The Justice and Defense ministries signed an agreement to repurpose military facilities no longer needed for operational purposes, creating new and upgraded spaces for judicial services

A woman in Patras was convinced she was speaking to the soccer star during a video call, where an AI-generated image of Ronaldo was used to persuade her to send money

Greece's R&D spending rose 7.6% to €3.62bn in 2024, reaching 1.53% of GDP and ranking the country 13th in the EU for research intensity.

The government is considering changes to the pension solidarity contribution, higher annual increases, the full removal of the personal difference and a payment of more than €300 for eligible recipients

Greece has recorded 24 deaths and 290 locally acquired West Nile virus infections since the start of 2026, with 58 new cases and five deaths reported in the latest week

Kalentzi, the ancestral home of the Papandreou family, offers a unique window into Greece’s political history, democracy and rural roots.

Greece has extended the deadline for recording and allocating street-market stalls to 12 months, with vacant positions split equally between producers and vendors

Authorities have placed the Cyclades, Lesbos, Chios, Psara, Samos and Ikaria at very high risk for Thursday, while parts of Attica and Evia are also under heightened alert

The gold came in the women's double sculls, where Christina Bourbou and Eleni Diavati delivered the standout performance of the day.

International visitors recorded 43.8 million overnight stays in Greece in the second quarter, placing the country among Europe's leading destinations.

Moody’s cut Greece’s 2026 and 2027 growth forecasts to 1.7%, citing global risks while maintaining confidence in the country’s strong economic fundamentals

A new study highlights a striking contradiction: Greece reports one of the EU’s highest ratios of licensed dentists, yet it also has the bloc’s highest rate of unmet dental care needs.

Doctors at a children’s intensive care unit in Patras extubated the boy after he swallowed a large amount of water at a beach in Ilia and lost consciousness

Athens bakers say rising energy, tax and operating costs are forcing them to raise prices, while the sector plans protests during the Thessaloniki International Fair on September 5.

The EU-approved program will fund power interconnections, renewable energy and storage, multipurpose water infrastructure, and electric vehicle charging across Greece’s islands

The airline says an equipment failure in Greece delayed 37 Ryanair flights and affected nearly 7,000 passengers, renewing its calls for urgent reform of Europe's air traffic control system

The Turkish president said Ankara would do “whatever is necessary” to defend what he described as Turkey’s rights, while calling for good-neighborly relations with Greece

Police stopped the driver on the Attiki Odos highway after finding him traveling against traffic near Koropi. His driving license had expired in 2018, authorities said

A 68-year-old man described as a “Thief in Law” was arrested in Komotini after police found a handgun, ammunition, a grenade and other weapons hidden inside his home

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is attending the EU's informal “Gymnich” meeting in Ireland, where he plans to discuss developments in the Middle East, Ukraine and what Athens describes as rising Turkish provocations