For many Greek islands, desalination has already shifted from “expensive last resort” to economic necessity

Safety measures upgraded at Crete’s landmark national park as authorities introduce weather-alert technology and expanded medical coverage

Footage reportedly shows inmate assaults and alleged extortion inside Greece’s largest prison

The investigation is centered on the village of Vorizia, and includes allegations of property takeovers, crop destruction and subsidy fraud

World Health Organization member states voted against inviting Taiwan to the World Health Assembly after China opposed the move, arguing the island cannot participate in any form

Top government committee links progress of highly touted air-defense project to mandatory domestic industrial participation; expanded strategic defense cooperation with the UAE

Officers from the Kalymnos Port Authority are treating the case as a suspected homicide, after forensic indications suggested the victim bore stab wounds

Greek police say the suspects targeted crowded tourist areas in Oia, allegedly stealing wallets and bags containing cash, bank cards and personal belongings

This recognition highlights Skopelos’ lasting appeal and efforts to preserve its authenticity while growing its profile as a leading cinematic destination.

Russia has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s warning that Moscow could use Belarus as a launch point for attacks on NATO territory, calling the claims “incitement” amid rising regional tensions.

Greece's dominant power utility launched one of the country's largest-ever equity offerings, targeting €4 billion to fund a sweeping €24.2 billion expansion into renewables, data centers and Central European energy markets through 2030.

The central challenge for Athens, the study concludes, is to transform itself from a short cultural stop into a fully developed multi-day metropolitan destination.

Authorities prepare to install cameras and controlled-entry systems at major universities in Greece as the government revisits efforts to curb vandalism, violence and disturbances on campuses

Farmers in Lesbos are raising alarm over the handling of dead animals following disease outbreaks, warning of environmental and biosecurity risks as tensions rise over burial practices and official management of livestock losses

Greece is moving ahead with new operational centers, vessels and unmanned systems as part of a broader upgrade of its coast guard capabilities and maritime surveillance infrastructure