Former Prime Minister Johnson’s delayed lockdown and chaotic leadership reportedly contributed to 23,000 avoidable deaths, with the inquiry condemning Downing Street’s toxic culture and indecision during the pandemic

The footage shows the moment of the crash as it unfolded, with dozens of spectators witnessing the tragic incident at the air display.

Washington has warned it may limit intelligence and weapons supplies unless Kyiv agrees to a U.S.-brokered peace framework by next week, sources say, marking the toughest pressure yet on Ukraine since the war began

Corfu has been hit especially hard by torrential rainfall that triggered major damage in the northern part of the island.

Utqiagvik, the northernmost community in the United States, has seen its final sunrise of the year and now enters the long Arctic Polar Night, a natural phenomenon caused by the Earth’s axial tilt

The death of a 13-year-old student at a school for children with special educational needs in Piraeus has reignited long-standing concerns from parents and experts about understaffing, inadequate supervision, and the persistent safety risks faced by children

Greece’s Agriculture Ministry presented the latest epidemiological data on sheep and goat pox and introduced 20 new measures proposed by the national scientific committee, aiming to strengthen biosecurity, control outbreaks, and support affected farmers

Ankara accuses Athens of attempting to enforce an unrecognized exclusive economic zone in the Eastern Mediterranean through the EU’s maritime spatial planning platform

A 16-year-old boy was found unconscious outside a bar in the Athens suburb of Peristeri after consuming excessive alcohol, prompting emergency response and two arrests connected to the incident

Medical staff at one of Athens’ largest public hospitals report severe overcrowding, unsafe conditions and chronic reliance on corridor beds, prompting doctors to submit a formal complaint to the Supreme Court prosecutor

The problem arises when short-term rentals stop being a complementary activity for private individuals and become a tool for international real estate, without local or social constraints

Defense Minister Dendias emphasized that "our Armed Forces have written glorious chapters in Greek history.”

Athens drivers face long-term traffic changes as works on Kallirrois Street continue until 31 December, alongside additional restrictions in the city center on Friday due to Armed Forces Day events

A YouTuber priest accused of drug trafficking told investigators he used cocaine inside his church, hid narcotics in a safe, and fell into heavy debt to a woman he claims led the operation.

A new nationwide survey finds most Greeks dissatisfied with the government, the opposition, and the overall political landscape, with economic pressure and rising prices dominating public concerns.