PASOK MEP and S&D Vice-President Giannis Maniatis pressed Turkey to respect the Copenhagen criteria, highlighting the tragic decline of the Greek minority

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announces a new committee to oversee health and wellness services, refers allegations involving Athens Medical Association president to National Transparency Authority

Journalist Vassilis Lampropoulos says concerns over the political fallout from the Predator spyware scandal are holding back legislation that would allow authorities to use newer surveillance technology under legal oversight

A judicial council has authorized access to the phones of two detained doctors, three clinic employees and singer Giorgos Mazonakis as investigators examine communications surrounding his death

Authorities are sealing a private clinic in Thessaloniki after inspectors found it operated an unauthorized oncology unit. Officials are also investigating alleged fake prescriptions and whether powerful drugs were given to patients without cancer

The former deputy minister to the prime minister will stand trial along with four other officials on misdemeanor charges of breach of duty over the handling of the site after the rail disaster. The trial is expected to begin early next year

From jazz legends and Britpop icons to Greek hip-hop and a cult queer classic accompanied live by Konstantinos Vita, the Athens International Film Festival puts music center stage

Record marine heat has transformed European waters, threatening traditional fishing grounds, marine ecosystems and coastal communities while allowing some warm-water species to thrive.

A 40-year-old man followed the woman for nearly three months before police arrested him. A search of his home reportedly uncovered a large amount of child sexual abuse material on a computer hard drive.

With modest gains recorded in six consecutive polls since the Thessaloniki International Fair, PASOK is putting greater emphasis on its policy proposals and expanding its outreach in Athens as it prepares for the next national election

Remote-work subsidies, rent refunds and a 3.5 billion euros data center: Greece rolls out new incentives to help people live and work in its remote regions.

Athens ranks fourth of 47 cities worldwide in Time Out's Holiday Happiness Index and is named the most walkable, while Lisbon claims first place.

Residents say about 700 students are still attending classes in containers, while hundreds of damaged buildings have yet to be demolished and families continue living in temporary housing or unsafe homes

Ukraine’s president says more than 8,000 North Korean troops are already in Russia and another 10,000 are being prepared for training and deployment, amid growing military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow

Greece will use its second and final presidency during its 2025–26 term to focus on maritime security, women and children in armed conflict, major global crises and the selection of the next UN secretary-general

Investigators found flammable material around the cafe after a blaze forced residents to flee to the roof. A 10-year-old girl was hospitalized after inhaling smoke, while firefighters broke down a door to rescue a nine-months-pregnant woman

A court in Larissa has ordered a forensic examination of stationmaster Vasilis Samaras’ phone, while testimony from victims’ relatives continues today. The judge is also weighing further requests from their lawyers.

New data on three affected buildings in Kypseli have been handed to Athens officials as residents demand technical inspections, access to project data and protective measures ahead of a protest on October 3.

A traditional sweet bread from the Greek island of Paros, made with juicy black grapes, sesame seeds, anise, and petimezi (Greek grape molasses). Soft and fluffy on the inside, with bursts of juicy grapes and the rich sweetness of grape molasses, this rustic treat is perfect for breakfast or an afternoon snack