EU primary enrollment dipped slightly in 2024, while pupil-teacher ratios kept falling across the bloc — Greece posted the EU's lowest.

Nearly 500 violations recorded in 24 hours as authorities intensify checks following two serious crashes involving e-scooters and injuries to two minors

August 2026 was Earth's hottest month on record, Copernicus reports, as Europe suffers its worst summer ever amid relentless heatwaves.

The teenager was riding a motorcycle without a license when he struck a mother and her two young daughters in a stroller and left the scene. His father was arrested because the motorcycle belonged to him

One of Corfu’s last major undeveloped coastal landscapes has become the focus of a long-running debate over investment, environmental protection, tourism and the value of preserving natural areas

Olympiacos FC’s new coach, Imanol Alguacil, is a legend in San Sebastián and one of Spain’s most respected coaches, known for attacking football, a high pressing game and developing young players

A preliminary report by engineers appointed to advise residents says ground settlements have reached nearly four times the safety limit, while cracks and damage continue to be reported in buildings above Athens Metro Line 4 works

A drone display featuring 2,977 lights recreated the World Trade Center towers over New York Harbor on September 9, honoring those killed in the September 11 attacks ahead of their 25th anniversary.

France's last guillotine execution, its dark path from the Revolution, and Victor Hugo's fight against the death penalty

Traffic police recorded more than 6,100 checks in Attica during the first eight months of 2026, with most violations committed by adults and 56 crashes involving electric scooters

A yacht flying the Italian flag caught fire near the northern channel of Lefkada under unknown circumstances. The three foreign nationals aboard managed to reach shore on their own and were reported to be in good health.

The new social service provides free hearing checks, evaluation, and rehabilitation, plus details on who qualifies

PM Mitsotakis visits Athens LifeTech Park in Spata, hailing Greece's €1bn+ pharma investment as key to Europe's drug production autonomy.

The singer had no health problems and legal steps must happen immediately, according to his lawyer

The program also provides for the participation of Greek defense and technology companies. According to the Greek Defense Ministry, 19 companies are already involved. Their share will exceed 25 percent of the agreement’s value, or about €750 million. 

Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said Greece has recorded the largest decline in unemployment among EU countries, while household incomes have risen by more than 30% over six years.

ELTA is shifting toward a hybrid service model that combines physical locations, home delivery and digital services as e-commerce changes how consumers send and receive packages.

Blake Edwards’ beloved 1961 romantic comedy comes to one of Athens’ best-known open-air cinemas, offering audiences a chance to revisit iconic story of love, loneliness and independence starring legendary actress Audrey Hepburn

Brent crude has risen more than 60% this year, raising concerns that heating oil could start the winter season above €1.90 per liter and prompting discussion of further government support

A 33-year-old Polish man was found unconscious in the sea near Ierapetra, Crete, after spending the evening with his partner. Rescuers restored his cardiac function before he was transferred to an intensive care unit.