Three sailboats set out from Brindisi to support Albania's "Flamingo Revolution" protests against the privatization of the Sazan Island nature reserve

Diplomats and analysts warn that calm has run out in Greek-Turkish relations, and say symbolic gestures won't be enough to counter Ankara's moves

Youth employment has improved in Greece, but low wages, high unemployment and soaring housing costs continue to make financial and personal independence difficult

The World Organization for Animal Health recognized Greece’s successful eradication and management of peste des petits ruminants, restoring the country’s official disease-free status as of Aug. 18

"Not for political reasons," says the press office of the country's former defense minister

Travelers from outside the EU are facing long, unpredictable waits at major European airports, as a new biometric border system struggles to handle the summer rush

What the setting on every smartphone actually does, and how much risk a phone left "on" really poses to a plane

A major police operation in Roma settlements in Aspropyrgos led to 16 arrests and the removal of 2,380 meters of cable used for illegal power hookups

A negative rating from one AI hiring system can follow a candidate from company to company, a pattern researchers call "algorithmic exclusion."

OpenAI unveiled a ChatGPT for Teens, a version of ChatGPT built for 13 to 17 year olds, adding stronger safety limits and parental controls

Attacks on Black Sea ports and ships threaten Russian and Ukrainian grain exports, raising fears of a new global food price shock

Israeli strike on the Abu al-Duhur airbase signals growing tensions over Ankara’s expanding role in a post-Assad and Islamist-controlled Syria

Cypriot air traffic controllers warn of growing risks from unauthorized Turkish military aircraft and UAV activity near critical routes and airports

Eduardo Sacaillan and Anna Maria Tsakali bring their distinct artistic worlds together in an exhibition on Tinos, revealing unexpected connections between the human and natural landscapes they paint

The meteorologist said the phenomenon was not “sea smoke,” but advection sea fog formed when very humid, locally warmer air moved over relatively cool seawater

Salt water, chlorine and UV rays can leave hair dry, tangled and damaged. A few simple steps before and after swimming can help protect it while still giving you effortless beach hair

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly moving from California with their two children, who are expected to start school in Britain in September. The move comes as Harry’s relationship with his father appears to have improved, while ties with Prince William remain strained

Rents keep climbing and dorm rooms stay scarce, leaving families struggling to cover student housing costs across Greece

Weeks before its release, the Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger got its first trailer, giving fans a glimpse of what's coming