From Leros, the prime minister framed migration as a security issue and defended new asylum legislation that criminalizes illegal stays and tightens NGO oversight, as New Democracy works to hold voters drawn to harder line rivals ahead of the next election

Sources told Reuters Tehran is set to receive hundreds of Chinese-made shoulder-fired air-defense systems worth up to $70 million within weeks, in a move aimed at strengthening its short-range defenses after months of conflict

Under Greece's updated Road Traffic Code, speeding violations can result in fines of up to €2,000, license suspensions of up to one year, and even harsher penalties for repeat offenders

A judge and prosecutor disagreed on whether the 41-year-old should be jailed pending trial, while his wife was released under restrictive conditions after both gave testimony

A new labor institute report says Greece has the highest share of employees working more than 49 hours a week in the European Union, pointing to long hours, low pay, and intensified working conditions

A new Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA) program places 1,000 unemployed university graduates aged 25-54 in year-long public-sector jobs paying up to €1,250 a month

The epic doubles as a record of Bronze Age know-how, from metallurgy to medicinal plants to early astronomy

A new report from the American Cancer Society and the International Agency for Research on Cancer projects a 67% rise in annual cancer diagnoses by 2050, driven by population growth and aging, while emphasizing the urgent need for prevention and early detection

A 68-year-old farmer died while working in his field near Serres after his tractor overturned and trapped him beneath it. Emergency crews recovered his body from the scene

Long-term success hinges less on financial results than on early succession planning, clear ownership rules, smart access to capital, and disciplined wealth management

Greece's men's national water polo team arrived home after winning its first-ever World Cup gold medal, with players celebrating the historic triumph while setting their sights on Olympic success.

Big tech firms will soon be able to scan private messages and emails without a warrant, reviving an EU debate over privacy versus child safety

Health authorities are investigating after nine people developed gastroenteritis symptoms following meals from the same restaurant, while laboratory tests seek to confirm salmonella infection and identify the source.

In an opinion article for the Financial Times, Greece's finance minister and Eurogroup president argues that a unified European spectrum policy could drive investment, strengthen telecommunications, and generate new revenue for the European Union.

A 17-year-old collapsed while spending time with friends late Monday night in the central Greek city of Lamia. Authorities have ordered an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death

Police state that the group was involved in livestock theft, extortion, electricity theft, and fraudulent European Union subsidy claims, with investigators linking the suspects to years of criminal activity.

Investigators are seeking access to phone communications after forensic findings and security camera footage raised new questions about the fatal stabbing of a 42-year-old paramedic on the Greek island of Syros.

AKP spokesman Omer Çelik escalates criticism of Greece and the EU, while calling for dialogue to resolve disputes between Athens and Ankara.

Authorities are investigating possible safety violations after an explosion and fire at a vinegar factory killed one worker and injured another in Corinth, southern Greece

Greece's men's national water polo team rose to second in the world after winning its first major international gold medal at the World Cup in Sydney