The production’s official announcement for 'The Odyssey' states that part of the filming took place in Morocco. According to the United Nations, however, the reality is different

Investigators allege the suspects set fires to pressure farmers, extorted money for irrigation access and may also be linked to an alleged agricultural subsidy fraud.

Eight years after the blaze that killed 104 people in eastern Attica, relatives of the victims have submitted new evidence they say raises serious questions about how the dead were identified, handled and buried

Health authorities confirmed salmonella in a batch of chicken linked to a local supermarket, while two food service workers also tested positive as officials continue tracing the source.

Three days before he enters Downing Street, Andy Burnham promises to return power to Britain’s communities. MPs, historians and leading economists speak exclusively to To Vima about whether the former Greater Manchester mayor can unite Labour, revive the economy and defeat the politics of division.

Work to improve accessibility at the Kallithea station on Athens' Line 1 will focus on removing barriers for passengers with disabilities as part of a broader network-wide modernization plan.

Authorities say a body recovered off the coast has been identified as the 69-year-old fisherman who disappeared after a boat carrying him and his wife overturned last week.

Police are examining security camera footage and missing persons reports as forensic experts work to identify a woman whose body was discovered inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens.

Athens visitors can discover grape varieties, winemaking traditions and food pairings through a guided tasting experience near the Acropolis, led by a professional wine expert in an intimate and accessible setting

The government's top security council is expected to approve procurement of the Israeli-designed missile shield, the centerpiece of a roughly 5 billion euro package of armaments programs, with a formal agreement likely to follow in early August.

The country’s fiscal position, the condition of its financial system, and the level of private-sector indebtedness have all improved substantially compared to the pre-crisis period

The increase in the number and scale of forest fires in Greece suggest that a difficult season lies ahead. A wildfire expert warns of several risks this summer

Fountain O hopes to capitalize on the publicity surrounding Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, bringing its own entirely AI-generated epic to the screen

Ankara says the move undermines minority education rights, while Greece says the schools have only been temporarily suspended due to low student enrollment and can reopen if numbers increase.

Strong appetite from foreign institutions could push the Greek construction group to raise as much as €750 million, above its original target, with total bids expected to top €2 billion by the time the offering closes on July 22

A 15-year-old was hospitalized after allegedly being assaulted by two other girls during a pre-arranged meeting, while another teenager recorded the attack on her phone, police said.

Landmark U.S. report says attribution science has entered a new phase, allowing researchers to assess with increasing confidence how much human-caused warming influenced specific extreme weather events

A fourth person has been remanded in custody over the deadly gas-canister attack on the Nestora family home in Thessaloniki

A new transport bill introduces stricter rules for electric scooter use, including mandatory insurance, tougher penalties and a national registration system to improve safety.