Fuel prices and lubricants prices used in personal transport rose 13.7% year-on-year across the bloc in June

The new system will expedite the procedure for filing and examining customs disputes during customs clearance

A European study finds early exposure to particulate pollution, especially at school, raises children's risk of a condition that often leads to type 2 diabetes and heart disease

New scholars will pursue study and research spanning climate change, public health, artificial intelligence, and space technologies

Bulgaria's parliament backed a US refueling-plane presence at Bezmer for July 24 to October 1, despite Iranian warnings the move could be treated as complicity in an attack

A new Energy Ministry rule lets households plug in small 800-watt balcony solar units, no permits or connection fees needed

Ultra-thin sensors promise to transform how farmers monitor crop health, detecting plant stress before visible symptoms appear

Widespread blackouts disrupted traffic and trapped residents in elevators across Attica as soaring a/c use put the power grid under pressure

Sculptor Venia Dimitrakopoulou's new exhibition brings together marble sculptures and ink works that examine the boundaries between opposing forces, drawing inspiration from Hydra's maritime history and enduring sense of place

Thousands of users worldwide are reporting login and messaging problems on Meta's apps, with no official explanation yet

The historic gallery has reopened nine months after the theft of French crown jewels, but the priceless collection has been moved elsewhere as the museum strengthens security

A New Democracy lawmaker floated the possibility of a coalition between ND and the still unannounced Samaras party but without Mitsotakis as premier. The government moved quickly to shut the speculation down

Beyond her celebrated career, Mary Linda will be remembered for her warmth, humility and kindness; qualities that endeared her to colleagues and audiences alike

Greece's tourism industry association has outlined six strategic priorities under its new leadership, focusing on sustainability, competitiveness, workforce challenges and destination management

The acclaimed Greek singer will launch the Athens Concert Hall in Northern Evia's cultural program, kicking off a season of free concerts, festivals and educational events across the region

Residents say thousands remain trapped by delays, unsafe homes and bureaucracy, with many forced to fund temporary repairs themselves as reconstruction continues at a slow pace

Unions say last-minute circulars won't protect workers from heat, and are demanding a full binding legal framework instead

Trump says any Iranian strike on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz will trigger a US strike on a bridge or power plant, even ones near Tehran

As families begin searching for accommodation ahead of the new academic year, Greece's property owners' federation urges students and parents to avoid rushed decisions when renting or buying a home.

A wild boar was killed after colliding with a vehicle on one of Greece’s busiest highways, prompting renewed warnings over wildlife crossings near urban roads.