The victim was transferred to a Thessaloniki hospital after the machine's operator reportedly struck the child while reversing, as investigators work to determine what happened.

Fast Ferries cancels all Rafina routes on July 3 amid a 24-hour seamen’s strike over safety concerns and port infrastructure limits on Friday, July 3 in Greece today.

Wildfires erupt on the Methana peninsula and in other parts of southern Greece as authorities identify the 12-year-old victim of the fatal Oreokastro house fire from a day earlier

A federal judge let claims from 29 states proceed, ruling Meta may have designed Facebook and Instagram to hook young users

Thessaloniki freezes new Airbnb-style rental registrations until Dec 2026 in central areas, tightening rules and imposing heavy fines for violations.

IPTO completes the Southern Cyclades power interconnection, linking key islands to the mainland grid and boosting energy security and stability.

Offshore tremor recorded southwest of the Aegean island, at a depth of 17.5 kilometers; no immediate reports of damage or injuries

Greece’s unemployment rate fell to 8.1% in May, the lowest in recent months, as the number of unemployed declined and employment continued to edge higher.

The prosecutor in the OPEKEPE subsidy fraud trial has called for the main document concealment charge to be upgraded to a felony and tried in a higher court, while pushing for convictions on two additional counts against both defendants

Eurostat's preliminary June data show inflation easing across Greece and the eurozone

A new live music venue opens atop the historic Olympias Hotel, offering nightly performances ranging from jazz and classical music to Greek art songs, all set against panoramic views of the Acropolis and the Parthenon

Firefighters and 11 aircraft battle a forest fire near Kalapodi as emergency alerts urge nearby residents to stay ready

Fishermen in Crete have begun targeting the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish following a government bounty, but say severe damage to fishing gear and uncertainty over the collection process continue to threaten their livelihoods.

Manolis Mikelis says Sarakiniko has lifeguards, buoys and warning signs, but a boat crews' union warns of serious safety gaps at the site where two tourists drowned last summer.

The Panathenaic Stadium, cradle of the modern Olympics and ancient athletic tradition, stands at the center of a debate over how living monuments should be used today, balancing cultural events, preservation rules, and public access in modern Greece

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledged to travel to Thessaloniki immediately and vowed zero tolerance for what he called a new form of terrorism, as Afroditi Nestora's mother remains in critical condition with severe burns.

Engineers say a rare chain of errors, plus the neighboring lot's demolition, likely caused the building to collapse

Scientists warn the Mediterranean is warming fast, accelerating the spread of invasive species while also creating new ecological pressures and unexpected opportunities

A senior American official could pass through Athens for a few hours before the NATO summit in Ankara, though it remains unclear whether it would be Secretary of State Marco Rubio or Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter will perform an intimate concert at the Municipal Theatre of Lycabettus, featuring songs from her latest album "You Still Got Me" alongside longtime collaborator John Nickols