New rules for Airbnb-style rentals could strip properties of their short-term rental registration after sale, inheritance or family transfer, triggering strong opposition from owners.

High court rules that convicted November 17 leader failed to meet both formal and substantive conditions for conditional release, sending the case back to appeals judges for reconsideration

Off-grid natural gas plants are being fast-tracked across the US to power AI data centers, leaving nearby residents with little warning or recourse

The Athens Bakers' Guild is urging members to join a protest on Wednesday, June 17, at 7 p.m., gathering at Monastiraki Square

Defense lawyers complete arguments as court examines a dispute over the Greek state's civil claim against four railway officials in the 2023 rail disaster that killed 57 people

The Greek Red Cross is warning the public about injuries from the invasive pufferfish species spreading in Greek waters, offering guidance on how to respond to potentially serious bites.

A fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in an agricultural area in Anthili, Fthiotida. No residential areas are currently under threat

Spain’s government says demand for its undocumented migrant regularization program has far exceeded expectations, with hundreds of thousands already granted temporary work permits

A police dog helped Greek coast guard officers uncover cocaine hidden on a passenger ferry in Piraeus, leading to the arrest of a 20-year-old woman during intensified summer port inspections across Greece

European leaders are set to challenge the US president over nuclear negotiations with Tehran and seek a shift in Washington’s approach to the war in Ukraine during the summit in France

Pharmaceutical industry groups say an 80.7% clawback rate for hospital medicines is placing a growing financial burden on companies and raising concerns over access to innovative treatments in Greece.

Tallberg Foundation president Alan Stoga brings his interactive courtroom drama to Athens, arguing humanity has already lost control of AI

Police respond after fight involving local youths and German tourists erupts outside a Rethymno venue

An Alco poll survey finds most voters dissatisfied with the government's performance, although no opposition figure emerges as a dominant alternative amid growing competition across Greece's political landscape

VP JD Vance says any agreement with Iran will include a two-stage verification process and that Washington expects the Strait of Hormuz to remain open without transit fees

The UNESCO World Heritage site, founded in the 11th century, was damaged during a Russian strike on Kyiv, drawing attention to its centuries-old religious and cultural importance.

A community document had warned authorities about the elderly siblings’ living conditions months before a fire claimed their lives inside the container where they had lived for nearly 30 years.

A firefighter experienced breathing difficulties during the operation in Menidi and was treated by an EKAV crew on-site; the store owner suffered a minor hand burn

Authorities in Greece are examining new evidence suggesting possible intervention at the scene of the killings of a 54-year-old woman and her 26-year-old son, while the main suspect continues to deny involvement.

A pharmacist accused of operating an underground laboratory producing and distributing illegal pharmaceutical products and doping substances has been released under restrictive conditions after his court appearance