The country's public procurement authority has suspended the roughly 44 million euro contract after two companies challenged its terms, delaying a bid opening that had been scheduled for July 27
A driver who was shot by police during a high-speed chase in the southern Greek city of Argos has been declared brain-dead, while the two officers involved remain under investigation after being arrested over the incident.
The U.S. president accused Madrid of failing to support NATO and directed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to halt trade with Spain during the alliance's meeting in Ankara.
Investigators reviewing the postmortem findings say they cannot confirm that a third person was involved in the deaths, while the Patras medical examiner who first reported a wound to the mother's back is now having his work reexamined.
Netanyahu says Turkey's record toward Greece and Cyprus should factor into any US decision on advanced arms sales, arguing Ankara's return to the F-35 program would carry strategic consequences for security across the eastern Med
Farage, whose party leads polls, says he will stand again for Parliament in a by-election
Judges lifted the ban that would have ended her career but ordered a year under an electronic tag. Le Pen has said she will not campaign under those terms
Chalkida has installed Greece's first floating barrier to protect swimmers from invasive pufferfish and jellyfish as warming seas reshape the Mediterranean
A toxic smoke plume from the Oraiokastro fire near Thessaloniki has spread across southern Greece, prompting health warnings and precautionary measures.
Nearly 400 AI-powered traffic cameras will begin operating in phases across the Athens metropolitan area, automatically detecting red-light violations while fines will only be issued after police review each case.
Investigators await DNA results from blood traces found in two spots in the home
Athens airport faces rising delays as traffic surges, with Greece ranking third in Europe for disruptions, according to Eurocontrol data.
Smoke from the Oreokastro wildfire pushed PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations to nearly twice their normal levels before shifting winds cleared the pollution, as Greece remained on high wildfire alert
Dioxins, PM2.5 and carcinogens from the blaze have spread as far as Attica, with potentially hazardous consequences for health, according to experts
The 33-year-old officer died after his motorcycle collided with a garbage truck near Chania Airport, with the cause of the crash remaining under investigation.
The decision by FIFA to rescind U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s one-game suspension followed a rapid response from the Trump administration—and a personal call from the president.
The painter speaks with TO BHMA International Edition about memory, loss, Karagiozis, the sea that turned into trauma, and art that cannot exist without lived experience
A track and field coach in Kefalonia has been remanded in custody following allegations involving the sexual harassment of underage female athletes
Proceedings were suspended until Tuesday to allow newly appointed defense lawyers to review the case file in the trial over Greece's deadliest rail disaster
More than 150 firefighters, backed by 16 aircraft and six helicopters, are battling a blaze that broke out around midday Sunday near Oinoi in western Attica, as authorities work to keep the flames from reaching homes