Greece's government struck a deal with refineries to cut unleaded and diesel prices by 10 and 5 cents per liter until the end of August

New security footage sheds light on a deadly clash in Syros involving a 41-year-old EKAV responder and a local couple, as police investigate the circumstances.

A woman was assaulted at the entrance of her apartment building in Palaio Faliro after an unknown attacker tried to steal her bag in broad daylight.

Europe’s top islands for water sports revealed, with Malta leading the ranking and Crete earning a spot among the continent’s most sought-after active escapes.

Rooms are already booked for a total eclipse that hasn't been visible in the area for over 850 years, with about 35,000 visitors expected in the small city

Wildflowering is redefining modern dating, encouraging people to let relationships grow naturally, embrace uncertainty and focus less on rigid expectations

The main opposition has ruled out supplying the 180 votes the government needs, arguing that a record on wiretapping and the Tempi disaster disqualifies it from rewriting the rules. The government says the refusal is itself a breach of the constitution.

New data shows a record rise in the number of Greek university graduates seeking opportunities abroad, as employment prospects and economic pressures continue to shape migration trends.

Fourteen new infections have been reported in the Athens metropolitan area within a week, as health officials warn that the virus is spreading and more cases are expected.

Ninety manufacturing and tourism projects cleared this filing season received nearly five times last year's total

Expedia’s 2026 island ranking spotlights rising destinations, from Portugal’s Porto Santo and Greece’s Syros to Norway’s stunning Lofoten Islands.

Greece is deploying two CL-415 firefighting aircraft to support Spain's battle against major wildfires after responding to a request made through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.

Former PM Antonis Samaras marks the anniversary of Greece's return to democracy with warnings about weak institutions and national pessimism

Three years after the Tempi collision killed 57 people, the head of Hellenic Railways told parliament the automatic braking system is installed but not switched on

The child's mother has been arrested and charged with endangering a minor after the toddler was saved by a lifeguard after having been pulled unconscious from the sea in Polychrono

A 22-year-old Spanish woman was arrested at Heraklion Airport after allegedly transporting nearly 20 kilograms of cannabis from Barcelona, with investigators examining possible links to an international trafficking network.

Staff at Athens' Hippokrateio Hospital told an elderly man's son to carry him to outpatient clinics the same way he brought him in

Marking 52 years since the fall of military rule, Konstantinos Tasoulas said Greece’s democratic stability rests on political restraint, consensus over the country’s international direction and national cohesion.

Several lawyers have refused to represent the 28-year-old Egyptian suspect since the murder victim was a fellow attorney