Flotilla organizers accuse Israel of “piracy” after intercepting vessels near Greece, while Israeli officials defend the move as necessary to stop what they call provocations

The government urges faster legal resolutions for victims of major tragedies, aiming to reduce delays and ease the burden on those stuck in long-running court cases.

A new government-backed tourism support scheme will provide digital spending cards to thousands of beneficiaries, aiming to boost domestic travel and strengthen local economies on two Greek islands

Ships, trains and public transport will halt nationwide during a 24-hour strike marking International Workers’ Day. Here's what to know

The minor was riding a scooter on a central village road when, in an attempt to avoid a parked vehicle, he collided head-on with an oncoming second car; incident again raises concerns over use of such two-wheelers

Greece’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN said the Montreux Convention regarding the regime of the straits is the sole international legal instrument governing navigation through the Dardanelles, the Sea of Marmara and the Bosporus

Alarmingly, 18% of parents or caregivers underestimate their child’s weight status, suggesting a gap in awareness that may delay intervention.

Greece's Recovery Fund is running out of money and businesses that spent thousands preparing fully eligible investment files are now being shut out

Greece’s independent watchdog says no disciplinary action has followed its findings, even as felony charges move forward against coast guard officials.

Greek police have dismantled a criminal network accused of systematically breaking into high-end residences in Athens’ southern suburbs, with members allegedly operating in coordinated roles including lookout, planning, and execution

The new regulatory package, approved by a broad majority in the European Parliament, introduces mandatory microchipping and registration of all companion animals in national databases.

Trade union data reveal a continuing rise in fatal workplace incidents, with dozens of deaths already recorded in the first months of 2026 and concerns mounting over safety conditions and underreporting of occupational risks

In an analysis by TA NEA, 10 legal failures are identified in the Supreme Court prosecutor's decision not to reopen the Predator wiretapping case, with lawyers warning the ruling shields key suspects from scrutiny.

A new centralized system will track all state benefits received by citizens, aiming to eliminate overlapping payments and improve transparency through a unified digital profile for each recipient

The United Arab Emirates is reassessing its international commitments following its withdrawal from OPEC+, amid growing regional tensions and a broader review of its strategic partnerships, though officials rule out further exits

A young woman in northern Greece has been charged with exposing a minor to danger after her five-year-old son was found throwing objects from a sixth-floor balcony, prompting a police intervention and temporary relocation of the child to relatives.

The government is increasing funding for seafarer training by 25% over seven years, aiming to attract younger generations to maritime careers and strengthen the country’s long-standing shipping sector amid global competition

A 44-year-old man was found fatally shot inside a livestock facility in southern Greece, as authorities detain multiple individuals and intensify efforts to identify the suspect and uncover the circumstances behind the killing.