Athens is moving ahead with a vast new marine park in the Southern Cyclades, reshaping fishing, construction and environmental protections across strategically sensitive areas of the Aegean while reinforcing its maritime sovereignty claims

Meteorologists warn that unstable weather, showers, and local thunderstorms will continue across Greece in the coming days, with no signs of an early heatwave despite rising temperatures

Two women lost their lives after a violent crash overturned their vehicle on the national road in Rhodes, as authorities investigate reports of excessive speed and possible traffic signal violations

Religious leaders visit historic churches in Nevşehir region, holding services in Derinkuyu and Mustafapaşa as part of an inter-Orthodox and heritage-focused tour

The Greek prime minister repeated his party's long-term economic agenda amid ongoing debate in Athens over timing of next national vote

Civil defense authorities are expanding aerial monitoring and early-detection capabilities nationwide as Greece strengthens wildfire prevention measures ahead of another high-risk summer season

There’s not much you can say in a country where two 17-year-old girls link hands, then leap off a roof to their deaths. Best to keep your mouth shut.

Local authorities and tourism operators are monitoring increased jellyfish activity off Magnesia prefecture and the Sporades chain, as warmer waters and shifting currents affect coastal marine ecosystems

Once overshadowed by burgers and pizza, fried chicken is becoming Gen Z’s ultimate comfort food — fueled by TikTok, nostalgia, global flavors and a craving for joy in uncertain times

Seventy-six years ago, Robert Schuman proposed a bold vision: that European nations, still scarred by war, should unite their coal and steel production under a common authority — laying the foundations for what would later become the European Union.

New interchanges and expanded highway links around the Skaramagas and Schisto industrial zones aim to divert traffic from the gridlocked Kifissos corridor and improve access to Piraeus and western Attica

European boards face a paradox that traditional financial analysis cannot solve: Why is access to credit tightening even as central banks ease monetary policy?

Violence broke out during a traditional Pontian celebration in the Nikopoli district, prompting a large police reaction

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis says new restrictions aim to curb youth access and bring stricter oversight to the rapidly expanding cannabis-products market

Bulgaria Wins Eurovision After Nail-Biting Showdown With Israel as Greece’s Akylas Finishes 10th

A next-generation space processor, 100 times more powerful than current models, will let spacecraft run AI in real time without waiting for instructions from Earth