Experts warn that outdated laws, weak protection mechanisms and a lack of financial support are accelerating the loss of historic buildings across Greece, leaving irreplaceable architectural landmarks vulnerable to demolition.

Hot and mostly sunny conditions will dominate across Greece, with temperatures reaching up to 38°C inland while strong northerly winds are expected over the Aegean Sea.

Newly released video and photographic evidence from the fatal firebombing has helped investigators identify suspects, leading to arrests 16 years after three bank employees were killed.

A coalition led by Italy and Poland is urging Brussels to reconsider the planned ETS2 carbon pricing scheme for transport and heating fuels, arguing households should not face additional costs amid current economic and geopolitical pressures

A 25-year-old arrested in connection with the fatal attack that killed 72-year-old Vagia Nestora is expected to testify as investigators continue to examine the roles of those involved.

The government is weighing an increase to its annual support payment for around 1.7 million pensioners, with the final decision expected after the summer based on the country's fiscal performance.

Rents continue to rise across Greece, with Athens and Thessaloniki recording fresh increases. New data reveal the country's most expensive and fastest-growing rental markets as housing affordability remains under pressure.

The proposed acquisition would provide the Greek armed forces with hundreds of precision Switchblade strike systems widely used in modern conflicts, including in Ukraine

A 25-year-old electrician is alleged to have acted as the liaison between the apartment owner and the suspected perpetrators in the attack that killed the mother of politician Afroditi Nestora

The government also aims for a 1,500 euro average private sector wage, though real incomes remain under pressure

Previously unanalyzed photographs, newly released surveillance footage and digital forensic comparisons of distinctive equipment underpin arrests in the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees

When the glitter of success faded and the triumphant headlines in the Western press subsided, Comăneci was forced to confront reality—or, more precisely, a nightmare meticulously orchestrated for her by the communist regime

Authorities are investigating a suspected contaminated chicken batch after confirmed salmonella infections were linked to eight food businesses, while laboratory results are expected next week.

Despite Turkish annoyance, Athens moves ahead with protected marine areas as part of a broader strategy to expand conservation, tighten environmental controls and strengthen monitoring in the Aegean

Industry representatives say Greece is failing to capitalize on the fast-growing general aviation sector, with regulatory hurdles and infrastructure gaps driving away high-spending travelers, investment and pilot training opportunities.

The PM wants to personally negotiate a new Competitiveness Fund worth up to 450 billion euros for the EU in 2027

A new study highlights the psychological, social and financial burden faced by women with cancer in Greece, revealing gaps in support services and long-term care that extend far beyond medical treatment

A car carrying three people, including a young child, and a dog crashed into a hotel swimming pool in southern Greece after an apparent driving error. All occupants were safely rescued without injuries.

The City of Athens has backed the Metro Line 4 expansion while demanding stronger safety measures, independent structural inspections and compensation for residents affected by tunnelling work.