The government-backed app helps consumers in Greece compare supermarket prices and find cheaper alternatives while enhancing market transparency

A 14-year-old remains hospitalized after a serious e-scooter crash in Crete. Authorities are investigating claims that poor road conditions caused the fall.

A 39-year-old woman in Chania, Crete, has accused her partner and his mother of attacking her during a violent dispute witnessed by two young children, prompting police intervention and a forensic examination.

Hundreds gathered in central Athens demanding legal recognition of femicide and stronger protections for survivors of domestic violence, following the murder of a 39-year-old woman in Kalamata

Teachers’ union DΟΕ is calling for a rally outside Greece’s Education Ministry, raising concerns over permanent staff appointments, substitute teacher numbers and the rushed selection of new school textbooks

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis told parliament the increase, the first since 2015, outpaces cumulative inflation and will benefit thousands of households carrying debt to the state or banks.

Draft legislation would ban minors from using e-scooters, tighten ATV rental requirements, mandate stricter safety controls and expand oversight of rental operators as authorities seek to curb accidents ahead of the summer tourism season

Athens has formally raised concerns with Kyiv, arguing that the incident endangered maritime traffic, posed environmental risks and brought military activity closer to the Mediterranean.

Demonstrators gathered at Piraeus port Wednesday to protest the arrival of the Crown Iris cruise ship, carrying Israeli tourists, with tensions escalating into confrontations after a passenger on a tourist coach made a provocative gesture toward the crowd.

Demonstrators in Nanyuki oppose a proposed quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, as a court temporarily suspends the project amid public health concerns

Europe’s accommodation costs range from 42 euros in Tirana to over 750 euros in Mykonos, highlighting a sharp divide between budget and luxury travel.

Greece’s proposed tourism spatial planning framework has triggered disputes over destination capacity limits, short-term rentals and development rules, as industry groups call for more flexible, data-driven policies.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis says the long-awaited Property Acquisition and Leaseback Agency is in its final stretch, offering vulnerable borrowers subsidized rents and a path to reclaim their homes.

The private isle of Makri has drawn international attention even as strict development rules, debts and a protected status complicate sale efforts

Oslo and Paris signed a new defence agreement as Norway moves closer to France’s nuclear deterrence framework amid growing European security concerns.

A bill expected within days would prohibit under-18s from using electric scooters on public roads, while introducing stricter rules on safety, insurance and vehicle compliance

The U.S. president said he has urged several Middle Eastern and regional nations to join the Abraham Accords collectively, suggesting Iran could also become part of the framework if an agreement is reached