The timeline and geopolitics around Greece's "Hydrocarbons 2.0" plans in the Ionian and Crete, the status of the Great Sea Interconnector, and Turkey

Greek traffic police recorded 197 alcohol violations, arrested 14 drivers and cited more than 5,000 traffic offenses during a weeklong enforcement operation across the Athens region

Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure from MPs, climate campaigners, trade unions and industry as ministers prepare to rule on two controversial North Sea projects

Police say three foreign nationals and a Greek citizen were arrested after an investigation linked them to 25 thefts and attempted burglaries between July 29 and Aug. 21

The fires that swept through the western Peloponnese in August 2007 killed 49 people in Ilia, destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres of forests and farmland, and devastated communities across the region

A 48-year-old officer faces allegations of rape, filming without consent, threats and insults against a 51-year-old woman. A separate investigation is examining the serious offenses, including violations of personal data

The man was fatally injured after his motorcycle veered off the road and crashed into the wall of a pharmaceutical company on Sunday night

The 18-year-old was taken to the hospital, where he received the medical care he needed

The military is preparing fixed infrastructure at Rhodes’ Maritsa airfield to support the permanent deployment, maintenance and operation of V-BAT unmanned aircraft.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will unveil new Iran sanctions today, as Tehran threatens military strikes against countries aiding Washington

The new funding will help Ukraine procure air defense systems, missiles, ammunition and radars as Russia intensifies its attacks

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis says Athens will keep communication channels open with Ankara while defending its sovereign rights and responding to Turkish provocations if necessary.

The Culture Ministry says maintenance and weather-related shutdowns should not automatically be considered technical failures, stressing that strict safety limits govern the system

The young adult turned his car into a mobile disco on the Athens-Corinth National Road

Greece’s prime minister said prices for basic foods have already fallen this month and highlighted a new national agreement on price reductions, alongside initiatives to lower the cost of school supplies

Since 2017, wildfires have destroyed around 126,500 acres of forest in Attica alone. Year after year, Greek leaders promise readiness. Year after year, the forests burn. A look at the numbers, the excuses, and what experts say is needed to break the cycle

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a clear message to Turkey regarding Ankara's reaction to Greece's new spatial planning frameworks during a cabinet meeting

AADE’s reorganized digital directorate and new AI units officially begin operating today, marking the start of the Authority’s updated tax‑tech framework

A new international study finds that healthier diets, less food waste and more efficient farming could dramatically cut land-use emissions by 2050 — while reshaping agriculture and improving human health