Greece, with plenty of sunshine, high temperatures, and light to moderate winds—excellent weather for beachgoers and travelers

The New York Times published an extensive report on the devastating fires on the island of Chios titled “Villages Evacuated on Greek Tourist Island as Wildfires Rage”

Despite reinforcements arriving from mainland cities such as Thessaloniki and Athens, the blaze remains largely out of control

Meanwhile, another fire that erupted earlier the same day, around 5:00 a.m., in Kato Asites, Heraklion municipality, in Crete, has now been brought under control.

As the protest route will lead to the U.S. Embassy, significant traffic disruptions are also expected in central Athens throughout the evening

Authorities have sent continuous evacuation alerts via the 112 emergency system to safeguard residents in affected zones

A sun-soaked Monday with just enough clouds to keep things interesting. Inland hills may catch a passing shower, but for most of Greece, it’s a breezy, golden start to the week

Fuel costs on the rise following Israel-Iran conflict; experts fear prices could soon approach €2 per liter in parts of Athens.

According to official sources, he is believed to have been taking photos of “potential targets,” including the base itself and ships entering and leaving the naval station.

Residents battled flames overnight, meanwhile aerial firefighting begins on Chios

The strike began at 6:00 a.m. today and is scheduled to end at the same time tomorrow, Tuesday, June 24.

Residents of Damascus describe a nightmarish situation following the attack that left at least 22 dead at the Greek Orthodox Church in the Syrian capital.

The U.S. operation against Iran was made possible thanks to the large-scale deployment of American refueling aircraft, including from the Souda Bay base, according to various sources.

Officials continue to urge residents in affected zones to comply with evacuation orders and remain alert for further updates.

PENEN has not ruled out further action, indicating that the dispute will continue until meaningful negotiations address their core demands

The latter tremor was located in the exact area where a “seismic swarm” erupted in late January and continued until February earlier this year

The quake was recorded at 16.53 (14.53 GMT), with an epicenter 42 kilometers southwest of the township of Paleochora