Firefighters and aircraft battle a wildfire in Western Attica as evacuation alerts are issued and a hospital is cleared as a precaution

A new Agriculture Ministry amendment removes the requirement for tax and social security clearance documents, allowing around 24,000 young farmers to receive financial support without administrative delays

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A new assessment estimates the conflict in the Persian Gulf has already cost Greece the equivalent of 0.9% of GDP, with higher energy prices, inflation, transportation costs and slower economic growth weighing on households, businesses and public finances

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Around 60,000 people are now estimated to have crossed into Spain's North African enclave in recent days, with the death toll rising to 34 as Madrid pledges swift returns and the EU calls for the crossings to stop

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Strong northeasterly winds are sweeping eastern mainland Greece, the Aegean and Attica, increasing wildfire danger as authorities urge residents to avoid activities that could spark fires

Gale-force winds of up to Force 9 have halted departures from the ports of Rafina and Lavrio, while ferry services from Piraeus continue on a case-by-case basis subject to captains' decisions and port authority approval.

A 51-year-old construction worker died after being buried beneath tons of soil while working in a three-meter-deep trench on a sewer project in eastern Attica, prompting an investigation into workplace safety.

Residents and visitors are being removed from the coastal area of Agios Vasileios as authorities coordinate a maritime evacuation involving rescue vessels and emergency services

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Health authorities have approved emergency mosquito control measures in several regions after a sharp increase in West Nile virus infections, while urging residents nationwide to protect themselves from mosquito bites.

A University of the Aegean analysis using satellite data found that the blaze destroyed olive groves, pine forest and shrubland, with most of the affected area consisting of olive trees.

The government says the legislation will strengthen public water management and address shortages, while opposition parties warn it could open the door to privatization.

Greek government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said support for families will be his top political priority, while also addressing the country’s demographic challenge, rising prices, New Democracy’s finances and water management during an interview

A drone attack on two gas tankers at Egypt's Damietta port has heightened concerns over the security of the Suez Canal and the Sumed pipeline, key export routes for Saudi oil. Iran has described Egypt's security as a top priority while no group claimed responsibility

A senior U.N. official says the region is likely to face severe weather from October through December, compounding agricultural disruptions linked to supply shortages caused by the Strait of Hormuz conflict

The new Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in Benghazi will operate under the EU's Operation IRINI with Italian and Maltese funding. The move comes as migrant departures from eastern Libya continue to rise despite concerns from rights groups

The 26-year-old deputy fire officer was killed while battling a wildfire in Gythio, with a forensic report confirming smoke inhalation as the cause of death and overturning earlier claims of natural causes