High wildfire risk today across several regions of Greece as the first summer blazes emerge, prompting heightened vigilance from authorities.

Driven by powerful winds, the blaze spread rapidly across four kilometers, devastating farmland, olive groves, and a livestock operation near the village of Akraifnio

Authorities are starting inspections after the deadline for clearing undeveloped plots expired, with property owners facing penalties for failing to remove vegetation or submit required declarations.

Rising temperatures, drought, floods, and emerging diseases are threatening one of Greece’s most valuable crops, forcing scientists and growers to rethink the future of olive cultivation

Hidden behind screens and social media anonymity, the "764" network is one of the most dangerous online sadistic communities, now with suspected members arrested in Greece

The Eurovision 2026 star kickstarts his first tour from June 23 to July 20, 2026, performing across Greece, Cyprus, and select international stops with signature high-energy shows

A man was pulled unconscious from an irrigation canal in northern Greece after his vehicle veered off the road, with emergency crews conducting a difficult recovery operation before his death was confirmed at hospital

Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Defense Minister Dendias are set to inaugurate a 24-hour operations hub with AI and data analysis units, home to the new "1864" cyber unit

A 60-year-old woman in Gastouni has been identified after a dog was fatally injured by a car, with authorities forming a criminal case and continuing their investigation based on witness statements and security footage

A record year for Greece’s Independent Labor Inspectorate saw thousands of labor disputes resolved through mediation, with hundreds of legal actions taken against employers and millions of euros returned to workers across key sectors of the economy.

Greece capped off the Balkan Athletics Championships in Volos with more podium finishes, bringing its overall haul to 39 medals across two days of competition and securing second place behind Turkey in the gold medal standings

The invasive pufferfish has been recorded in several Greek coastal areas, with experts warning that bites require urgent medical care and the fish should never be eaten.

Three helicopters and six firefighting aircraft are also taking part in the operation, supported by volunteers, municipal water tankers, and heavy machinery assisting ground crews.

A centuries-old lace-making tradition crafted from agave fibers has gained official recognition as cultural heritage, highlighting efforts to preserve one of Kefalonia’s most distinctive and endangered folk crafts

The blaze broke out near two settlements, triggering the immediate deployment of ground and aerial firefighting resources.

As EU leaders convene in Brussels, Greece is positioned to play a pivotal role on the budget, the Middle East, and EU enlargement

A new online platform allows livestock farmers and approved providers to apply for electronic identification devices, as Greece begins a pilot traceability system for sheep and goats.

Young golfers from across Greece will compete at Glyfada Golf Course in a new national tournament designed to support every stage of junior golf development, combining competition, family activities and a celebratory awards event

According to the Reuters Institute survey, in.gr, MEGA, To Vima, and Ta Nea rank highly in credibility scores. One of the report’s key findings is the decline in overall public trust in the media in Greece. However, despite the many challenges, investigative journalism remains resilient.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said falling oil costs should quickly be reflected at fuel pumps, while outlining measures on consumer protection, inflation and economic policy