A grieving father says police inaction cost his daughter her life, as prosecutors move to indict all four officers on duty the night of her murder

Authorities are still examining the circumstances of the fatal collision, with conflicting accounts over vehicle speed, traffic signals and the moments leading up to the crash that claimed the lives of a mother and daughter

As Greece moves closer to purchasing two Bergamini-class frigates, it is considering modifications to ensure seamless operations with French frigates

Supreme Court Prosecutor Tzavellas sent a letter instead of appearing before parliament, as PASOK leader Androulakis accused the intelligence service of flouting a court ruling and threatened legal action.

Despite decades of false leads, public scrutiny and heartbreak, Needham says her search for Ben is far from over

The Greek PM and President are scheduled to meet on Wednesday morning to discuss key issues as the government shifts into pre-election mode

Two Phoenix Air Gulfstream III jets equipped for international ebola evacuation operations took off from Crete en route to Uganda

A 57-year-old patient was arrested after allegedly strangling his 46-year-old roommate during a violent altercation inside a psychiatric facility in the Greek capital

The government says the measure will recognize the demanding nature of frontline healthcare roles, while broader labor reforms on pay transparency and wage equality are also being prepared

Six high-risk contacts are also being transferred to Europe for quarantine as health authorities expand efforts to contain the deadly outbreak linked to the Bundibugyo strain.

The reform introduces major changes to wills, inheritance agreements and heirs’ rights, aiming to modernize a legal framework that lawmakers say no longer reflects contemporary social and economic realities.

Senior NATO officials backed Ukraine’s use of unmanned sea drones after one was found adrift in the Ionian Sea, calling such tactics a “typical” form of modern asymmetric warfare

A new law expected in June will introduce stricter requirements for electric scooter users, as police data reveal hundreds of violations in just one week of road safety checks

Schools, businesses and municipal buildings were evacuated after a strong gas-like odor spread across large parts of Athens, while authorities continued searching for the source of the alarming phenomenon

Consumers are facing higher costs for one of summer’s most popular treats, with scoop prices increasing while portions in some products continue to shrink

Syntagma Square ceremony highlights historical memory, cultural identity and ongoing debate over recognition as participants gather at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

In a modern European country, the operation of public infrastructure should be governed by fundamental principles: transparency, equality before the law, and equal access. When these principles erode, the result is not merely dysfunction—it is a distortion that gradually becomes entrenched. Something along these lines appears to have been unfolding for years at the Tatoi […]

Discussion centers on limited restitution under cultural cooperation framework as Athens continues push for full reunification amid ongoing European heritage debate

The medical charity says humanitarian access is being obstructed in conflict-affected areas, leaving hundreds of thousands without healthcare as violence intensifies across the country