Athens is closely monitoring the situation following the US intervention in Venezuela, with crisis response mechanisms ready to be activated if members of the Greek community request evacuation assistance

New operating hours take effect as testing continues on the Kalamaria extension, with ticket top-ups available at automated machines

Aviation accidents claimed 418 lives worldwide last year, yet air travel remains statistically safer than ever compared to previous decades

New details reveal months of secret planning, CIA intelligence on the ground and a massive joint military operation as President Donald Trump defended U.S. control of Venezuela as part of his “America First” strategy.

From managing anger to mindful smartphone use, simple daily practices can enhance mood, reduce stress, and improve overall mental well-being for the new year

Following global incidents, Greece enforces strict safety measures in entertainment venues, including fire-resistant construction, emergency exits, and regular inspections with significant fines for violations

Venezuelan opposition calls for new leadership, sparking international reactions and celebrations among migrants worldwide as Maduro is removed from power

Over the past 25 years, celebrations welcoming the New Year have been marred by attacks, stampedes, and fires, leaving dozens dead and many more injured across multiple countries

Hospitals across Greece are under heavy pressure as flu cases rise sharply during the holiday period, prompting urgent calls for vaccination, early treatment, and stricter preventive measures

Latin American leaders condemn Washington’s move against Maduro as borders close, troops mobilise and memories of past U.S. interventions resurface across the region

U.S. authorities prevented an 18-year-old from carrying out a knife attack targeting civilians and responding police, inspired by ISIS, in a planned New Year’s Eve assault

Amid Iran’s largest protests in three years over economic hardship, Trump vows U.S. intervention should security forces use lethal force against demonstrators

A third-floor apartment blaze in downtown Athens prompted the rescue of three people, one seriously injured, as firefighters battled the flames with multiple units on site

Greece’s prime minister will travel to Germany on January 9 to speak at the ruling Christian Democratic Union’s annual gathering, following an invitation from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz

A teenage boy was hospitalized in northwestern Greece after drug use allegedly encouraged by his father, prompting police to arrest the 36-year-old on charges of endangering a minor and violating narcotics laws

Russia, Iran, and international organisations condemn U.S. strike as countries monitor civilian safety, call for de-escalation, and urge dialogue to avoid further escalation in Venezuela

After the holiday pause, Greek farmers return to roadblocks, with nationwide meetings planned to discuss fuel prices, compensation, and livestock losses from recent outbreaks

Fresh volcanic activity began on January 1, with lava flowing from a high-altitude fissure and moving safely through a natural basin, creating dramatic scenes but posing no threat to nearby communities so far

A young boy in northern Greece lost a finger and faces possible vision loss after a firework exploded during New Year celebrations, prompting an ongoing police investigation

A 52-year-old man was arrested in the Athens area after testing at seven times the legal alcohol limit, following a dangerous late-night drive that damaged multiple vehicles before police stopped him