Confronting its biggest threat in decades, the regime in Tehran is working to boost its odds of surviving an attack

Tram Line 7 now reaches Greece’s largest port, easing passenger access and marking a key upgrade in Athens-Piraeus transport.

The relevant ministry clarified that the audit of irregular welfare benefits between 2020–2022 began in November 2023, with nearly two million euros reportedly doled out to beneficiaries who were not eligible

Peanut butter has become a surprise success story, especially caramel-flavored varieties that continue to post strong sales growth.

As Greece prepares for the start of Lent, fresh and frozen seafood prices are rising sharply, adding pressure to household budgets ahead of the traditional holiday meal

Rising temperatures and the spread of the tiger mosquito are expanding the risk of chikungunya transmission across southern and even northern Europe, raising new public health concerns

The move forms part of the company’s broader strategy to provide more flexible booking choices for guests while helping hosts attract additional reservations.

Five years after burials, decomposition of bodies in Kavala’s cemeteries remains incomplete due to Covid-era precautions, prompting authorities to plan reburials following removal of protective plastic coverings

Reception in Windsor, Storm in Westminster

Greek-owned vessels advised to exercise maximum caution when sailing through the critical sea lane

Soon, the sight of a car pulling up to the curb with no one in the driver’s seat will no longer feel like science fiction but part of everyday urban life.

A senior guard at Domokos Prison in Greece faces charges for complicity after a fatal shooting involving multiple high-profile inmates inside the prison office

A report by the Financial Times that the incumbent European Central Bank (ECB) president, Christine Lagarde, is considering stepping down from her post, apart from causing some jitters in the EU currency exchange rate (the euro recorded a slight 0.16% drop against the US dollar in the morning), has also raised questions about the motives […]

A coordinated law enforcement action targeted illegal activity in Nea Peramos, Greece, resulting in seven arrests, seizure of three hunting rifles, and the removal of 330 meters of illegally tapped power lines to protect public safety

The national sport of the blame game is played with only one rule and ends when the last spotlight of publicity goes out

Authorities dismantled a criminal network accused of stealing, trafficking tens of thousands of pharmaceutical pills and sending parcels abroad, with one arrest and two suspects still wanted.

A new initiative aims to reduce food waste by removing unnecessary expiration dates on long-lasting products, encouraging safer consumption, and promoting sustainability, with proposals set to reach the European Commission this spring

The licensing freeze was widely welcomed by island residents and local officials, who feared that commercial development would alter the character of the coastline and damage fragile ecosystems.