The closely watched 49th annual conference on Oceans Law & Policy is expected to bring Mediterranean security and maritime law center stage in the Greek capital

The Hollywood icon lived near Heraklion with his family in the 1960s, explored Crete and even tried to persuade them to give up everything and live in a cave in Matala.

The vocalist brings his haunting live performance and commanding stage presence to Athens as part of his 2026 European tour

Authorities are investigating two attacks in the Marmaras area, including one involving a 2-year-old Serbian boy, as DNA tests are carried out to determine whether a wolf or jackal is responsible

The 90th Thessaloniki International Fair and a concert by Antonis Remos are driving hotel occupancy above 95% as thousands of visitors converge on the northern Greek metropolis

Two British passengers became aggressive toward crew and other travelers, refused instructions, and disrupted a flight from Manchester to Rhodes, prompting an emergency landing in Thessaloniki

A U.N. expert says debris from Gaza should be documented and human remains recovered before large-scale clearance begins, warning that the rubble could contain evidence of alleged atrocity crimes

The tax on home purchases by third country nationals will jump from 3% to 15% starting July 2027, a five fold increase for buyers who fall outside Greece's existing exemptions

"Orange" wildfire alert for Monday: Attica, Crete, South Aegean and more Greek regions on high alert. Stay cautious outdoors — report fires at 199.

Grid operators will sign a memorandum in Thessaloniki bringing the two countries into the pipeline network carrying gas north from Greece, extending a route Athens is counting on to become Southeastern Europe's energy gateway

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

Doctors, disability certification officials and private individuals are accused of illegally increasing patients’ disability ratings so they could qualify for pensions and benefits, with payments allegedly reaching €2,000 per case

The Greek prime minister sat down with the media baron, their wives and top Murdoch executives, reprising a similar gathering on the Cycladic island of Tinos last August

Low pay, harsh conditions and grueling labor: what lies behind the spectacle of Burning Man in the Nevada desert

The 1990 film follows an American couple traveling through postwar North Africa as their journey across the Sahara tests their marriage, identity and sense of self

Starting Sept. 16, dozens of homes, plots and agricultural properties will go up for online auction, with opening bids ranging from €1,000 to €1.247 million

Two Georgian nationals were arrested after breaking into 10 apartments in 12 days, stealing more than €149,000 in cash, British pounds and jewelry before being trapped inside a sixth-floor stairwell

A European Commission report finds that 36% of Greece's territory is already affected by desertification, while 47% of residents live in areas directly exposed to the process

The average selling prices for properties on the Greek islands increased by nearly 6% in Q2, with Americans leading demand, and Crete posting the strongest annual growth

The benighted country's parliament speaker first referred - then deleted - a post describing the Turkish Cypriot administration as a 'state', before the Mogadishu government quickly reaffirmed its official position vis-a-vis the Republic of Cyprus