Authorities are investigating the attack on the largest mosque in San Diego County as a hate crime after two teenage gunmen allegedly killed three people before being found dead from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds

Soaring energy prices, disrupted supply chains and shipping bottlenecks linked to the Iran war have already cost global companies at least $25 billion, with losses mounting across airlines, manufacturers and consumer goods firms

Police say the group intimidated farmers, destroyed property and allegedly secured more than €586,000 in fraudulent EU subsidies, while damages to agricultural land exceeded €200,000

The World Health Organization has declared a public health emergency over an Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain, raising concerns about spread and limited treatment options

Greece was rocked by a series of deadly workplace accidents within hours, including the death of a construction worker buried alive in Ioannina and a power grid technician killed during high-voltage maintenance work in Athens

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said relations with Turkey are at a critical juncture, warning that any unilateral move by Ankara could increase tensions despite having no basis in international law

A major strategic investment approved in Greece aims to boost EU access to gallium, a critical raw material for advanced technologies, strengthening Europe’s supply security and industrial independence

The driver who crashed his BMW into another vehicle, killing a mother and daughter instantly, held the victim responsible for the accident in his testimony on Monday

A new €34.8 million EU-backed funding package will continue Greece’s Personal Assistant scheme for people with disabilities, expanding independent living support after its pilot phase under the Recovery Fund

The City of Athens will launch applications on May 20 for children’s summer sports camps, offering activities across three athletic centers from mid-June through July

The proposed framework therefore appears more favorable toward tourism development than the existing regime, even though the island needs strict rules in order to preserve its identity

For many Greek islands, desalination has already shifted from “expensive last resort” to economic necessity

Safety measures upgraded at Crete’s landmark national park as authorities introduce weather-alert technology and expanded medical coverage

Footage reportedly shows inmate assaults and alleged extortion inside Greece’s largest prison

The investigation is centered on the village of Vorizia, and includes allegations of property takeovers, crop destruction and subsidy fraud

World Health Organization member states voted against inviting Taiwan to the World Health Assembly after China opposed the move, arguing the island cannot participate in any form

Top government committee links progress of highly touted air-defense project to mandatory domestic industrial participation; expanded strategic defense cooperation with the UAE