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

London recorded 34.8°C in May, while France issued rare early heat alerts, as scientists warn Europe’s warming is intensifying heat extremes

A 52-year-old woman in Thessaloniki has described the terrifying moments she endured during a violent assault inside her business, as a 25-year-old suspect faces multiple criminal charges and remains in custody

Two teenagers were hospitalized with facial injuries following a group assault in an Athens suburb, while police continue searching for additional suspects allegedly involved in the attack

Accommodation and food service sectors moved in opposite directions in Q1 2026, according to data from the Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT)

A critically injured toddler remains in intensive care in Crete, where doctors have begun a closely monitored process of gradually reducing sedation. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the severe injuries and wider family context

A nationwide police operation has uncovered an alleged criminal network accused of securing millions in fraudulent agricultural subsidies through false land declarations and fictitious lease agreements

The woman was rushed to hospital after being bitten inside her home and initially required intensive care, although doctors say her condition has since improved

The former prime minister takes the stage in Athens with sharp attacks on the political establishment and a bid to redraw the lines of Greek politics.

The “Cyclone Project,” a joint initiative between Greece’s Culture Ministry and the Athanasios C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation, has removed nearly 1,850 tons of waste from archaeological sites across the country in a two-year cleanup and fire-prevention campaign.

Rising fuel and fertilizer costs linked to the Iran war are forcing Sudanese farmers to scale back planting, raising fears of lower food production and worsening hunger in a country already devastated by years of conflict

Greece’s prime minister announced continued fuel support and a new child payment while arguing that political stability remains a key priority amid growing uncertainty

A train struck a school minibus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, Belgium, on Tuesday morning, killing multiple people including children

Organizations warn Greece’s proposed social media ban for under-15s could threaten digital rights and privacy

Unlike democracy, which is inclusive to the point of risking itself, the Center and its fringes cannot accommodate everyone

This is the second positive hantavirus case among the 14 Spanish passengers who disembarked from the luxury cruise ship in Tenerife

Fresh American military action and Iran’s claim of downing a U.S. drone have heightened regional tensions, while Israel signals a tougher campaign against Hezbollah despite ongoing ceasefire efforts