The now emblematic collection of photographs shows scenes from the execution of 200 Greek prisoners on May 1, 1944, by Nazi occupation forces at the Kaisariani shooting range

Greece's Council of State has ordered the national intelligence service to hand over surveillance records on journalist Thanasis Koukakis, who was targeted by the Predator spyware, in a key development in the wiretapping scandal.

The Hollywood star continues shooting “The Riders” in Greece after Hydra, with new scenes planned at the historic railway station in the coastal city of Halkida.

The Greek government warns of potential economic impacts from Middle East tensions and is ready to implement emergency measures, including price caps and targeted subsidies, to protect consumers and stabilize fuel and essential goods markets

The redevelopment of Athens' former international airport at Elliniko is gaining momentum, with its Riviera Tower skyscraper nearing a key construction milestone and the Little Athens residential complex 85% sold.

Athens called Turkish objections to the deployment of a Patriot air defense system on the Aegean island of Karpathos legally baseless, reaffirming its right to defend its territory under longstanding international treaties.

With oil prices spiking and inflation creeping back up, a string of sovereign credit reviews — starting with DBRS on Friday — will put Greece's hard-won investment-grade status to the test

Greek ports shut down as maritime workers protest sailors stranded in the Middle East and demand their immediate evacuation from a war zone.

Greece’s social security authority is rolling out a new package of back payments linked to pension recalculations, with some beneficiaries set to receive thousands of euros

Before the decade-long financial and economic crisis that bedeviled the country, beginning in late 2009, more than 80% of Greek households owned their residence. Today, 30.3% of the population lease their abode

All three primary Greece-based mobile phone providers agreed to a digital governance ministry initiative to ensure uninterrupted communication for citizens in these regions

Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis says an announcement on reducing industrial energy costs is imminent, as the government works to boost competitiveness and attract investment.

A sudden road collapse outside a local high school in Ioannina swallowed a city cleaning truck, but authorities report no injuries as the cause of the sinkhole remains under investigation

Gasoline prices are climbing across Greece as the Middle East conflict fuels market uncertainty, prompting drivers to rush to gas stations while authorities monitor the market and warn that further increases may follow

A 20-year-old university student in Ioannina died after falling from a building on the Polytechnic campus, marking the second tragic fall of a young person in Greece within two days

Should circumstances require it, the government stands ready to support households, continuing a policy it has pursued throughout previous energy crises, minister Papastavrou stressed.

Geopolitical tensions and rising energy costs are reshaping Greece’s wage debate as the government considers a smaller increase to the minimum wage, while a new sector-wide labor agreement signals a potential revival of collective bargaining.

Greece maintains a network of civil defense shelters—many hidden and some dating back to World War II—designed to protect civilians if air-raid sirens sound

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office recorded €2.68 billion in estimated damage tied to ongoing investigations in Greece. The findings have triggered sharp criticism from opposition parties.

Gas station owners in Greece warn that additional price adjustments are expected in the coming days.