The U.S. State Department has called for good-faith negotiations between the two NATO allies following a move by Libya’s eastern-based parliament to ratify a maritime agreement with Turkey, without taking a position on the deal’s legality.

Greek Basketball Federation President Vangelis Liolios and five others are due to appear before an investigating judge after their arrests in a probe into alleged match-fixing spanning competitions from youth leagues to the top division between 2016 and 2026

Clouds will spread across the country, with showers and scattered thunderstorms expected mainly in western Greece and the eastern Aegean. Southern winds will reach up to 7 Beaufort in the Ionian Sea

The government says the measure will protect children online, while opposition parties and watchdogs question age verification, privacy safeguards and whether a blanket ban can work

Athens raised concerns over Eastern Libya’s move to ratify the 2019 maritime agreement, warning Security Council members of risks to stability in the Eastern Mediterranean

Athens is turning to international law and diplomatic pressure after Eastern Libya backed the disputed maritime pact, as Israel, Egypt and the EU reject the move and Greece weighs its next steps in the Eastern Mediterranean

A major exhibition in Athens explores the country's architectural heritage from prehistoric settlements to modern apartment buildings, combining archival material, contemporary art and new research into ancient construction techniques.

Authorities are investigating a serious match-fixing allegation involving pro basketball. Those directly implicated in the case include federation President Vangelis Liolios, members of its board, referees and a former player; the federation issued a statement

Artificial intelligence, the growing power of tech giants, threats to democracy and Europe’s resilience in the face of sweeping change were at the centre of an ELIAMEP event

Hacking fears are mounting worldwide. Experts warn that sites may be exposed to serious cyber intrusions

Egypt says the agreement has no legal effect on its maritime rights, while Israel accuses Ankara of undermining stability in the eastern Mediterranean

An engineering report identified faults in gas detection and emergency shutoff systems, along with fire safety deficiencies at the Grava school complex. The source of the odor that has kept 4,000 students out of classrooms however still remains unknown

The Greek National Tourism Organization is returning to Australia after more than a decade, with a new Melbourne office focused on expanding tourism beyond the country’s best-known destinations

New university dormitories and private student housing projects aim to expand supply, while rent subsidies and annual rebates offer some relief to families facing high accommodation costs.

Athens rejects Ankara's maritime jurisdiction claims in the Eastern Mediterranean and sets out a new survey schedule for a subsea telecommunications cable linking Saudi Arabia to Europe

Two sons buried their 79-year-old mother in the garden of their family home in Amaliada, citing financial difficulties. The case came to light after their third brother reported the incident to authorities

Two defendants have completed supplementary questioning over the deadly 2010 arson attack on a bank in Athens and remain in pretrial detention. A third suspect is scheduled to testify on Friday before the investigation moves toward its next stage.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola reiterated the bloc’s support for Greece and Cyprus amid concerns over the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, endorsing a joint statement by European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

The country's largest bank is reportedly resisting the adoption of IRIS despite support from four other major lenders, raising concerns about competition in Cyprus' electronic payments market

George Gerapetritis dismissed claims of a diplomatic defeat following the Libyan parliament's approval of the disputed agreement, insisting it has no legal consequences and that Athens is prepared for any eventuality