Beyond her celebrated career, Mary Linda will be remembered for her warmth, humility and kindness; qualities that endeared her to colleagues and audiences alike

Greece's tourism industry association has outlined six strategic priorities under its new leadership, focusing on sustainability, competitiveness, workforce challenges and destination management

The decline of Greek language studies in Australian universities is not simply a story of shrinking university programs. It reflects broader changes in Australian society, higher education and public policy. Universities respond to student demand, but that demand is generated by a wider ecosystem of families, schools, communities and government policy. The future of Greek studies therefore depends not simply on preserving university courses, but on rebuilding the conditions that make them viable.

Ships flying the Greek flag have maintained strong safety standards, earning renewed participation in a US Coast Guard quality initiative that rewards high-performing maritime administrations and vessels.

A 56-year-old man received a suspended prison sentence after threatening his wife and smashing household items during an outburst triggered by his five-year-old child eating on the sofa.

Police are investigating the death of prominent criminal defense attorney Stavros Georgiou after he was found dead in his Athens law office under circumstances pointing to possible foul play.

A watchdog report found missing files and unenforced fines at the Rhodes building office, fueling a wider planning shake-up

More than 4,000 archive items will showcase the history of modern Greek theater

A shark has been seen again near the coastal area of Kechries in Corinthia, surprising beachgoers and prompting authorities to advise swimmers to remain cautious.

A community in Thebes municipality has temporarily turned a central road into a safe play area for children after years of waiting for a planned playground that has not been built.

Hundreds of residents are seeking passports before old Greek identity cards lose their travel validity in Europe, causing overnight queues outside the local police passport office.

Residents of Komotini captured a dramatic weather spectacle as unusual cloud formations filled the sky, creating an otherworldly scene while signaling unstable atmospheric conditions.

Two people, including a 17-year-old girl, were bitten by foxes in the same coastal area of Larissa within days, prompting local authorities to seek expert advice.

Giannis Antetokounmpo opens up about his childhood, family, struggles and fears, revealing the man behind the NBA champion and global basketball icon.

Bring the flavours of the Greek islands to your table with four traditional recipes that capture the spirit of summer, from Karpathos to Corfu, Ithaca and Tilos

Rising prices are reshaping shopping and travel habits in Greece, with consumers prioritizing value, comparing prices more carefully and choosing more affordable holiday options

The vessels, Asia, operated by Dynacom Tankers Management, and Nissos Ios, managed by Kyklades Maritime, were struck while loading at the terminal near Novorossiysk

The Greek National Security Council (KYSEA) is expected to approve the country's new integrated air defense system, known as the "Achilles Shield"

Stournaras said investment remained the main driver of the Greek economy, noting that Greece had significantly increased investment in recent year.

A landmark court ruling in Crete awards a doctor 20,000 euros for burnout, highlighting the toll of chronic understaffing in Greece's public hospitals.