Suspect arrested by police after fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run in Mykonos while unlicensed and drunk

Gramsci's line about the old world dying while the new struggles to be born fits Greece's center-left, caught in political fluidity and a power vacuum

On the occasion of his exhibition “In the Light” on Lemnos, the painter talks about the Greek landscape, painting, and his journey across different art forms

The helicopter went down in the Tholos area, a short distance from the island's heliport, and a fire broke out at the crash site.

Erdogan says Europe will be the loser if Turkey isn't admitted, touches on F-35s, the Mecca defense pact, Syria, and Gaza in Al Jazeera interview

Pilots describe encounters over Cyprus and Mykonos as Brussels tracks such phenomena more closely than previously known, Euronews reports

Layers of lasagna, juicy meatballs, tender zucchini and a creamy feta sauce — a comforting dish with a fresh summer twist that no one will be able to resist

The prime minister pushed his Thessaloniki trade fair speech forward and is readying a package worth more than 1 billion euros, as corruption trials, wildfire recovery and tension with Turkey crowd his fall calendard

The primary surplus narrowed sharply from a year earlier even as tax collection beat targets, with a one time gain from a major highway concession deal flattering the state's books.

What Greece’s non-state university reform can learn from Australia about quality, independence and accountability

In it's first deep clean in more than 120 years, the Panathenaic Stadium is being cleaned ahead of the 2028 Olympic torch relay, through funding provided by Capital Maritime & Trading Corp Chairman Evangelos Marinakis, drawing coverage worldwide

Amid growing wildfires, the council's chief calls for more foresight in forest management, says the shift to mixed forests will take another decade

Trump says the US will hit Oman "mercilessly" if it blocks American moves in the Strait of Hormuz, as the US-Iran truce nears its end

Three new suspected outbreaks have been reported on the island, while farmers are increasingly concerned about free-roaming goats that could complicate efforts to contain the virus

Greece's Interior Ministry says prior enrollments in the overseas voter rolls are no longer valid, and voters abroad must choose between voting in person or by mail before the country's next parliamentary election

Tsipras and Karystianou rushed to announce their parties, unlike Samaras, who chose to wait and simply go viral with a carefully disheveled video.

Police released the names and photos of three men accused of posing as accountants or employees of an electricity provider to defraud elderly victims across Greece, with stolen cash and jewelry valued at more than €120,000

Police say the men assaulted a 60-year-old man who complained about excessive noise before allegedly threatening and attacking officers who responded to the incident.

Athens is fast-tracking repayments on EU bailout loans and bonds this year, aiming to push its debt stock below Italy's by December as fiscal surpluses keep beating forecasts