Yuliia Mendel, who served as Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s press secretary from 2019 to 2021, says the move is unconstitutional and accuses the Ukrainian president of targeting people who advocate for peace

More than 300 disciplinary investigations of doctors are conducted annually in Athens, while hundreds of complaints raise questions about alternative treatments, patient safety and oversight

Through storytelling games, teens are discovering how addiction and their actions can affect real-life situations

Bystanders at an organized beach on the island of Aegina performed CPR for about 55 minutes to the woman as they waited for an ambulance to arrive

President says Kyiv's refinery strikes are fueling a global diesel shortage amid record U.S. fuel prices

Greece shifts into autumn mode from Monday, with a noticeable temperature drop, rain, and local storms expected

The chronicle of how leading AI models "revolted" — and how the myth of total control by their creators collapsed

Feta and yogurt are driving Greece's dairy export boom abroad

Trained on millions of ECGs, the technology could help doctors fast-track high-risk patients toward earlier treatment

Authorities examine allegations involving plasmapheresis, costly supplements and the licensing of the Kolonaki clinic, as two physicians, a husband and wife, face felony charges over Mazonakis’ death; funeral on Monday

The 90th Thessaloniki International Fair and a concert by Antonis Remos are driving hotel occupancy above 95% as thousands of visitors converge on the northern Greek metropolis

A month after her death, Dolly Parton's family says it is now fighting an uncontrolled wave of online misinformation and exploitation

An extensive underground network believed to date to the interwar period prompts a review of whether it should be protected as a modern monument

ENISA can now test Anthropic's restricted AI model after months of talks, though it still lacks the newest Mythos 5.1 version

New digital evidence shows deleted calendar entries, a deleted photo, and an AI search made while he was still in the clinic

After a year of experimentation with ChatGPT Edu, the Greek state is introducing its first comprehensive framework for the use of AI in schools, placing teachers at the center of the process and setting limits on how pupils can use the technology

Bomb threat forces Italy-bound flight's passengers off plane at Larnaca Airport; area cordoned off as police investigate a fax-delivered warning.

Archaeological excavations are shedding new light on the economic life of ancient Kassandra, while a medieval tower undergoes planned restoration at a site where heritage, tourism and contemporary culture have long converged