Large numbers of purple and brown jellyfish have been reported along parts of the Evia coastline, prompting concern among swimmers as experts point to ecological changes behind the phenomenon.

Athens says Israeli naval action took place in international waters, limiting its ability to intervene despite being within its search and rescue zone

Four elderly women were found living in degrading conditions inside an unlicensed care home in central Athens during a surprise inspection by authorities, prompting a legal investigation and urgent intervention by social services

Moscow and Abu Dhabi discuss expanding food and fertilizer exports while advancing a proposed BRICS grain exchange, as global trade faces disruption from Middle East tensions.

Flotilla organizers accuse Israel of “piracy” after intercepting vessels near Greece, while Israeli officials defend the move as necessary to stop what they call provocations

Authorities investigate the death of a foreign detainee after a reported medical episode inside police holding cells, raising questions over the handling of his condition.

Greece’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN said the Montreux Convention regarding the regime of the straits is the sole international legal instrument governing navigation through the Dardanelles, the Sea of Marmara and the Bosporus

The ruling party maintains a clear advantage over main opposition PASOK party, which has not significantly benefited from the former’s decline, posting an increase of less than one percentage point in voters’ preferences

Ukrainian forces are scaling up interceptor drone operations to counter Russia’s Shahed drone attacks, aiming for a 95% interception rate as both sides rapidly adapt technology in an escalating low-cost aerial war

When Trump lands in Beijing next month, Xi has one priority: Taiwan. China wants the U.S. to shift its stance on independence, a small wording change with massive consequences for 23 million Taiwanese who have no seat at the table

A ship carrying grain Ukraine says Russia stole from occupied territory is anchored off Haifa and now both Kyiv and Brussels are threatening sanctions against Israel for allowing it

Greece’s independent watchdog says no disciplinary action has followed its findings, even as felony charges move forward against coast guard officials.

Trade union data reveal a continuing rise in fatal workplace incidents, with dozens of deaths already recorded in the first months of 2026 and concerns mounting over safety conditions and underreporting of occupational risks

Limited-edition documents marking the 250th anniversary of independence will include the president’s image, as part of a broader push to attach his name and likeness to official government initiatives.

New forensic findings in the death of a 19-year-old on a Greek island point to a lethal concentration of cocaine in her system, while authorities await further tests and three suspects remain in custody on serious charges

The 89-year-old gunman is set to appear before a prosecutor on Wednesday, after spreading fear Tuesday morning and evading police for seven hours

A sharp weather change is expected as a cold front from the Balkans moves into Greece, bringing thunderstorms, hail, lightning activity, strong winds and a temporary drop in temperatures before spring conditions return.

Nearly 29% of users worldwide have entered sensitive information—such as financial or medical data—into chatbots, even though 84% worry about potential data leaks.

GEK TERNA and Airbus called the deal strategic significance and aligned with the Greek company's ambition to play a leading role national resilience and economic development.