Greece’s independent watchdog says no disciplinary action has followed its findings, even as felony charges move forward against coast guard officials.

It seems that International Dance Day is celebrated every day in Greece, as younger generations return to traditional dancing.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal network accused of systematically breaking into high-end residences in Athens’ southern suburbs, with members allegedly operating in coordinated roles including lookout, planning, and execution

The new regulatory package, approved by a broad majority in the European Parliament, introduces mandatory microchipping and registration of all companion animals in national databases.

Trade union data reveal a continuing rise in fatal workplace incidents, with dozens of deaths already recorded in the first months of 2026 and concerns mounting over safety conditions and underreporting of occupational risks

Authorities probe possible suicide even though a shotgun was found dismantled and thrown into a nearby canal; two individuals said they disposed of the undeclared weapon to avoid legal ramifications

By age group, youth unemployment among those aged 15 to 24 edged slightly down to 21%, compared with 21.1% a year earlier. Among people aged 25 to 74, the rate decreased more noticeably to 8.3% from 8.8%.

In an analysis by TA NEA, 10 legal failures are identified in the Supreme Court prosecutor's decision not to reopen the Predator wiretapping case, with lawyers warning the ruling shields key suspects from scrutiny.

What bathers should know and avoid when spotting jellyfish

A new centralized system will track all state benefits received by citizens, aiming to eliminate overlapping payments and improve transparency through a unified digital profile for each recipient

A key central route linking major ancient landmarks has reopened in Athens as a low-speed road, reigniting political debate over its redesign and long-delayed restoration project

The United Arab Emirates is reassessing its international commitments following its withdrawal from OPEC+, amid growing regional tensions and a broader review of its strategic partnerships, though officials rule out further exits

Limited-edition documents marking the 250th anniversary of independence will include the president’s image, as part of a broader push to attach his name and likeness to official government initiatives.

An employee recounts chaotic scenes during the attack, as workers demand stronger security measures and staffing amid growing concerns over safety in public services.

A young woman in northern Greece has been charged with exposing a minor to danger after her five-year-old son was found throwing objects from a sixth-floor balcony, prompting a police intervention and temporary relocation of the child to relatives.

A five-year-old boy from the Netherlands remains in intensive care after a pool accident at a hotel in Crete, as authorities detain three people including his father and investigate safety procedures at the facility

A coordinated maritime rescue operation off southern Crete led to the safe recovery of 43 people from a migrant boat, after they were spotted at sea and brought to shore for identification and care

A four-year-old boy is in intensive care in Crete after suffering severe injuries in a dog attack inside a family home courtyard, prompting emergency surgery and transfer to a specialist hospital.