New judicial guidelines expand victim protections, tighten penalties for repeat offenders and address rising cases of stalking and revenge pornography

Greece and France reaffirm their commitment to deeper cooperation and continued exchange of expertise in environmental protection and climate action.

Strong demand and rising prices position Greece among Europe’s top-performing short-term rental markets despite spring slowdown and geopolitical uncertainty

Entry procedures at OAKA require spectators to present identification and match tickets, with early gate opening times and clearly separated entry flows for general spectators, VIP guests, team delegations, media representatives, and persons with disabilities.

Canadairs, drones, forest commando units, and tracked vehicles all deployed in Mandra for the "DIA PYROS 2026" exercise

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias will travel to Tirana next week as Athens and Tirana look to revive efforts to resolve a long-standing maritime delimitation dispute through international legal channels

Health authorities are monitoring the situation after a special education student was admitted to intensive care, while parents seek more information as classes continue

A court sentenced the 27-year-old to more than seven years in prison after finding he monitored military installations in Crete and collected sensitive information, allegations he denies and has appealed.

A Greenpeace-commissioned report reveals deep transport inequality across Europe, with Greece topping the continent in forced car ownership

The proposed legislation aims to clarify responsibilities between municipalities and regional authorities, while introducing electoral changes, digital voting options and new mechanisms for transparency and oversight

A report considers the potential link with pesticide use and exposure, although experts say more research is needed to assess the claims

Mitsotakis highlighted the significance of Article 42(7) of the European Union treaty, which concerns mutual defense assistance among member states, referring to the recent crisis involving Cyprus.

New wind farms would be barred from islands smaller than 300 square kilometres, limiting future projects to just 15 larger islands, including Crete, Rhodes, Lesvos and Evia.

Fuel costs across Greece are soaring ahead of peak tourist season, with island prices nearing record highs and drivers in major cities already cutting back on travel

Shark sightings close to shore in both Boetia and Corinth in recent days have sparked debate of whether such predators roam the Mediterranean country's shores

Despite a WHO health emergency declaration over a new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the European Commission says no extra measures are needed

Eurostat data put Greece's annual inflation rate at 4.6% in April 2026, well above the EU average, as fuel, energy, and transport costs post sharp year-on-year increases.

Arrivals and overnight stays fell slightly year-on-year, though the broader 2026 season looks resilient as Southern Europe surges in European traveler preferences.

A draft renewable energy planning framework would ban new wind farms in the Athens and Thessaloniki metropolitan areas and on mountains above 1,200 meters, while imposing stricter rules on solar developments in protected and environmentally sensitive zones.