Authorities found an unauthorized oncology department and chemotherapy operations at a private clinic in Thessaloniki, while patients’ relatives have reported understaffing, poor conditions, spoiled food and other serious problems.

Carved from a single block of Naxos marble, the monumental work is due to travel to the island’s port over three nights before continuing by ship to Basel, Switzerland. Residents have one important instruction: do not park along the route

A deadly gas explosion in Athens' Plaka killed six people and leveled a building, renewing long-standing concerns about the safety and future of the city's most historic neighborhood

The four are already in pretrial detention; prosecutors expanded charges in the fatal arson case

From organic fields and forgotten crop varieties to wineries and farm-to-school gardens, Attica’s producers are opening their doors and inviting visitors to discover how food makes its way from the land to the plate

The death of a beloved pop and laiko music performer has put private medical practices, rejuvenation treatments and the regulation of the country's expanding wellness industry under intense scrutiny

Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits Pieria on October 2, with a focus on Mount Olympus, UNESCO, and the region's development plan

Greece’s premium department store group reported higher sales in the first half of 2026 and is expanding its brand portfolio, e-commerce operations and new Attica Beauty Store format

Judges say interventions at the crash site hampered the collection of evidence and contributed to the loss of crucial material. The ruling also says Triantopoulos and Agorastos failed to prevent work they had a legal duty to stop.

Greece's crackdown on private healthcare is exposing deep gaps in oversight, from unauthorized cancer care to a medical chief under review.

The U.S. secretary of state is expected to land Tuesday night, with the talks set for the next day. Energy and defense are likely to top an agenda still being finalized, as rhetoric between Greece and Turkey heats up.

But where do we stand today? Are we at the point on the curve where it starts heading downward, or where it begins to rise?

Labour gathers in Liverpool as questions mount over the Budget, the economy and election speculation

The chairman and chief executive officer of the Thales Group speaks about the great capabilities of the European defense industry and how they can be activated – What he says about the “requests” of the United States and Greek-French relations

Greece will receive 48 historic religious artifacts taken to Sofia during World War I, while Bulgaria will receive the remains identified as those of medieval Bulgarian Tsar Samuel

In an interview with TO VIMA, the Illinois secretary of state explains how he has built an unusual coalition of labor, business and Greek American political power, and why he is betting that competence, rather than ideology, can carry him to City Hall

The Greek prime minister said the measures would be reviewed every 15 days, but his pledge to hold heating oil below €1.75 a liter still lacks details.

Greece’s defense minister proposed using the route from Alexandroupoli northward as a model for moving military forces while protecting critical infrastructure, alongside stronger European missile defense and military command capabilities.