A Greek physician was suspended from practicing for six months after a UK medical disciplinary panel found him guilty of repeated sexually inappropriate conduct toward a younger colleague at a Coventry hospital.

Greek authorities say a yacht used by Italian nationals was involved in the illegal collection of protected red coral from the seabed, with the cargo intended for Italy.

The young man suffered first- and second-degree burns covering 38% of his body after falling into an unguarded borehole at thermal springs on the Greek island.

The country’s four largest systemic banks will provide debt relief, financial aid and loan payment suspensions for affected families, individuals and businesses.

The U.S. president accused oil giants of making excessive profits from elevated fuel prices and urged them to return more money to consumers.

More than 281,000 island residents will receive refunds covering part of their ferry and air travel costs from the second half of 2025

The European emergency mapping service released data showing the extent of the damage caused by the wildfire that broke out on July 31 in the Panorama and Nerantziές areas of Aigialeia municipality.

Police say security footage shows the accused moving a suitcase believed to have contained the body of British volunteer Elizabeth-Jane Ross in central Athens.

Relatives of murdered 39-year-old Fanouris Kargakis were released after a court ruling, but they must not return to the village of Vorizia, where a deadly bombing sparked a violent incident.

A deer trapped inside an open water reservoir in Kozani was rescued by members of the Kallisto environmental organization after becoming unable to escape from the slippery, vertical walls

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center launches a seven-date sunset music series blending live performances and DJ sets by the Canal from July through September

Burn cases from wildfires across Greece have filled the Thriasio Hospital Burn Unit, with doctors urging immediate cooling with lukewarm water and medical evaluation for injuries beyond simple redness

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will lead the investigation into the August 2 collision of two Bell helicopters operated by McDermond during firefighting operations in Attica.

Disaster expert Efthymios Lekkas warned that burned areas may face flash floods and landslides as exposed soil increases runoff and erosion risks.

The two Indian nationals, aged 20 and 24, were brought before a prosecutor in Nafplio after being arrested over the killing of a 59-year-old psychologist whose disappearance triggered a nine-day search operation

Greece's shipping minister rejected opposition claims that the government is subsidizing ferry companies, arguing the funding covers the cost of legally mandated social fare discounts while helping keep ticket prices affordable

Authorities detected microbiological contamination in the drinking water network of Siviri, prompting a temporary ban on tap water for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth until further testing confirms it is safe

Police say the brother of a local deputy mayor breached a roadblock at the scene of a fatal helicopter crash and collided with wreckage while the area remained sealed for investigators

Seasonal forecasts point to above-average temperatures across Europe, with the strongest heat signal centered on the Mediterranean and southeastern Europe, while scientists say climate change continues to intensify extreme heat and wildfire conditions