A new UN Women report says global aid reductions have left at least one million women and girls without life-saving support, with many women's organisations facing closure despite rising humanitarian needs.
A report by MEGA claims the government is drafting a contentious provision that could soften the legal treatment of the Intellexa founder, and has reportedly split the cabinet. There is no official confirmation by the administration.
Haris Doukas says the city will provide emergency cash payments and temporary housing to impacted residents, as rescue crews comb the rubble of the four-story block that came down in central Athens.
Vehicle owners now have until January 2027 to comply with updated European safety requirements for car first aid kits, with inspections and fines set to begin after the new deadline.
Authorities say a criminal organization linked to large-scale drug trafficking in Mykonos and the wider Athens area was dismantled, with arrests made and drugs, vehicles and cash seized.
A special police operation in the Greek island of Kefalonia led to six arrests at a nightclub in Argostoli, after resistance to checks and an alleged assault on officers during an anti-organized crime operation.
Dimitris Zevgolis, the only Greek passenger on the research vessel MV Hondius, described the journey from a South Atlantic expedition to quarantine after a Hantavirus outbreak.
Authorities seized more than 370 counterfeit documents and uncover a fully equipped workshop supplying the fake travel documents to third country nationals attempting to reach other EU countries
Tehran has learned it can survive the worst Washington can throw at it, but it still needs sanctions relief to stave off economic calamity
A Greek Police honor guard pays tribute to the 45-year-old officer stabbed to death by her estranged husband. His funeral is scheduled for later this afternoon
A new nationwide survey by Greece’s General Confederation of Labour highlights concerns over unpaid extra hours, workplace pressure and the impact of working conditions on employees’ health.
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 nine-year-old boy in Heraklion needs hearing aids for school and daily communication, but part of the family’s financial assistance is reportedly being offset against parents’ public debts
Two men were arrested after a police operation on the Greek island uncovered drugs, firearms and a hydroponic cannabis cultivation setup
The World Cup is a logistical highwire act for the man in charge of scheduling flights at American; ‘I’ve never watched more sports in my life.’
Millions across Europe provide unpaid care for children, elderly relatives and people with disabilities, a contribution valued at billions of euros while placing a disproportionate burden on women
An overnight operation uncovered contraband at Agios Stefanos Prison in Patras as questions mount over eight inmate deaths within the last two months.
The U.S. House passed a Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill, exposing Republican divisions over Trump’s foreign policy
Employees in Greece are entitled to both paid leave and a vacation allowance, calculated under specific legal rules and paid in advance when annual leave begins, with strict limits depending on salary type and employment terms.
More than 50,000 fans turned Athens’ OAKA Stadium into a sea of voices as Iron Maiden delivered a thunderous two-hour celebration of metal history.