Authorities said the make-shift bomb was comprised of some three kilos of explosive materials

Lenacapavir, already approved for treatment-resistant HIV cases, is expected to become available this year in the EU for preventive use as well

The former political leaders and top lawmaker was arrested at the Athens airport this past week on an international arrest warrant issued by his home country, where authorities accuse him of embezzlement reaching one billion USD

The hugely popular Piraeus club continues to share its historic moments with its fans and football afficionados around the world with a thematic documentary, entitled 'Olympiacos, The Legend'

The supermarket chain said all 75 job spots will be guaranteed.

The state budget primary balance on a modified cash basis posted a surplus of 4.519 billion euros, against the primary surplus target of 2.235 billion euros

The supplies have been stuck in a warehouse in Belgium for months since Trump's decision to freeze foreign aid

Corporate deposits increased by €4.403bn in June, compared to an €867mln rise in May. The annual growth rate climbed to 12.0% from 9.8%

This is not the typical meltemi wind associated with July and August instead it is a temporary northeastern airflow resulting from a thermal low over the Eastern Mediterranean

The process of planting requires taking fragments of Posidonia that have been uprooted from boat anchors and cultivating them within the short period of time that they remain alive

Rental prices for student housing in Greece have surged, especially in major university cities like Athens and Thessaloniki

FTD generally appears between the ages of 45 and 64 and is often misdiagnosed as a psychiatric condition or Alzheimer’s

According to Oxfam, Israel’s deliberate blocking of aid has triggered a public health emergency, with waterborne diseases surging by nearly 150% across the Strip.

A few hundred pro-Palestine protesters prevented Israeli tourists from disembarking on the Cyclades Island of Syros last week

Despite over an hour of CPR and medical efforts, the child could not be revived, leaving the community in shock and sorrow

Diabetic individuals who exercised for at least 150 minutes a week—regardless of whether it was over two sessions or several—experienced a 21% lower risk of death from all causes and a 33% lower risk of cardiovascular-related death compared to those who did not exercise

As Greece’s climate becomes drier, some suggest a shift toward crops with lower water demands. Weather variability, soil type, and seasonal temperatures heavily influence water needs

Greece braces for another sweltering weekend as the heatwave continues, with temperatures reaching up to 44°C in parts of the country

Greek authorities have called for three villages to be evacuated.