Avincis warns longer wildfire seasons are stretching aerial firefighting resources, while pilot shortages and regulatory hurdles leave Europe increasingly unprepared for year-round fire risks.

Prosecutor urges dismissal of bids to delay the Tempi trial, as judges consider arguments before the August recess in Greece’s major rail‑safety case

Residents and local groups on the Greek island are calling for the removal of sunbeds and umbrellas installed at Trypiti beach, which had remained freely accessible until last year.

Greece's flagship initiative to map and safeguard Posidonia oceanica meadows will expand under new leadership, with a continued focus on scientific research and marine conservation.

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

The husband of the missing translator and real estate agent says police told him the body could be hers

Greek tax authorities uncover a €95M invoice fraud ring involving fake companies and vanished traders

Marking 52 years since Turkey's 1974 military intervention in Cyprus, Greece's Foreign Ministry said it remains committed to a UN-backed settlement and the reunification of the divided island.

Five acclaimed sculptors are carving large marble blocks by the sea through July 20, ahead of works being installed around the city

Berlin says an EU-mandated mission should be considered after UNIFIL expires at the end of 2026, aiming to prevent a security vacuum and support stability in southern Lebanon.

A nationwide survey found that Greeks are more concerned about tanning beds, mobile phone towers and UV radiation than electromagnetic fields, while inflation and public health issues remain their biggest overall concerns

A new bill would establish a nationwide professional body for psychologists, introduce new oversight mechanisms and strengthen licensing rules, while prompting strong objections from the Greek Psychologists' Association.

Opposition parties accuses ruling majority in Parliament of obstructing legislative oversight in the Predator spyware affair

Speaking after a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkish President Erdogan said Athens should not object to Ankara's defense procurement plans and the F-35 bid; calls for dialogue on Aegean

Ruling party MPs used their committee majority to block opposition requests to summon Predator developer Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, PM Mitsotakis's nephew and former secretary general, arguing neither qualifies as a public figure under parliamentary rules

Recent fires reaching industrial sites have highlighted concerns over prevention, inspections and coordination, with experts calling for a comprehensive fire protection strategy for high-risk industrial zones.

Investigators are awaiting forensic findings after a man's body was discovered in an advanced state of decomposition inside a central Athens apartment, while his 63-year-old brother was taken to hospital.

Author Spyros Katsoulas argues the Declaration's real audience was Europe's Great Powers