Suspects were arrested over fires and banned activities in six regions as Greece faced very high wildfire danger, with authorities reporting 292 fire-related arrests so far this year

Twenty years ago, a Helios Airways Boeing 737 vanished from radio contact, triggering a tense military response before crashing near Athens—killing all 121 on board. The investigation uncovered a chain of human errors and systemic failures

A self-taught AI engineer's claim about Linear A shows both the promise and the pitfalls of using AI for ancient language decipherment

George Gerapetritis and Abbas Araghchi agreed to maintain regular technical-level contacts and keep communication channels open amid ongoing talks over the strategic waterway.

Temperatures will drop sharply from Friday as northerly winds strengthen across the Aegean, reaching up to 9 Beaufort locally, with showers and thunderstorms in several regions

Authorities warn of dangerous conditions through Saturday, with wind gusts expected to exceed 100 km/h and conditions favorable for fire development, while Attica remains at the highest fire-risk level

Strong solar and wind output is expected to support Greece’s electricity exports, with the day-ahead price set at 97 euros/MWh on Friday, below levels in most major European markets

IPTO submits investment request for Cyprus-Israel section as GSI moves toward cost-sharing decision and final investment approval

In a swift reply, the relevant education ministry said the ruling again upholds the framework for non-state Universities, vows action to protect students

Applicants ages 25 to 54 can apply for 12-month positions with Greece’s Public Employment Service, with gross monthly pay of up to €1,250 depending on their educational background

The country recorded 45 new locally acquired infections in the past week, with 81 patients developing serious central nervous system complications. The virus has been detected in 39 municipalities across four regions

Polling shows New Democracy still comfortably ahead, but well short of the outright majority it needs to govern alone. The former PM is betting the second electoral Sunday will flip the momentum toward the Greek Left Alliance.

Police will increase patrols and traffic checks nationwide for the August 15 holiday, while trucks weighing more than 3.5 tons will face restrictions on major highways on August 14, 15 and 16.

A record-breaking contest on England's east coast was meant to silence Nigel Farage's critics. Instead, it has reignited scrutiny of his finances, divided political opinion and turned one of Britain's most deprived seaside towns into the country's most closely watched electoral battleground

Turkey does not need the Gulf to fight its wars. Ankara need not buy support; it need only make opposition expensive.

Thousands are leaving Athens for the islands, with 24 ferries scheduled to depart Piraeus on Thursday and ship occupancy reaching up to 96% on popular routes.

“The Eastern Mediterranean will play a vitally important role as a gateway to IMEC,” the lawmakers wrote, describing the interconnector as a key piece of infrastructure for the corridor