"Our whole life depends on a few hours of power," say Cubans who have changed jobs just to survive. A doctors with decades of experience is selling water to survive

Greek lenders are accelerating the use of artificial intelligence to automate customer service, introduce AI agents, and enhance digital banking, while maintaining that human advisors will remain essential for more complex financial decisions

Authorities conducted a targeted operation at an unofficial seaside camping area in the Elaia forest, detaining individuals over drug offenses, radio frequency violations and illegal free camping.

Greece has extended the deployment of its firefighting aircraft in Spain by 24 hours under the European Civil Protection Mechanism, while planning their return ahead of heightened wildfire risk at home.

Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker highlighted Greece’s economic progress, tourism cooperation and joint efforts on migration after meeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Salzburg.

Purpose demands discipline. And nothing builds purpose like service, especially when that service is to your country

A 65-year-old Italian man held in pretrial detention says he had no role in the deaths of a mother and son, as new forensic evidence continues to reshape the investigation.

Tens of thousands have been displaced as record-breaking heat fuels massive wildfires across southern Europe, while Greece joins international firefighting efforts in Spain.

Greek counterterrorism investigators are searching for a fourth suspect as new evidence suggests the failed grenade attack near a former Supreme Court prosecutor's home was carefully planned.

The Greek prime minister hailed UNESCO’s decision to add Olympus to the World Heritage List as a major national achievement and a step toward protecting its natural and cultural legacy.

e-EFKA and DYPA will pay out a total of 2.49 billion euros to 4,333,061 beneficiaries between July 27 and 31

Services were disrupted after severe thunderstorms caused power supply failures, forcing the suspension of train operations

New security footage sheds light on a deadly clash in Syros involving a 41-year-old EKAV responder and a local couple, as police investigate the circumstances.

Greece is deploying two CL-415 firefighting aircraft to support Spain's battle against major wildfires after responding to a request made through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.

Three years after the Tempi collision killed 57 people, the head of Hellenic Railways told parliament the automatic braking system is installed but not switched on

Staff at Athens' Hippokrateio Hospital told an elderly man's son to carry him to outpatient clinics the same way he brought him in

State agencies are on high alert as the Metereological Service's (EMY) red weather warning stays in effect for the Sporades, Evia and the Thessaly coast, with rain forecasts for Attica and safety guidance from Civil Protection

A 42-year-old emergency medical worker died after being stabbed during a confrontation on the Greek island of Syros, as investigators examine conflicting accounts of what led to the fatal attack