A four-year European study shows species diversity, active management, and support for landowners can limit damage from drought, wildfires, and pests

Masked National Liberation Front of Corsica (FLNC) members warn people moving to Corsica or buying second homes there not to take their safety for granted, as opposition grows to the island's autonomy bill

An AI model invented thousands of new viruses, some of which kill drug-resistant bacteria, raising both medical promise and biosecurity concerns

Night-time test runs mark the final stage before passenger service that will extend to the eastern municipality of Kalamaria

The Guardian reports the contract still awaits final approval, with the base set to measure roughly 100 by 120 meters and house around 150 soldiers

On August 12, a rare total solar eclipse will captivate millions. Watch safely with certified eclipse glasses to protect your eyes from permanent damage.

New nationwide survey finds soaring electricity bills top the list of heatwave impacts, while most respondents say the country remains no better prepared for increasingly frequent and prolonged periods of extreme heat

New Eurostat data show nearly three in ten EU citizens couldn't afford a week's vacation in 2025, with Greece among the countries hit hardest

Turkish national wanted under an Interpol Red Notice arrested in Thessaloniki over multiple convictions, including drug-related and violent offences.

The biggest price increases were in housing, fuel, transportation, rent, and dining out, keeping inflation a persistent problem for household budgets

The death of Elisabeth-Jane “Lisa” Ross has been presented as an open-and-shut case, but a closer look reveals a far more complicated story

Greece has carried out over 1,500 beach inspections, using drones and digital tools to protect public access and enforce coastal regulations nationwide.

A memorial for Lena Samara, the 34-year-old daughter of Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras and his wife Georgia Samaras, who died suddenly on August 7, 2025, was held today at Athens' First Cemetery

Applications for the Tourism for All 2026-2027 voucher program continue on August 7 by tax ID digit, with all citizens able to apply starting August 10

Authorities are suspending the entire wind farm network linked to the huge fire that spread into Western Attica, after prosecutors ordered a full infrastructure inspection

The problem is not that a government seeks to present its record in a positive light, rather when communication ceases to serve the public’s need for information and is instead used to distance society from reality

Attica is facing a surge in West Nile virus cases, with infections spreading across Athens suburbs. Authorities have expanded blood screening measures as experts warn vulnerable groups face the highest risk.

From the big screen back to Ancient Greece: a Hollywood blockbuster sparks a new curiosity for classics, translations and Ancient Greek

The Kalohori lagoon has nearly dried out due to falling water levels, raising concerns over the management of a protected habitat that supports numerous bird species, including flamingos and migratory birds.