More than 160 Greek brands, vintage finds, street food, music and free activities will fill Athens’ Technopolis for a weekend celebrating independent makers and small businesses

A three-member committee will assess whether two buildings next to the one that collapsed pose a risk of further collapse after last week’s deadly explosion in central Athens

Greece’s seasonal restrictions on noise will remain in effect through March 31, 2027, covering the afternoon and overnight hours in homes and public spaces

Greece is facing a new round of severe weather, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and gale-force winds expected through Sunday. Crete is at the center of the storm, with authorities putting the island under Red Code

Minister of State Akis Skertsos cited millions of users of digital government and health services, as well as housing, education and workplace initiatives, in outlining the fund’s reported impact

Authorities found an unauthorized oncology department and chemotherapy operations at a private clinic in Thessaloniki, while patients’ relatives have reported understaffing, poor conditions, spoiled food and other serious problems.

Greece's crackdown on private healthcare is exposing deep gaps in oversight, from unauthorized cancer care to a medical chief under review.

The U.S. secretary of state is expected to land Tuesday night, with the talks set for the next day. Energy and defense are likely to top an agenda still being finalized, as rhetoric between Greece and Turkey heats up.

Labour gathers in Liverpool as questions mount over the Budget, the economy and election speculation

Greece will receive 48 historic religious artifacts taken to Sofia during World War I, while Bulgaria will receive the remains identified as those of medieval Bulgarian Tsar Samuel

Greece’s defense minister proposed using the route from Alexandroupoli northward as a model for moving military forces while protecting critical infrastructure, alongside stronger European missile defense and military command capabilities.

According to new information, the female doctor involved in the Mazonakis' case was in the process of equipping a new "Center for Alternative Therapies" even though the license for the clinic had been revoked a few months prior, at her request

The measures affect households and businesses, with changes planned for fuel prices, taxes, pensions, workers, farmers and families, while a new savings scheme for younger generations is also set to launch

On September 30, 1968, two overcrowded trains collided near Derveni, Corinth, killing 34 and injuring 125. The tragedy, tied to the junta’s sham referendum, remains one of Greece’s darkest railway disasters

The AthensCharge platform will manage 19 municipal charging stations from October 1, allowing drivers to find available chargers, start and monitor charging sessions and pay electronically.

Interbank transactions increased from 1.6 million in 2020 to 95.4 million in 2025, marking a 60-fold increase over five years

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announces a new committee to oversee health and wellness services, refers allegations involving Athens Medical Association president to National Transparency Authority

Journalist Vassilis Lampropoulos says concerns over the political fallout from the Predator spyware scandal are holding back legislation that would allow authorities to use newer surveillance technology under legal oversight

The former deputy minister to the prime minister will stand trial along with four other officials on misdemeanor charges of breach of duty over the handling of the site after the rail disaster. The trial is expected to begin early next year

A 40-year-old man followed the woman for nearly three months before police arrested him. A search of his home reportedly uncovered a large amount of child sexual abuse material on a computer hard drive.