Authorities are considering financial incentives for fishermen to catch silver-cheeked toadfish as officials seek to curb the species' spread, protect marine biodiversity and reduce mounting losses to the fishing industry

Thirty years on, Aliki Vougiouklaki's legacy lives on as her restored dressing room opens in Piraeus, offering a rare glimpse into her world.

The new Athens judicial and correctional complex in Aspropyrgos will replace Korydallos Prison and create a modern high-security facility expected to host around 2,000 inmates.

Greek music legends Lena Platonos and Maria Farantouri bring ancient voices to life in a concert beneath the Acropolis

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras warns that state pensions will struggle to provide adequate replacement income in the future, calling for stronger occupational pension funds

For generations of Greeks, stuffed vegetables have been more than a meal—they are a vessel for memory, family, hospitality, and the stories that define summer

The facility, scheduled to open in 2027 at the agency's Athens headquarters, will feature espionage equipment, declassified archives and interactive exhibits

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that “Moscow will burn” if Russian attacks continue, linking fresh drone strikes on Russia to recent damage inflicted on a historic Kyiv monastery and calling for stronger international pressure on Moscow.

Once unknown in Greece, invasive pufferfish have become a growing concern as warmer waters help their expansion, with scientists warning over toxic species, fishing damage and possible effects on marine ecosystems

Greek fire service deployed 20 firefighters and 6 vehicles Thursday after a blaze ignited in low vegetation close to the Kitsi settlement, with no immediate threat reported

U.S. diplomatic missions and government offices across Greece will close June 19 in observance of a federal holiday.

A group of around 20 dogs has raised concerns in several areas of Thessaloniki, with residents calling for faster action after reports of attacks and repeated returns

A dispute over a parking space in Piraeus reportedly escalated into a violent confrontation, with a 77-year-old man threatening two brothers with a 1.3-meter trident.

Cyprus had the cleanest bathing waters in 2025, followed by Greece and Bulgaria, say the EEA

Parthenon’s western pediment is fully revealed after restoration, as scaffolding is removed for the first time in 220 years in Athens — UNESCO site.

The Greek island says emergency status will speed up desalination projects, while officials propose stricter water use rules to protect supplies during the summer.

More than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed since the October ceasefire agreement brokered by the US, as the humanitarian situation in the besieged territory remains catastrophic

New details emerge in the killing of a 45-year-old police officer, as authorities examine her attempts to leave the relationship and possible questions surrounding the suspect’s psychological assessment.