Greek authorities are still searching the waters near the island of Symi for the eighth person aboard a sailboat after seven passengers were rescued safely.

The Greek prime minister argues that Europe must adapt its asylum framework to address migration used as a form of hybrid pressure, while maintaining full respect for EU law and fundamental rights

A new government compensation scheme aims to help ferry operators absorb soaring fuel costs while preventing ticket price increases by reimbursing mandatory social fare discounts.

Authorities have placed parts of Attica, Chios, Psara, and Evia under a Category 4 wildfire warning, while urging residents across the country to avoid activities that could spark fires and remain prepared for emergencies.

Ninety years after Ioannis Metaxas suspended Greece's Constitution and imposed authoritarian rule, archival records and historical commentary revisit how the regime was established and how the Greek press later reflected on its legacy

Sunny weather, seasonally high temperatures, and strong northerly winds are expected across Greece through Thursday, with only isolated showers forecast in mountainous northern areas.

Copernicus satellite data reveals the scale of destruction in western Attica as firefighters battle persistent flare-ups and authorities warn that the wildfire threat remains extremely high

A fire meteorologist says climate change, human activity, and poor land management are driving increasingly destructive wildfire seasons, while rescuers describe the extreme conditions faced during the Porto Germeno blaze

Family says Rune Kindahl, a Canada-based helicopter pilot with more than 9,000 flight hours, died while helping battle the devastating western Attica prefecture wildfire as investigators examine the cause of the mid-air collision.

Mummified remains in Chile give scientists direct molecular proof of the smallpox that wiped out millions of Indigenous people

Nazi propaganda, the first torch relay from ancient Olympia, and Jesse Owens's triumph over the myth of 'Aryan supremacy'

The figures will be updated once the final extent of the fire in Porto Germeno is confirmed

"The border is open and you can cross without papers": that's the message migrant accounts say spread on Moroccan social media, sparking an unprecedented wave of departures

Police said the Afghan man's wife claimed he killed the 38-year-old British woman because he believed she was trying to convert her to Christianity, though he later denied responsibility during questioning

Researchers at Greece's FORTH institute uncover an unknown molecular mechanism that helps preserve nerve function and extend lifespan

Born of colonialism alongside Melilla, Ceuta has played a pivotal role at key moments in Spanish history and is now one of Europe's most heavily guarded borders

Rescue teams continue searching burned communities for stranded pets and livestock while temporary shelters and veterinary care remain in place as residents begin returning to fire-ravaged areas

PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis will visit Xironomi and Domvraina on Tuesday, August 4