The ban now extends to high schools, affecting about two million students. "Phones change how we socialize," the French president said

This is a playground for provocateurs on all sides, people who are dead set to see a lethal confrontation and a final settling of accounts between Russia and the West

A 90-year-old patient with underlying health conditions has died after developing a central nervous system infection, as Cyprus has recorded seven confirmed and three probable cases this year.

The University of Thessaly team scored a major international win for Greece's academic community

References to same-sex families in future Greek primary school textbooks spark a government row, as ministers seek a review and officials defend the process.

Last night's mysterious drone flight is the latest sign of a covert intelligence and surveillance campaign across the Aegean

The weather phenomenon is expected to persist into February 2027, with unusually warm Pacific waters raising the risk of extreme weather and potentially pushing global temperatures to a new record

DYPA applications for 2026-27 hospitality apprenticeships stay open until Sept. 20, offering paid hotel training across seven Greek cities.

Outrage in Ceuta after migrants allegedly beat a dolphin to death, followed by a second incident involving a stolen goose

Greek flour prices are set to rise by 10%, adding pressure on bakeries already struggling with high energy costs and raising the prospect of higher bread prices.

A ruling by Greece's Central Archaeological Council keeps three Athens museums out of a Frankfurt exhibition featuring Parthenon Marbles fragments held by the British Museum, a move officials say avoids legitimizing British ownership of the sculptures

Parents and prospective caregivers say months-long approval delays, costly requirements and late subsidy payments are undermining the government’s “Nannies of the Neighborhood” program.

Wildfires have burned over 5.4 million stremmata across the EU this summer, more than the 20-year average, according to satellite data

Violet light found in sunlight may help prevent childhood myopia, with researchers exploring its potential to protect developing eyes.

A new study reveals municipalities' real operating costs and a 2.44 billion euro funding gap, calling for fairer financing

Greek Metro has commissioned an expert assessment of buildings in Kypseli affected by cracks and subsidence linked to Line 4 construction, with early assessments identifying some as “yellow” or “red.”

The Municipality of Athens is calling on residents to donate notebooks, backpacks and other school supplies before classes begin next Friday, with a citywide collection point open Saturday in central Athens.

A €5 million donation will fund a trauma center at 401 General Military Hospital in Athens, with a planned branch at the University Hospital of Balamand in Lebanon and cooperation with Harvard University

A mathematics professor at the University of Patras has introduced the measure to prevent students from using smart glasses equipped with cameras and connectivity to cheat during exams