Residents and local groups on the Greek island are calling for the removal of sunbeds and umbrellas installed at Trypiti beach, which had remained freely accessible until last year.

Greece's flagship initiative to map and safeguard Posidonia oceanica meadows will expand under new leadership, with a continued focus on scientific research and marine conservation.

The Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) approved eleven procurement programs, part of Greece's long-term rearmament plan, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced

The municipality will provide free transportation and seaside visits for 600 senior citizens in August, with participation subject to registration, medical clearance and income criteria.

Paramount secured EU approva for its Warner Bros. Discovery deal, even as US state lawsuits and a court-ordered pause threaten to slow the $110 billion merger

The Braunau am Inn building is now a police station, its facade marked only by the word "police," after years of debate over how to neutralize its Nazi associations

Padel, a cousin of squash and tennis, has shown signs of becoming the next American sporting sensation. Entrepreneurs—from fashion executives to coffee-chain founders—are looking to cash in

Oil prices surge to six-week highs as Houthi threats in the Red Sea and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz fuel fears of global supply disruptions.

Hidden among pine trees above a stream in northern Athens, this beloved taverna offers authentic Greek flavors, a welcoming atmosphere, and the rare feeling of escaping the city without ever leaving it

The National Security Council approved major military programs focused on the “Achilles Shield” defense system and measures to strengthen protection against emerging threats.

Taking dogs and cats outside the European Union requires careful planning, as health rules vary by destination and missing documents or procedures can create problems when returning to Europe.

The opening of the last 46-kilometre stretch completes the 182.1-kilometre highway, creating a new transport link between central and western Greece.

Investigators are examining new evidence surrounding the killing of Greek lawyer Stavros Georgiou, including the suspect’s actions after the attack and his account of the events

Rain may have prompted her to rush off her land near Larissa, but she lost control of the tractor and fell to her death

EU ambassadors reached a political deal on new measures targeting Russia, including changes to the oil price cap and an exemption for Russian LNG transfers to third countries, diplomats said.

Severe storms and hail battered crops in Evros, damaging thousands of acres of cotton, corn, vegetables and walnut orchards, with losses now being assessed.

Security camera footage shows explosions and sparks after an electrical fault during strong winds, before flames spread to nearby vegetation in northern Greece

Survivors and families of the victims gathered to honor those lost in Greece’s deadliest wildfire, as painful memories remain unchanged years after the disaster.

Newly identified forensic evidence could reshape the investigation into the deaths of a mother and son in Aigio, as the defense seeks to lift an Italian suspect's pretrial detention

As extreme heat grips Greece, the Hellenic Red Cross is urging people to recognize the warning signs of heatstroke, identify those most at risk, and act immediately to prevent life-threatening complications