The Doukissis Plakentias and Mandra exits along the Attiki Odos motorway in the greater Athens will be closed for maintenance.

A major challenge for returning Stadiou Street to normalcy is the transformation of the Arsakeio Arcade into a multi-purpose space promoting Greek Mediterranean cuisine

The vessel's skipper and 12 crew-members were onboard when fireworks allegedly launched burned 10 hectares of the only forestland during the Hydra fire

At least six police officers killed in the twin attacks, one in the Dagestan capital, while at least four gunmen also shot dead

Three suspects, all foreign nationals, were identified by the two victims, a Vietnamese couple working as farm hands in a village southwest of Patras

Amid strong winds, additional support from the mainland has been dispatched to assist with efforts to combat the Andros wildfire

Already in use by employees in banks, large supermarkets, insurance companies, security firms, and public utilities, the Digital Work Card aims to safeguard workers' rights.

Hezbollah strongman Hassan Nasrallah warned Cyprus during a televised address on Wednesday that it would be targeted if Israel used Cypriot airbases to launch attacks against it

The initiative comes amid continuing public debate and intense media scrutiny of several instances of particularly egregious cases of domestic violence over the recent period

Besides the windfall tax, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis also fields questions on foreign relations, including Beleri case and recent nationalist pivot in North Macedonia

The head of the Iran-back militant group, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, claimed Cyprus is allowing Israel to use its airports and bases for military exercises

The live broadcast showed what appeared to be a teenager or young adult sneak up behind an elderly woman and snatch her gold chain in a split second

According to latest reports the fire is under control

Founded in 1884, the Peloponnese line is Europe’s longest meter-gauge railway network. Services stopped in 2011 as a result of Greece’s debt crisis.

The arrival of more than 32 million tourists is significantly impacting local communities and their essential services.

The attack took place last week in the Gulf of Aden and involved the Greek-owned Liberian-flagged cargo ship 'Tutor'