The proposed legislation would allow rejected asylum seekers to be sent to centers outside the EU, while extending detention powers and introducing new penalties for non-cooperation
Anthropic has confidentially filed for an IPO, positioning the Claude creator to become one of the biggest AI companies to enter public markets
A 36-year-old suspect was referred to prosecutors after allegedly injuring a family member during an argument, weeks after a previous arrest involving weapons violations and a minor
Demonstrators in Nanyuki oppose a proposed quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, as a court temporarily suspends the project amid public health concerns
Healthcare workers warn that the loss of a regional housing and meal subsidy is reducing doctors’ disposable income and could worsen staffing shortages in island medical facilities.
Europe’s accommodation costs range from 42 euros in Tirana to over 750 euros in Mykonos, highlighting a sharp divide between budget and luxury travel.
Investigators are examining sedatives found in the family apartment as authorities seek to determine why the couple’s two children remained asleep during the fatal incident.
The president has been briefed that an end to the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah is key to finding a lasting settlement with Tehran
A young woman was followed and assaulted by an unknown man on Lycabettus Hill before a resident intervened, while police continue an extensive search for the suspect
Tal Dilian, who is appealing his conviction over the Predator spyware scandal, says Greek state agencies operated the system and demands a parliamentary inquiry to clear his name.
The country’s judges and prosecutors association says comments by the US State Department regarding a prisoner’s release raise concerns about respect for judicial independence and the separation of powers
Judges are set to decide which parties can support the prosecution, a crucial step before the high-profile case moves further into substantive proceedings.
Authorities launched a major manhunt after a prisoner escaped from Korydallos Prison while assigned to work duties, prompting criminal and disciplinary investigations.
Under a Joint Ministerial Decision published in the Government Gazette the measures take immediate effect and will remain in force until October 31, 2026.
Greek consumers are cutting spending both online and offline, seeking cheaper options and increasingly bypassing digital platforms to save money.
The long-delayed deal will allow up to 5,000 seasonal Egyptian agricultural workers to be employed legally in Greece, helping address chronic labor shortages in the country's farming sector
Discussions within NATO could see additional eastern flank countries host aircraft capable of delivering U.S. nuclear weapons, though no agreement appears imminent
Pierrakakis attends the OECD Ministerial Meeting in Paris, focusing on industrial policy, competitiveness, fiscal sustainability and growth.
A fisherman was rescued after his boat was destroyed and sank following a collision with a tourist vessel carrying 12 people at Zea Marina, one of Greece’s busiest marinas
Ten of the 17 defendants accused of participating in an alleged criminal network that fraudulently obtained EU agricultural subsidies in Greece have been released under restrictive conditions, while the investigation continues