Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein’s activities in the UK, as authorities continue investigations into allegations linked to the convicted sex offender and other public figures

Exceptionally low water levels on the Danube River in Serbia have exposed dozens of German World War II warships deliberately scuttled in 1944, creating both a historical landmark and a navigation hazard.

Authorities raised the alert level and ordered preventive evacuations after the Fuego volcano entered a more active eruptive phase, sending ash and pyroclastic flows down its slopes.

Greece's National Blood Donation Center has expanded surveillance and blood safety measures following new West Nile virus cases, adding more municipalities to affected areas and updating donor eligibility rules.

Investigators found evidence of construction deficiencies and technical faults in a privately operated power network serving a wind farm, with experts concluding a short circuit most likely sparked the devastating Attica-Boeotia wildfire.

The mayor of the Greek island said the 22-year-old tourist hospitalized with burns after an accident at the Samothrace thermal springs is not in life-threatening condition, while authorities continue investigating the incident.

Sixty-four years after Marilyn Monroe's death, questions about her final hours remain unanswered, while the remarkable journey from Norma Jeane to Hollywood's greatest icon continues to captivate the world

A 41-year-old suspect accused over the fatal stabbing of a 42-year-old female rescuer told a judicial council he acted in self-defense, but judges ruled he should remain in pretrial detention as the investigation continues

Investigators await forensic findings after a 90-year-old man's body was discovered in a freezer, as conflicting accounts raise new questions about the time and cause of his death

Officials required to file annual asset declarations have until October 24 to submit their forms electronically, with late submissions subject to financial penalties based on the length of the delay.

Footage from Mount Kithairon documents the minute-by-minute advance of the devastating wildfire that swept from southern Boeotia toward Porto Germeno, leaving widespread destruction in its wake

Firefighters remain on high alert as scattered active fire fronts continue burning across western Attica, with authorities warning that even small underground hotspots could trigger dangerous flare-ups.

The "seven-year itch" isn't just a myth. Brain chemistry, routine and life changes reshape long-term love—but renewal can keep relationships thriving.

Free admission, concerts and guided tours return for the 27th year as the August full moon transforms archaeological sites and museums into open-air cultural stages across the country

Incidents over the central and southeast Aegean come as Athens and Ankara seek to preserve dialogue despite persistent security frictions

Hundreds of amphorae were found in the wreckage, offering archaeologists rare insights into trade in the Classical era

Magnesia's engineering chamber calls the derelict buildings health and structural hazards, and urges the city to act now

Final steps ahead at the Council of State and ministries, plus where Turkey's "Blue Homeland" plan stands

The annual Santorini Volcano Festival returns on September 19, with spectacular fireworks displays and cultural events