Unregistered cars and a POS terminal not linked to the tax system led to the fines, which were upheld after the owner's appeal was rejected

Sheep milk production fell 7.4% in the first seven months of 2026, while producer prices rose 13.2%, putting pressure on a product whose exports continue to grow

Severe weather in the Epirus region damaged livestock facilities and roads, while a lightning strike killed 88 sheep at an elevation of about 2,000 meters

What St Kilda, the Twelve Apostles and grassroots political influence reveal about Australian democracy

A forensic examination found 15 stab wounds on 25-year-old Penelope, including defensive injuries to her hands and leg. Her funeral was held on Wednesday, while her former partner is due to testify before judicial authorities Thursday

Finance Ministry officials are waiting for greater clarity on oil prices before setting the size of subsidies and other measures

Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis are holding a flurry of meetings in New York ahead of the prime minister's General Assembly address on Thursday, including talks with U.N. chief António Guterres and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney

The former minister urges officials to "get off their high horse," while MPs take shots at "big egos" and "noses in the air"

The meeting at the U.N. General Assembly was the first between Trump and Delcy Rodriguez since U.S. forces captured former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in January.

From Greek music legends and global rock icons to psychedelic sounds, K-pop, metal, electronic music and hip-hop, Athens has a packed live-music calendar stretching from September through December

Fuel prices stay high across Greece: 95-octane averages €2.199/liter, while the Cyclades top the chart at €2.414. Florina is the cheapest at €2.152.

The two-day Athens festival will feature art, performances, workshops, films and music, with an emphasis on accessibility and children’s own visions of what a museum can be

The appeal hearing over the killing of Kyriaki Griva outside a police station in Athens has been postponed to Febuary 15, 2027, because of the defense lawyer’s illness, despite the victim’s family asking for the proceedings to continue

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis tells Condoleezza Rice at Stanford's Hoover Institution how Greece turned crisis into growth, cutting debt and unemployment.

Residents of Exarcheia are concerned that tunneling for Athens Metro Line 4 could cause damage to older buildings, citing concerns about the area’s unstable ground and the lack of structural studies.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides is holding a series of diplomatic meetings in New York ahead of talks with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, with Nicosia presenting what it calls new ideas for restarting negotiations

The 28-year-old was fatally stabbed outside a police station in April 2024 after seeking help from officers. Her former partner is appealing his life sentence, while four police officers face a separate trial over omissions

Greek FM George Gerapetritis met Iran's Abbas Araghchi at the UN in New York, stressing dialogue, diplomacy and maritime security in the Middle East.

A 48-year-old man allegedly punched one female traffic officer in the stomach and struck another in the head after police stopped him for driving the wrong way on a one-way street in Kaisariani