500 arson attacks before and after the tragedy come under scrutiny as Greek police reveal new evidence.

Police are searching for answers after human remains were found in an abandoned building in Kypseli

Police found a gun, 89 rounds, a knife, and fireworks at his home and car in Plomari

From museum courtyards to secret urban gardens, these leafy cafés offer a different side of Athens—where a morning coffee can feel like the start of a summer holiday

Dourou ran unopposed after Pavlos Polakis withdrew his candidacy for SYRIZA's top parliamentary post

Young Greek artists are invited to submit work for a special section at BASE 2026, one of Turkey's top contemporary art events, alongside 150+ Turkish creators

France and Germany deepen military cooperation, with Berlin joining a French nuclear exercise for the first time as they move past the failed FCAS jet program

Five acclaimed sculptors are carving large marble blocks by the sea through July 20, ahead of works being installed around the city

Hidden text in legal filings was designed to trick court AI systems into rubber-stamping cases, exposing a new digital fraud risk

Experts advise keeping a simple but practical medical kit with essential allergy treatments and basic supplies, while stressing the importance of calm prevention and timely medical care during outdoor trips

The UK media outlet highlights the former prison island's remarkable transformation into one of the Mediterranean's most important sanctuaries for the endangered Mediterranean monk seal

Westminster UK court approves the extradition of Luke Brownsdon to serve a 12-year sentence in Greece over the 2019 assault that killed a British tourist on Zakynthos, following renewed scrutiny of the case by a Sky News documentary

Record arrests over the past two days underscore a crackdown on negligence, as authorities battle successive wildfires during the peak of the 2026 fire season

A Thessaloniki–Serres train broke down at Mouries station with 61 people aboard; the operator is running replacement buses for both directions

At the same time, the Commission acknowledged incremental reform in Greece, while continuing to pressure on Rule of Law foundations such as media freedom and transparency

A 32-year-old man was jailed for over 11 years after he struck a family car while distracted by his phone, fatally injuring a 20-month-old boy

A 77-year-old woman lives on the street in central Athens with her two dogs, turned away by shelters that will not take pets

The extended deployment of the Patriot battery on Karpathos underscores Athens' decision to strengthen air and missile defenses in the SE Aegean as regional instability persists