The 46-year-old woman, who denies any involvement in the Marfin case, has challenged her pretrial detention. Her lawyer says authorities failed to consider a 2022 acquittal and evidence that she was not identified as the person shown in images

The father says he supported his three children and left them with their uncle while working, as authorities examine allegations of neglect, malnutrition and past violence against their mother

Athens says Turkish objections to Greece’s spatial planning rules and maritime parks have no legal basis, while both countries continue to dispute maritime zones and sovereignty in the Aegean

A male Liomera rugipes was found off Rhodes at a depth of 50 to 55 meters, marking the species’ westernmost recorded presence in the Mediterranean.

Twenty-seven motorcycle crashes in Attica were fatal during the first eight months of the year, while authorities and road-safety experts continue to warn about helmet use

The Greek PM reiterated that Greece is a peaceful country that poses no threat to anyone but will not accept orders from anyone.

Inspecting key military installations in Didymoteicho, Alexandroupoli and Xanthi, the Greek Defense minister signaled the armed forces' next phase.

The Justice and Defense ministries signed an agreement to repurpose military facilities no longer needed for operational purposes, creating new and upgraded spaces for judicial services

A woman in Patras was convinced she was speaking to the soccer star during a video call, where an AI-generated image of Ronaldo was used to persuade her to send money

Greece's R&D spending rose 7.6% to €3.62bn in 2024, reaching 1.53% of GDP and ranking the country 13th in the EU for research intensity.

Two boys, ages 13 and 7, and an 8-year-old girl have been hospitalized since Tuesday following a prosecutor’s order after relatives reported alleged neglect and malnutrition

The government is considering changes to the pension solidarity contribution, higher annual increases, the full removal of the personal difference and a payment of more than €300 for eligible recipients

The new 18-meter articulated buses will operate mainly in western Thessaloniki, while additional drivers and revised routes are expected to increase service frequency and reduce passenger wait times

As electricity costs rise, a utility's competitive fixed-rate offer reshapes the market, giving consumers a new way to guard against future hikes

Greece has recorded 24 deaths and 290 locally acquired West Nile virus infections since the start of 2026, with 58 new cases and five deaths reported in the latest week

Kalentzi, the ancestral home of the Papandreou family, offers a unique window into Greece’s political history, democracy and rural roots.

Greece has extended the deadline for recording and allocating street-market stalls to 12 months, with vacant positions split equally between producers and vendors

The Security Council is expected to vote on September 17 on extending a U.N. panel that monitors sanctions on Iran, potentially setting up a clash with Russia and China

Authorities have placed the Cyclades, Lesbos, Chios, Psara, Samos and Ikaria at very high risk for Thursday, while parts of Attica and Evia are also under heightened alert

The gold came in the women's double sculls, where Christina Bourbou and Eleni Diavati delivered the standout performance of the day.