Authorities are investigating the identity and cause of death of an unidentified woman whose body was recovered from the Corinth Canal, with an autopsy expected to shed light on the circumstances.
Health officials say the outbreak linked to contaminated chicken is under control, but warn that additional cases may emerge as investigations into the source of the contamination continue.
Nearly 284,000 police checks were carried out under Greece's "Ariadne" security plan, as authorities step up efforts to improve safety across public transport amid widespread passenger concerns.
As two suspects remain in pre-trial detention over the 2010 Marfin fire, a defense lawyer disputes the prosecution's evidence, while a photojournalist who witnessed the attack recalls the deadly events.
While floods and wildfires dominate headlines, extreme heat has become Europe's deadliest climate threat, scientists warn
The communications teams of Greece's political parties have stormed social media. What are their objectives and strategies, and what do experts tell To Vima?
A young food delivery worker lost his life after his motorcycle collided with a car on Athens’ Mesogeion Avenue, as authorities investigate the circumstances of the fatal accident
Civil protection authorities have placed parts of the eastern Aegean and Crete on heightened alert, with additional patrols and possible access restrictions in forests and other vulnerable areas
With a commanding 2-0 victory, La Roja dulled the tournament’s most dangerous attack. The defending European champion now awaits the winner of England vs. Argentina on July 19.
Long-range forecasts indicate a strong likelihood of above-average temperatures across southeastern Europe, although experts caution that monthly outlooks carry significant uncertainty
Firefighters found the victims trapped in an elevator shaft as flames spread through the building
His wife was found alive after swimming for hours when their boat capsized near Epanomi
Applications rose for remote posts, yet housing costs are pushing new hires back out
A Deutsche Bank study finds the capital ranks near the bottom for livability despite rising costs
Three deputies quit the parliamentary group in a single day as the party's leadership crisis deepens
The collapse of the centrist project has fueled a rebranded far right and a more identity-focused far left
A cross-disciplinary study finds job insecurity and low pay erode trust in parties and institutions
Phones, wallets, and keys top the list, but a mini fridge and 420 donuts made the cut too
Four years of war and economic isolation have reduced the Russian president to a supplicant in a relationship growing more imbalanced
A Buenos Aires court ruled the fish are sentient beings, not property, in a landmark animal rights case