The Greek gymnast scored 14.400 points in the rings qualifying round in Zagreb, earning the second-highest score and securing a place in Friday’s final

Greece’s countryside holds a triple reserve of agricultural, residential and cultural wealth — but abandonment puts it at risk

In Chrysomilia, near Trikala, young couples are staying in the village and raising large families, with local officials saying 70% of couples have three or more children

Ankara maintains the new rules have no legal effect on its Aegean claims, as Athens updates planning rules for renewable energy projects

Antiparos overtakes Mykonos in asking prices as international demand drives continued gains across the Aegean, Ionian islands and Crete.

Nine children around age 14 were hospitalized for alcohol consumption in just six weeks in Chania, while experts warn that Greek children are increasingly being exposed to drinking at younger ages

Defense officials are examining relocating the air defense battery from Karpathos amid intelligence reports that Iran could target U.S. assets in Cyprus and Bulgaria if Washington strikes Tehran again

Greece’s retail sector has weathered successive crises, but a Eurobank study shows that much of the rise in sales value since 2019 has come from higher prices, while consumers have also shifted where and what they buy

Early data from Greece's summer sales show roughly half of retailers reporting lower turnover than last year, as households funnel most of their budgets into housing, energy and food

The few, not just good but truly excellent Greek scientists who joined the Royal Society in the 21st century carried out their pioneering research abroad

Tsoucalas shaped sociology, political thought and public debate in Greece, leaving behind an enduring intellectual legacy

A video posted on social media shows a black Mercedes traveling against traffic on the Athens-Corinth highway near Magoula, prompting concerns over the danger posed to other motorists.

The roughly 20-meter luxury yacht ran aground in shallow waters on Aug. 16 and remained stuck despite an attempted tow, drawing the attention of swimmers and visitors along the Argolic Gulf

Intercargo urges all sides to protect civilian seafarers and commercial shipping amid heightened security risks in the strategic waterway

Regulators found the company could not prove that seat materials on its passenger trains met fire safety standards. They also ruled that Hellenic Train remains liable for maintenance work even when the job is outsourced

Two tourists were injured in a speedboat collision off Evia, while the Coast Guard rescued four others swept away by strong winds near Fleves, as a series of maritime incidents unfolded across Greece

Ministry sources say the draft keeps a 1,200 meter altitude cap on wind farms and tight island restrictions in place, though the final wording on Natura 2000 zones and existing projects has not yet been confirmed

Attica, Boeotia, Evia, Argolida, Corinthia and parts of six other regions have been placed at high risk of wildfire for Tuesday, Aug. 18, as authorities urge caution.

Eurostat data in its Demography of Europe 2026 report show that Greece is ageing faster than most of its European Union peers

On the occasion of his exhibition “In the Light” on Lemnos, the painter talks about the Greek landscape, painting, and his journey across different art forms