A growing network of defence tech startups is supplying Ukraine with autonomous sea and land systems, as new accelerator programmes and investment platforms reshape battlefield innovation.

Wedding plans emerge as the Olympic medalist continues a standout season that has cemented his place among the world's elite pole vaulters

A Greek prosecutor has moved to close the OPEKEPE investigation against two ruling party MPs, pending a mandatory second review.

Athens retailers are calling for stricter inspections, claiming that some second-hand clothing stores fail to comply with licensing and hygiene regulations, creating an uneven playing field for small businesses.

Eurostat data puts Greece well above the eurozone average, with energy costs and services driving prices higher across the bloc ahead of a closely watched ECB decision next week.

The Hope for Democracy founder presents her new movement as a grassroots alternative to Greece's traditional political spectrum

Investigators are examining the final hours before the killing as new forensic findings detail the severity of the attack and authorities pursue additional evidence

Emergency crews carried out a difficult rescue operation after a 21-year-old motorist became trapped when his vehicle veered off the road and crashed into a deep ravine

Nea Aristera has lost seven of its eleven MPs, smaller parties are already dissolving and PASOK is fielding internal criticism, all in the first week since Tsipras launched his Greek Left Alliance.

Individuals accused of orchestrating a multimillion-euro subsidy fraud scheme in northern Greece appeared before investigators to answer charges

As flights over Greece surge to new highs, concerns are mounting over outdated air traffic control infrastructure, recent system failures and whether long-delayed upgrades can keep pace with soaring demand.

The process requiring broad parliamentary support gets underway as the conservative government advances what it bills as reforms in the justice system, public administration, higher education and institutional modernization

New requirements will force employers to disclose salary information before interviews and introduce stricter measures aimed at reducing pay gaps and improving workplace transparency.

Seven-year-old Sophia Kaliskami from Poros wins the European School Chess Championship, impressing with talent, focus and remarkable discipline.

Rising prices at organized beaches are pushing many residents toward free coastal spots, as the first summer heatwave draws crowds to the seaside

Eligible families will receive €150 per child by the end of June, with payments made automatically and no application required

Naxos earns global praise as media highlight its authentic charm, culture, nature, and balanced, sustainable island lifestyle in Greece.

Karpathos has entered a state of emergency as severe drought and declining water reserves threaten supplies ahead of the busy summer season