A planned facility capable of producing up to 150 satellites annually would anchor the country's new 350-million-euro national space strategy

Vehicle owners now have until January 2027 to comply with updated European safety requirements for car first aid kits, with inspections and fines set to begin after the new deadline.

Thousands of property owners and managers must complete the mandatory elevator registration process before the final deadline, as authorities warn of inspections and fines for non-compliance.

A fire burning in low vegetation near Petra in central Greece has triggered a 112 emergency alert, with strong winds and high fire risk conditions complicating firefighting efforts

Blue bins and glass recycling bells across Greece offer a simple way for citizens to reduce waste, save resources and support a nationwide packaging recycling system that connects households, businesses and municipalities.

Strong winds are increasing wildfire danger across several regions, with authorities placing emergency services on heightened readiness and urging citizens to avoid activities that could trigger fires.

The family of murdered Australian resident George Giannopoulos and a key witness have reacted with anger and fear as Greek authorities clarify that no final extradition decision has yet been made.

Retailers will also have the option to open on the first Sunday of the sales season, July 19, with recommended operating hours between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos says government measures to curb profiteering have reduced prices, while talks continue on further cuts for essential goods.

New protections include free legal and psychological assistance, risk assessments and emergency accommodation options for women facing gender-based and domestic violence.

Space physician Adrianos Golemis expected to be launched within two years under national strategy aimed at boosting research, innovation and the country's role in the European space sector

State body HEREMA is opening the door to privately funded seismic surveys off western and southern Greece, aiming to build a shared data bank that lowers the cost and risk of hunting for oil and gas.

Drug trafficking networks are constantly changing their structure and methods, adapting to law enforcement pressure and new technologies, says Deputy Police Director Giannis Karydakos

A Greek astronaut could travel to the International Space Station within two years, carrying out scientific experiments and showcasing national research and technology projects.

A new legal framework for taxis and chauffeur-driven vehicles has triggered disputes, with industry groups taking cases to Greece’s top administrative court over restrictions and market rules

With 50 targeted measures, a unified housing agency, and digital platforms for students and public servants on the islands, the government aims to curb the property crisis and expand the housing supply

Greece and Italy are seeking closer cooperation to protect European ports, support maritime competitiveness and promote a realistic energy transition for the shipping industry.

A €150 payment per child will be automatically credited to eligible households in two stages, with the first payments completed by June 30 and a second phase covering eligible newborns by August.

Nine island municipalities will receive more than €15 million for water infrastructure upgrades, including desalination units, network improvements and new facilities aimed at strengthening drinking water supplies

South Athens and the city centre dominate Greece’s housing market, capturing nearly 60% of demand as buyers focus on homes priced below 200,000 euros.