Defense Minister Nikos Dendias unveiled the first Reserve Retraining Center as part of a broader military overhaul aimed at building a force of 150,000 active volunteer reservists

Intense weather struck central Greece’s Trikala region on Wednesday, flooding towns, destroying farmland, and triggering calls for urgent flood-control measures as authorities assess the full scale of the damage

In three landmark judgments, the European Court of Human Rights found Greek authorities denied recognized refugees a workable path to reunite with their families, demanding documents they could not produce

Years of austerity, shrinking forestry services and worsening fires have left Greece racing to rebuild its defenses as climate pressures intensify

Greece ranks last in the EU for graduate employment, with just 62.4% of recent graduates in work, widening the gap with the European average.

Greece has joined the US-led Pax Silica initiative to strengthen cooperation on AI, energy, semiconductors and critical mineral supply chains.

The country's score has improved by 2.8% since the report began in 2015, but responsible consumption, combatting hunger and climate action remain major challenges.

A 17-year-old has been detained for his role in the "764" network, an international online ring that grooms minors, extorts explicit material, and coerces victims into self-harm

Heat now arrives as early as June and lingers for more than two weeks, while warm nights give the body little chance to recover

The Hellenic Association of Insurance Companies is raising awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol, focusing on prevention and reducing fatal crashes on Greek roads

Greece's Ministry of Digital Governance launched a public consultation on a AI regulation bill transposing the EU AI Act into national law. The consultation will be open until July 6

At the UN Security Council Arria-formula meeting, Greece highlighted Cyprus as a key example of the need to fully implement UN resolutions and uphold international law.

A nationwide 24-hour strike has affected several sectors in Greece, with businesses closing as workers demand higher wages, improved conditions and new collective agreements

The case that shocked Greece on Epiphany Day enters its final judicial stage, as a 16-year-old defendant stands trial over the fatal beating of 17-year-old Angelos in the northern Greek city of Serres

A new legislative intervention aims to reduce monthly payments and shorten repayment periods for thousands of borrowers with active debt arrangements under Greece’s Katseli Law, while recognizing past overpayments

New European health maps show invasive mosquito species expanding into more regions, with Greece among the countries where the tiger mosquito has become widely established and public health monitoring is increasing

At a time when the Greece’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is promoting the plan to upgrade Athens’ urban transport as one of the largest interventions of recent decades, a new pan-European study comes as a reminder that the picture of transport in Greece remains deeply unequal and problematic. The government is presenting a series […]

Lipsi earns a place among Greece’s most tranquil islands in The Times, celebrated for its turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and timeless charm.

The central bank's Monetary Policy Report 2026 forecasts steady growth and gradually easing inflation through 2028, with stronger gains possible should a durable Middle East truce push energy prices lower.

A high-speed pursuit that began in Megara ended in Keratsini after an unlicensed motorcycle collided with a school bus carrying students. Two riders were slightly injured and later arrested