Metlen and Domiki Kritis will build three interchanges west of Athens to move heavy trucks off residential streets and speed up traffic between Piraeus port and the national road network, with delivery targeted within three years

A vast, untouched stretch of golden sand in Aetolia-Acarnania offers crystal-clear waters, rare wildlife and a glimpse of Greece’s wild natural beauty far from the crowds.

Grigoris Dimitriadis, the prime minister's nephew and former chief of staff, said he "took the bullet" for his boss and vowed never to reveal what he knows. Legal and political observers compared his language to an omertà

Police have launched an investigation after a young man was admitted to a health center with a head wound believed to have been caused by an air gun pellet.

The rise of religious tourism has fueled demand for monastery products, but concerns are growing over mass-produced goods and the loss of their spiritual meaning.

Authorities warn citizens that the risk of fires in Greece is high - even very high - across many regions of Greece

Thousands of substitute teachers in Greece face yearly uncertainty, turning to summer and even year-round second jobs as unstable contracts and low incomes threaten their livelihoods

Sales run from July 13 through August 31 and certain retailers may also be open on Sunday July 19

The government’s temporary intervention aims to lower gasoline and diesel prices this summer, but market experts warn that high taxes and global uncertainty may limit the relief for consumers

A 46-year-old woman sought in connection with the deadly 2010 Marfin bank arson attack has been arrested in the UK after Greek authorities issued an international warrant. She has maintained her innocence and says she wants to return to Greece.

Greek authorities say a jealousy-fueled confrontation at a hotel in Crete left a 25-year-old German woman critically injured, while her former partner now faces felony charges

Turkey's former prime minister and foreign minister Davutoglu tells Ta Nea: 'No map or legal document claims that the Aegean Sea belongs entirely to Greece'

TV reports point to additional persons of interest and previously unused evidence as prosecutors pursue the first charges in the 2010 fatal firebombing; one suspect said she'll return to Greece from the UK

Emergency alerts issued in central Macedonia and the Epirus province as authorities investigate cause of Thessaloniki-area fire

Counterterrorism unit officers charge that apartment near victim's home served as an operational base before and after attack

The woman is sought in connection with the May 2010 fatal firebombing; she has denied involvement and says she will cooperate with authorities

Performance-based navigation project aims to modernize air traffic management, improve efficiency and strengthen compliance with EU aviation standards at 31 airports

No immediate threat to nearby village in central Greece, but explosions from propane cylinders complicate firefighting efforts

Counterterrorism investigators said the primary suspects were traced through CCTV and forensic evidence following attack on home of New Democracy politician