The Greek prime minister toured military observation posts on the two small islets, meets with military personnel, inspects new facilities

Greece's foreign ministry expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and warns that attacks on shipping pose a serious threat to regional stability and civilian safety

Nearly 500 violations recorded in 24 hours as authorities intensify checks following two serious crashes involving e-scooters and injuries to two minors

Traffic police recorded more than 6,100 checks in Attica during the first eight months of 2026, with most violations committed by adults and 56 crashes involving electric scooters

PM Mitsotakis visits Athens LifeTech Park in Spata, hailing Greece's €1bn+ pharma investment as key to Europe's drug production autonomy.

Lawmakers will decide September 17 whether to lift the parliamentary immunity of New Democracy MP Dimitris Avramopoulos following an arrest warrant issued by Belgian authorities in the Qatargate case

The union says understaffing, growing inspection responsibilities and insufficient legal and financial protections have left public geotechnical services struggling to meet their duties.

The girl suffered multiple fractures and is due to undergo spinal surgery after falling from the fifth floor of a central Thessaloniki hotel while apparently trying to follow two men down a drainage pipe

The two teenagers remain in critical condition as authorities face questions over enforcement of the under-17 ban introduced in July

Authorities are investigating after the girl fled a hotel room with two men who ran off when staff realized she was a minor

Violet light found in sunlight may help prevent childhood myopia, with researchers exploring its potential to protect developing eyes.

A mathematics professor at the University of Patras has introduced the measure to prevent students from using smart glasses equipped with cameras and connectivity to cheat during exams

Health care workers marched through central Thessaloniki ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair, demanding higher wages, permanent positions and better working conditions

Before Saturday's keynote address unveiling more than 2 billion euros in tax relief and spending, the prime minister tours Thessaloniki as the city braces for demonstrations

Taxation tops the federation's list of demands. POX wants accommodation VAT cut to 6.5% — the rate in place until mid-2015.

PASOK's energy team slams PM Mitsotakis for staying silent on the 20% hike in DEI's variable green electricity tariff

The Security Council is expected to vote on September 17 on extending a U.N. panel that monitors sanctions on Iran, potentially setting up a clash with Russia and China

Turkey sends diplomatic note to Athens reiterating its Aegean claims, while Greece insists its maritime initiatives fully comply with international law

A shocking child abuse case has reignited scrutiny of Greece's fragmented protection system, exposing gaps in foster care, social services and emergency support.

The boy was seriously injured after falling from an electric scooter on the island of Karpathos and was airlifted to Athens for treatment