The president says "artificial" makes the technology sound fake, but experts doubt the new label will catch on in the tech industry
A 32-year-old woman died after an overnight fire at her home in Vitoli, central Greece. Neighbors pulled her out; smoke inhalation is suspected.
Colder weather and higher energy costs are boosting firewood purchases, pushing prices up across Attica and northern Greece
The meeting between Vassilis Kikilias and Israel’s new ambassador, Pninat Yanay, also focused on the potential role of Greek shipping and ports in the emerging trade corridor (IMEC)
Injectables, "quantum biofeedback," and devices with no clear legal framework: key findings emerge from the first inspections as joint teams carry out site visits
Forecasts of heavy rain and storms above approved safety limits have kept both entrances to the gorge closed to visitors for another day
Maria Menounos says she nearly died in her sleep, opening up on Instagram about the fear and exhaustion of living day to day with Type 1 diabetes.
The 76-year-old attacker must report to police monthly, while a psychiatric evaluation was ordered for the 21-year-old co-defendant
Forensic and laboratory tests are expected to clarify whether the singer was given a sedative before his collapse, while authorities examine a call to an anesthesiologist and the clinic’s response to the emergency
Shoppers are handing grocery lists and purchases to AI agents, but costly mistakes, hackers, and bank warnings suggest caution is still needed
The spread of war has revived calls for the Security Council membership to expand beyond the U.S., Russia, China, France and the U.K.
Half of Greeks with disabilities can't pay rent or mortgage on time, as Greece ranks worst in the EU for housing cost burden, a new ESAmeA report finds.
The mother of the child said four women chased and threatened her daughters; convictions, suspended sentences handed down
Satellite data analyzed by the National Observatory of Athens show the lake’s surface shrinking from 42.8 square kilometers in 1984 to about 2.7 square kilometers in 2026, raising concerns about its ecosystem
Greek police say officers documented at least four illegal discharges over 20 days at an Aigaleo gas station. Two people have been arrested, the tanker has been seized, while an environmental inspection found highly acidic industrial waste
Greek Energy Minister Papastavrou confirmed Chevron will begin seismic surveys in the Ionian and south of the Peloponnese and Crete before end-2026.
Negotiations between the Sinai Brotherhood and the Egyptian government over the legal and institutional framework governing the venerable St. Catherine’s Monastery have stalled, according to Ta Nea
French President Emmanuel Macron challenged Donald Trump’s portrayal of his Gaza plan as a diplomatic success, saying the declared peace had not restored humanitarian access and warning that West Bank abuses were undermining the prospects for Palestinian statehood.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Hugging Face executives address the council as Trump vows to encourage AI development rather than restrain it
Teachers’ groups raise the alarm over new Education Ministry requirements for hiring buses for routine school outings, which are so cumbersome that some schools are canceling trips and limiting excursions to destinations within walking distance.