As Greece’s Panhellenic exams begin, Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Alexis Tsipras urge students to stay calm, believe in themselves and look beyond the tests.

A courtroom session in northern Greece turned into a shocking near-miss after a chandelier detached from the ceiling and crashed beside a lawyer mid-hearing, highlighting concerns over court building safety

Greece records one of Europe’s sharpest rises in youth vaping, with girls now leading e-cigarette use among teenagers.

The new digital database will track welfare payments and social benefits received by citizens, aiming to strengthen oversight and reshape state support policies

New data highlights extreme rental costs across Greece, where even small apartments consume most of an average household income, raising deep social concerns about affordability and access to housing

New labor rules strengthen protections for working parents, including paid paternity leave, flexible work arrangements and safeguards against dismissal

A woman fought off a wolf for nearly 10 minutes while walking with her flock in a mountainous area, according to local reports

The operation was centered around the central city of Karditsa and targeted a criminal network accused of stealing grid infrastructure

Authorities banned tap water consumption in two communities after laboratory tests detected elevated levels of nitrates and other chemical contaminants in the local water supply

New labor reforms would give job applicants the right to know salary details before interviews, while introducing stricter measures aimed at tackling pay inequality in the workplace.

Thousands of candidates are competing for nearly 69,000 university places as authorities issue guidelines on exam rules, stress management and prohibited items

Greece’s defense minister marked the anniversary of the country’s accession to the European Economic Community, highlighting its role in economic growth, security and national interests

The suspects were transferred to the European Public Prosecutor’s Office under heavy security as authorities investigate alleged illegal agricultural subsidies linked to European funds

The US energy giant has applied to acquire a majority stake and operator role in offshore Block 10, strengthening its presence in Greece’s hydrocarbon exploration sector

A new €300 million funding package will support six nationwide screening initiatives, as authorities move to make preventive healthcare a permanent part of the public health system

A forensic examination found signs of both electrocution and drowning after a 10-year-old boy was discovered dead in an irrigation canal in northern Greece.

A bill expected within days would prohibit under-18s from using electric scooters on public roads, while introducing stricter rules on safety, insurance and vehicle compliance

A €500 million program will offer up to €36,000 per property to renovate vacant and aging homes, with applications opening in September after an initial eligibility screening phase

Greece's gender pay gap stands at 13.4% while the EU average is 11.1%

Justice Commissioner Michael McGrath repeatedly declined to say whether Greece faces infringement proceedings, citing an ongoing review prompted by the EPPO chief's letter to the Commission.