National Rally leader Marine Le Pen enters France's 2027 presidential race despite her conviction, dividing the political scene and stirring uncertainty

A new study suggests that adults over 50 who closely follow the Mediterranean diet experience better psychological well-being, with benefits remaining evident even during periods of heightened stress such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Western Greece is planning smart water networks to cut waste, boost security, and adapt to climate change

Tense exchanges at the Economist conference as Greek Deputy FM Tasos Chatzivasileiou and Ahmet Davutoglu clash over Cyprus and the island's future.

A beach lifeguard safely brought seven people, including two children, back to shore after strong waves and currents pulled them into deeper waters off a Kefalonia beach.

The high-energy band will perform in Athens on July 10, promising a night of rock 'n' roll, original songs, and fresh takes on classic favorites

Three men face multiple charges after attacking healthcare workers at a health center before causing further damage inside a local police station

Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey will broaden their joint naval operation to protect critical infrastructure, including energy, telecommunications and undersea pipelines.

A 52-year-old was arrested after a fire sparked during welding work without required fire safety measures, as Greek authorities renewed warnings over wildfire prevention

Ruling party MPs used their committee majority to block opposition requests to summon Predator developer Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, PM Mitsotakis's nephew and former secretary general, arguing neither qualifies as a public figure under parliamentary rules

Turkey’s president urged greater defense cooperation within the alliance, saying restrictions between members risk creating divisions as NATO pushes for stronger capabilities

A 59-year-old man was taken to hospital after being bitten by a dog on Thessaloniki's waterfront, while the animal's caretaker was arrested and faces negligence-related charges.

The country's public procurement authority has suspended the roughly 44 million euro contract after two companies challenged its terms, delaying a bid opening that had been scheduled for July 27

A Greek court has ordered the conditional release of James Dalamangas ahead of a decision on Australia's extradition request over a 1999 murder case.

The U.S. defense secretary scrapped a planned meeting with Israel's prime minister that was expected to include discussions on a possible sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey and the situation in Iran.

A driver who was shot by police during a high-speed chase in the southern Greek city of Argos has been declared brain-dead, while the two officers involved remain under investigation after being arrested over the incident.

The U.S. president accused Madrid of failing to support NATO and directed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to halt trade with Spain during the alliance's meeting in Ankara.

Speaking ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, the U.S. president said he no longer wanted to engage with Tehran, dismissing further negotiations as a waste of time.

Following repeated complaints of overcharging and other violations, the Attica Taxi Drivers' Union is calling for stricter enforcement while urging passengers to know their rights and help combat illegal practices