Authorities are investigating the illegal killing of a 2.5-year-old bear cub found dead in Kozani, while conservation groups warn that poaching remains a threat to protected wildlife.

The Health Ministry is expanding specialized care services with new autism, dementia and palliative care facilities, alongside major recruitment plans for medical and nursing staff

A powerful storm hit areas of northern Greece, bringing up to 85 millimeters of rain, flooding roads and bridges and causing power outages in several locations.

The proposed defense procurements reportedly form part of broader military modernization program extending through 2036

As the U.S. scales back parts of its ocean-monitoring network, Europe is investing in new systems to protect climate forecasting and marine data

Memorandum aims to expand collaboration in training, sustainability and destination management as Athens seeks to strengthen ties with Latin American markets

Authorities arrested three people in different regions of Greece after fires broke out during outdoor activities, as the Fire Service warns that most wildfires are caused by human negligence

Athens received encouraging signals from both Tripoli and Sofia as it advances an active foreign policy agenda, with maritime talks, Balkan integration, and Greek-Turkish relations all high on the diplomatic agenda.

This year's edition kicks off on June 15 and also marks 75 years since the 1951 Refugee Convention, the cornerstone of international refugee protection.

The Hellenic Thoracic Society is calling for stricter air quality monitoring as wildfire smoke, African dust and rising ozone push pollution levels in Greek cities beyond World Health Organization limit

The Greek digital government platform marks six years of operation, with officials highlighting how technology changed citizens’ access to public services

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos says quality standards, certification and stronger intellectual property protections are key to making Greek products more competitive at home and abroad

Greece returns to bond markets ahead of the ECB rate decision, buoyed by resilient demand and one of the eurozone’s lowest debt-servicing costs.

Across the eurozone, inflation stands just above 3%, raising expectations of further policy tightening by the European Central Bank in its upcoming meeting.

The government's proposal, why many in the judiciary are pushing back, and what they're suggesting instead. A decision on new Supreme Court leadership is due by month's end

Athens is pressing ahead with negotiations on maritime boundaries with Libya, as diplomatic efforts intensify amid regional tensions and ongoing disputes over Eastern Mediterranean claims

A new EY-Parthenon analysis warns that climate pressures, aging networks and regulatory changes are reshaping Greece’s water sector, while investment needs rise to secure long-term water supply

Nearly 20,500 workplace accidents were recorded in 2025, a rise of over 70% in just four years, according to the Labor Inspectorate's annual report

The departure of Secretary General Bakoyannis and the death of Deputy Minister Nikos Tagaras have left Greece's environment ministry in a vacuum, just as a decades-in-the-making planning reform enters its most critical phase.

Businesses failing to issue receipts, submit sales records or tamper with electronic cash systems may face automatic shutdowns ranging from 48 hours to two years under new tax enforcement measures