UNAIDS says global HIV funding dropped 18% in 2025 to its lowest level in nearly two decades, threatening progress against infections and AIDS-related deaths as efforts to end AIDS by 2030 fall behind.

Civil Protection warns of extreme wildfire danger Saturday in Attica and Evia, with high risk across much of Greece

Portugal and France are stepping up border controls after around 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta

A massive wildfire is devouring forest and threatening homes as forest commandos risk everything to hold it back

Parliament raised the minimum time served for multiple life sentences to 30 years and passed a bill against SLAPP lawsuits

Minister Evangelos Tournas visited Porto Germeno as 170 firefighters battle overnight fires across Boeotia

Renters and landlords who keep paying or receiving rent in cash risk losing benefits and tax breaks worth hundreds of euros

The Alexandri sisters won gold in the technical duet at the European Championships in Paris

Pediatrician urges parents to prioritize sun protection, hydration and constant supervision to keep children safe at the beach this summer.

Wildfires in Boeotia, Attica, and Argolida are burning under very unfavorable conditions driven mainly by strong north winds

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that the annual tax-free threshold for tips paid electronically will rise to €6,000, with higher allowances for seasonal workers and retroactive application from Jan. 1, 2026.

Finland confirmed African swine fever for the first time after tests found the virus in three wild boar piglets in the east, near the Russian border

The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported 3,532 Ebola cases and 1,556 deaths, surpassing its previous 2018-20 outbreak as efforts to contain transmission continue.

Rome suspends Schengen with Madrid as the Ceuta migrant crisis death toll rises to 57 and the EU diplomatic rift deepens

Mayor Periklis Migdos wept on camera describing the wildfire tearing through Komboti, Arta, and pleaded for help

New images reveal the extent of the damage to Crete's iconic Preveli Palm Forest after a wildfire, while local officials and experts say the unique ecosystem is expected to recover over time, as it did following the devastating 2010 fire.

The wildfire in Boeotia keeps burning on several fronts as residents watch century-old olive groves go up in flames

Greece's tax authority says customs inspections during the first half of 2026 uncovered millions of euros in undeclared cash, drugs, counterfeit goods, weapons, smuggled tobacco and alcohol, as well as illegally transported exotic birds and other prohibited items.

Japan has officially become the 23rd associated country in the European Union's Horizon Europe program, expanding cooperation on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and other strategic research fields.

Around 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into the small Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a day, at least 34 died, and Spain is racing to respond