The government is relying on primary surpluses and early debt repayments to accelerate the decline, with two more repayments totaling €4.7 billion planned by the end of 2026.

Security footage from Koropi and Nafplio shows how burglars check whether residents are away before striking, as authorities urge people to avoid revealing their absence online or around their homes

The 37-year-old officer was found shortly before midnight after his wife reported him missing, with authorities investigating marks on his neck and hands and the fact that the vehicle was locked from the inside

Hot, dry and windy conditions are expected Tuesday, with strong northerly winds and very dry vegetation raising the risk of fast-spreading wildfires across several regions.

Travelers already facing high ferry, accommodation and food costs are paying a further premium at the pump, with gasoline and diesel prices remaining particularly high across popular Greek island destinations

Three residents reportedly saw sparks from the power cables before dry vegetation caught fire, while strong winds quickly spread the blaze toward nearby properties

A 52-year-old woman suffered serious head injuries after being knocked down by powerful airflow from an aircraft taking off, days after the most recent report highlighted the risks of the popular plane-spotting practice

Mark Zuckerberg says AI must stay widely accessible, not concentrated among a few firms, as Meta pushes to rival China's open models

Thousands of minors are caught each year driving without a license, while road-safety experts warn that teens remain disproportionately exposed to serious crashes

Greece's arson investigation unit orders a nationwide check on wind farms for illegal or unsafe installations after the major fire in Boeotia

Under pressure from the far-right AfD, Berlin revives returns of migrants to their first EU entry countries, testing European solidarity

The deadline for Greece's EU recovery funding falls on August 31, and ministers have been told to stay reachable through the holidays as the government works toward a political restart before the Thessaloniki International Fair, with the forthcoming elections in mind

Stefan Bruggemann talks to BHMAgazino about "Cel d'or," his exhibit inspired by Ibiza's singular light

The woman, who denies any involvement in the deadly 2010 bank fire, is accused in connection with the deaths of three people. Her lawyer says video evidence is insufficient to establish her identity.

The Mexican artist draws inspiration from the unique light of Ibiza, presenting works in "Cel d'or" that explore matter, language and perception

The protest rally at the main Agistri harbor of Skala turned tense after demonstrators encountered a group of Israeli tourists; no injuries or detentions reported

A 15-year-old told police he had been subjected to repeated sexual violence since 2024 and threatened with the release of videos, prompting an investigation on the Greek island.

Rents for student housing have risen for a third straight year, with furnished studios near Athens campuses now asking up to 19 euros per square meter and other university cities following close behind