Zakynthos’ iconic Shipwreck Beach may introduce a symbolic entrance fee to fund maintenance, improve safety and protect the natural landscape.

He says he was paid 2,500 euros to plant a grenade at former top prosecutor Isidoros Ntogiakos's home

Greece is establishing three new Special Operations Units, two made up entirely of reservists, under the Armed Forces’ Agenda 2030 reform.

A 40-year study finds climate change is reshaping wildfire behavior in Greece, with Northern and Southern regions responding differently due to their ecosystems, vegetation and climate.

An investigation has been launched into contaminated drinking water affecting communities in Volvi and Sithonia, where residents have been relying on bottled water as authorities examine contamination and infrastructure delays.

After years of delay, plans are entering the final stretch to redevelop one of Greece’s largest inactive port assets, with the ambition of turning the Gulf of Astakos into the “Monaco of Greece.”

A 69-year-old shepherd who survived a shooting and the mutilation of his tongue told investigators he pretended to be dead to escape his attacker, as four suspects deny involvement in the attempted murder

Authorities sealed off a beach area in Kavala after a suspected anti-tank mine was discovered on the sandy seabed just centimeters from the coast. A military unit will identify and safely remove the device

Greece's tax authority has introduced new transport documentation rules for farmers, olive growers and open-air market vendors ahead of the mandatory expansion of the country's digital inventory tracking system in October 2026.

The Greek industrial group has agreed to supply a quarter of its planned gallium output to an American technology firm, a contract European officials are treating as a milestone for the bloc's raw materials strategy

A Reuters exclusive reveals the AI agent that breached Hugging Face also compromised a customer hosted on Modal Labs, exposing a wider scope of the incident than previously known.

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

Visitors can enjoy free evening access, cultural performances, and guided tours at 126 archaeological sites and museums nationwide

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