Armed suspects barricaded inside a Volksbank vault in Sinzig are holding multiple hostages. The town center is on lockdown

Foreign Minister Gerapetritis told parliament Friday that Athens is working to secure the release of two Greeks detained during Easter over unveiling a Greek flag and a message reading "Orthodoxy or Death" inside Hagia Sophia.

A 54-year-old man accused of killing a 20-year-old in Crete and his wife, who faces complicity charges, were ordered into pre-trial detention following emotional court testimonies and scenes of grief at the victim’s funeral

Greek authorities are investigating the discovery of an explosive-laden unmanned sea drone off Lefkada, with scenarios ranging from a strike on a Russian vessel to possible provocation

The U.S. president warned the European Union faces steeper tariffs on cars and other goods if it fails to implement commitments under a trade deal agreed last year

Greece's Rebrain Greece program heads to London for the third time, attempting to woo highly skilled Greek professionals in the U.K. back hom

The Vatican said both sides pledged closer cooperation during talks in Rome, even as tensions grow between Pope Leo and President Donald Trump over the Iran war and immigration policies.

Nearly two decades after their memorable 2007 concert in Greece, Metallica are set to perform in Athens again, with fans already gathering excitement around the sold-out summer show at the city’s Olympic stadium

The legendary broadcaster marks his centenary with global celebrations, reflecting on a career that transformed how the world sees nature and helped drive environmental awareness across generations

Special forces and air units from Greece and France carried out coordinated exercises and demonstrations across key military sites, highlighting deepening defense cooperation and strategic alignment between the two countries

A court date has been scheduled for a 2024 attempted murder case in Crete, coinciding with the funeral of the victim in a later related case, highlighting a tragic and complex legal timeline

The Greek Foreign Minister told Parliament that the country acted in line with international maritime law and carried out a humanitarian evacuation during a multinational maritime incident involving detained civilians

If we examine the demographic data behind the overall responses, we find that characteristics such as age or gender do not play a particularly significant role in the acceptance of conspiracy theories

Unknown assailants placed gas canisters outside the agricultural subsidy agency's branch in Omonia early Friday, causing minor damage to the entrance but no injuries.

Greek authorities are investigating after firefighters discovered a deceased person inside a vehicle engulfed in flames in central Greece, with the cause of the fire still unclear.

With international professionals now accounting for up to 40% of coworking members in Athens, the Greek capital is seeking a stronger place on the map of flexible workspaces.

A French travel feature, Figaro, spotlights the Small Cyclades as a tranquil and exotic Aegean escape, showcasing their authenticity, natural beauty and appeal for sustainable, experience-driven tourism

Greek courts and new legislation clarify how long municipalities can pursue unpaid traffic fines. The key issue is the difference between registration and collection, with strict time limits now shaping when old penalties are legally enforceable

All major rating agencies have held Greece steady so far in 2026, but the country's high public debt and global uncertainty leave little room for an upgrade.