Greece turns its clocks back one hour at 4:00 a.m. on Sunday, October 25, as daylight saving time ends on the earliest possible date this year.

Virtual kidnapping scams using cloned voices are on the rise, as criminals exploit material from social media

Trump says Iran wants Hormuz reopened because it is losing, while Tehran insists only negotiations can end the war and rules out nuclear concessions

Born amid Greece’s War of Independence, the postal service began in 1828 under Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias. From couriers on horseback to the first Athens post office, the story of the Hellenic Post reveals how a nation built communication alongside its statehood

A 104-page report by Greece’s National Transparency Authority details problems at kindergartens, camps and playgrounds, along with alleged misconduct by hundreds of elected officials and public employees.

Authorities are investigating whether a modified car was involved in an illegal street race and whether the five young passengers were livestreaming their drive on TikTok before the crash

U.S. President Donald Trump called the EU plan to offer Canada associate membership “laughable” and warned of heavy tariffs or restrictions on trade if he considers the move hostile

The suspect approached passengers on a train in the northern Athens suburb of Kifisia while wearing a police-style uniform and carrying equipment associated with police service, asking riders to show their IDs

New restrictions cover Karpathos, Kasos and nearby islets as Greece maintains strategic restraint over repeated military drone activity in the Aegean

The singer had no health problems and legal steps must happen immediately, according to his lawyer

ELTA is shifting toward a hybrid service model that combines physical locations, home delivery and digital services as e-commerce changes how consumers send and receive packages.

A 33-year-old Polish man was found unconscious in the sea near Ierapetra, Crete, after spending the evening with his partner. Rescuers restored his cardiac function before he was transferred to an intensive care unit.

The Israeli defense ministry, in a statement, said the system will be tailored to Greece’s operational requirements and developed with Israeli technological support

An unanswered letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham reignites the fight over the Parthenon Marbles, as critics ask who he's afraid of.

The momentum carried into 2026. In the first half of the year, travel receipts were up almost 15% year-on-year and arrivals climbed 15.4%.

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 43-year-old father reportedly told police the baby had been kept in a freezer for about two years, while forensic findings point to multiple stab wounds and a possible homicide.

The Greek Left Alliance says farmers are facing severe financial and psychological strain 5.5 months after a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, accusing the government of failing to address slaughtering, compensation and livestock management

A proposed law would shorten the deadline for investments in Greece’s coal phase-out zones from five years to two and allow unused land to be reassigned to new projects