The beloved singer, who dominated Greek laiko music for nearly seven decades, passed away at home on Saturday after spending almost a year recovering from a stroke she suffered onstage at Athens' ancient Odeon of Herodes Atticus.

Two consecutive crashes on a major highway in northwestern Greece left two people dead and two injured Saturday, after a second car struck a road worker and then hit a truck involved in an earlier collision.

Authorities warn of phishing SMS impersonating government services ahead of the Fuel Pass 2026 launch, urging citizens to avoid engaging with suspicious links and protect personal data.

Luxury hotels cut prices and tour operators add flexibility as geopolitical tensions begin to slow bookings and air travel to Greece.

Traditional walnut baklava made with olive oil—absolutely irresistible!

Talks in Benghazi focused on migration, maritime disputes and trade, as Greece steps up engagement with eastern Libya’s leadership.

The wage increase lifts nominal pay for 700,000 workers, but faster-rising energy, housing and food costs, weak purchasing power and pressure on businesses mean much of the gain is quickly absorbed, limiting its impact on real incomes.

Greek opposition leader draws red lines against New Democracy, targets surveillance scandal and inequality, and seeks to rally a divided party as PASOK launches a crucial three-day conference in Athens.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis dismissed snap election scenarios, stressing stability amid regional turmoil and signaling the government’s intent to complete its full term.

Athens’ central station shuts at 2 p.m., just hours before an anti-war rally in Syntagma Square, with trains passing through without stopping.

Twenty-two migrants died after being stranded for six days without food or water aboard a smuggling boat south of Crete, survivors say, as Greek authorities arrest two suspected traffickers and investigate the tragedy

The body of the 34-year-old diver was recovered Saturday after a complex operation at a notorious underwater cave in Vouliagmeni, near Athens.

Greece enters daylight saving time tomorrow March 29, with clocks moving one hour ahead and staying on summer time until late October.

Why Australia stabilises while Greece restores

Students in Greece will begin their Easter break on April 6, with classes resuming April 20, as families prepare for one of the most important holidays in the Orthodox calendar.

EU ministers rule out fiscal flexibility despite rising energy costs, forcing countries like Greece to rely on limited national budgets as inflation risks intensify

Greece's early Covid-19 lockdown likely deepened the short-term recession, but helped avoid a more prolonged period of instability