The World Food Programme warns that a powerful El Niño could push global acute food insecurity to 274 million people across 45 vulnerable countries by the end of next year, underscoring the need for early action.

A 55-year-old man accused of keeping his 90-year-old father's body in a freezer at a hotel in southern Greece is awaiting trial, while forensic experts work to determine the cause and time of death.

Six years after its landmark EEZ agreement with Egypt, Athens says it remains committed to resolving outstanding maritime boundaries with Libya, Albania, and Turkey through diplomacy and international law.

Doctors on Greece's most popular islands are reporting a mild rise in flu cases among vacationers, as experts point to international travel and crowding as key drivers of off-season transmission

A 44-year-old man accused of starting the large wildfire in Pastra has been remanded in custody after appearing before an investigating magistrate, as authorities say he has a history of arson-related offenses.

On August 6 and 9, 1945, the first nuclear weapons were unleashed on Japan’s cities—shattering lives instantly and reshaping history. Eighty-one years later, we revisit their devastation, the scientific motives, and lingering moral questions

The poorest countries and their most vulnerable populations pay the highest price for wildfires, in both health and economic terms, new WEF analysis shows

Once built to house refugees and working-class families, the Dourgouti neighborhood in Athens is undergoing a new transformation as rising rents, short-term rentals, and growing demand reshape one of the city's most historic communities.

Civil Protection warns of category 4 fire danger for August 6 in Attica, Boeotia and Evia, urging residents to avoid any outdoor activity that could spark flames

The injured Greek interpreter aboard one of the firefighting helicopters says the crew never realized they had struck another aircraft until after releasing their water load

The city completed green interventions in 43 schoolyards, adding trees, shrubs, gardens and shade systems to improve conditions for students during hot weather.

Contemporary artists draw inspiration from the enigmatic 3,500-year-old clay figures unearthed at the Agia Irini site on Kea, whose identity continues to intrigue archaeologists

A body recovered west of the small Dodecanese island was identified as a sailboat passenger who disappeared after the vessel was swept off course by strong currents

The woman drowned after rescuing a swimmer in distress near the resort of Malia, as three children aboard a rented speedboat witnessed the tragedy

Report's analysts say the data points to shifting travel patterns among Greece's traditional source markets

Damage assessments after the western Attica wildfire reveal extensive destruction, as authorities expand inspections and roll out financial aid

New UK research finds 31% of Gen Z workers have thought about leaving their jobs because of the toll on their health and wellbeing

For a second year in a row, the seabed of Imerolia is littered with rusting beach equipment and debris

Scientists estimate the impact left a crater roughly 18 meters wide and 4 meters deep, though the dust cloud was hard to spot from Earth

Greek police will reportedly escort the 46-year-old woman to Athens to face prosecutors, as authorities continue investigating the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees