Four law enforcement personnel, including high-ranking officer, among the 19 individuals arrested; protection racket targeted illegal brothels, gambling parlors

An emergency severe weather warning is expected to be issued tomorrow by the Greek Meteorological Service

The 24th 4.5 generation French-made fighter plane landed at the Tanagra air base on Thursday

eFood delivery workers are staging another 24-hour strike, protesting the company's push towards a freelance model and demanding fair wages, safety protections, and a collective labor agreement.

Attica will be partly cloudy skies in the morning, with more sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures between 12–18°C. Winds will remain light, varying at 2–3 Beaufort.

Facing backlash over soaring landfill fees, Greece awaits a pivotal Council of State decision that could reshape waste disposal policies and ease the burden on municipalities.

From January 1, Airbnb licenses will no longer be issued in several districts in downtown Athens.

Serve the winter salad chilled, garnished with a few extra seeds or nuts for added crunch. Perfect as a refreshing side dish for any meal.

There was a 19.7% surge in tourism revenues in Greece in Oct. 2024 compared to the same month in 2023, reflecting the country’s successful efforts in extending the travel season.

Mitsotakis initially expressed his appreciation to Egypt's contribution regarding the situation in Libya.

The developments in Syria are expected to be high on the agenda of discussions, with Athens reiterating that its priority is to ensure the unity, independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of the country.

The Greek Prime Minister will meet with the leaders of Egypt and Cyprus in Cairo with energy being high on the agenda of talks

The European Court of Human Rights concluded that there was strong evidence Greece employs a system of illegally pushing back third-country nationals.

Qatar airways is the first major international airline to resume services to Damascus since the fall of the Assad regime.

On the streets of Greece’s capital, accessibility remains a concept rather than a commitment.

Greek police are shifting their search for a missing 39-year-old man in Larisa from the nearby river to train station surveillance footage from the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE).

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair issued a statement of condolences for the passing of former Greek PM Kostas Simitis.

“Cracks and erosion are widespread, and the risk of further degradation cannot be ignored. Immediate inspections by structural engineers are essential,” Speleologist Dimitrios Theodossopoulos warned.