Lithuanian regulators say expanded infrastructure in Kaliningrad enables GPS signal falsification up to 450 kilometres away, affecting navigation systems across several European countries.

Planned measures include higher pension increases, a larger annual allowance and legislative changes aimed at protecting thousands of widow’s pension recipients.

Beachgoers in the coastal area of Kechries watched as the marine animal swam close to shore in shallow waters

Authorities say the outbreak remains a serious threat to livestock farming, with nearly half a million animals culled and new cases continuing to emerge across the country

Police recovered more than €37,000 in cash and jewelry after tracking down suspects within hours of a fraud case in central Greece, where a woman was tricked into handing over valuables by a caller posing as a tax official

Police in northern Greece opened a case against two 15-year-olds after a teenage girl alleged that an AI-generated fake nude image of her was created and shared among minors.

Forty suspects accused of using stolen tax bureau credentials and fake child registrations at activity centers to siphon off state benefits and subsidies

Early swimmers at a Greek beach were startled to spot a wild boar speeding through the water, offering an unusual reminder of the species’ remarkable swimming abilities

Residents and visitors were met with an unusual sight as large numbers of small brown jellyfish appeared in shallow coastal waters, raising concerns ahead of the summer season

Australia, India, Japan and the United States unveiled new initiatives on critical minerals and energy security while announcing their first joint infrastructure project in the Pacific

A 42-year-old man on trial for the 2024 killing of his wife described the crime in court, admitting he struck her with a hammer and later concealed her body in the attic of their apartment before eventually contacting police

Tourists continue to ignore safety warnings and pose near 200-meter cliffs above the world-famous 'shipwreck cove', prompting renewed concerns from authorities ahead of the summer season

FIFA confirmed the relocation to Tijuana after U.S. authorities declined to host Iran’s squad during the tournament, with players set to travel into the United States only for matchdays

A European Parliament budgetary oversight committee is in Athens through May 28 to scrutinize Greece's handling of the OPEKEPE farm subsidy fraud, as opposition MEPs raise concerns over witness exclusions.

In his first encyclical, the pontiff acknowledged the Catholic Church’s delayed condemnation of slavery and its role in legitimising forms of human bondage, calling the legacy “a wound in Christian memory.”

The WHO is scaling up efforts but warns that the Ebola outbreak will get worse before it gets better

Authorities cordoned off a rocky coastal area in eastern Crete after fishermen discovered what officials believe is a naval mine, possibly of Ukrainian origin, near the resort town of Elounda in the Lasithi region, according to a report by ekriti.gr.

Seoul plans to launch a domestically built nuclear-powered submarine by the mid-2030s, citing the need for enhanced underwater capabilities against North Korea’s growing submarine-launched missile threats