The World Meteorological Organization says worsening fires and extreme heat are making it harder to reduce air pollution, while wildfire smoke exposes communities to hazardous particles linked to serious health problems

Three women stole cash and a watch from a home before fleeing by sea taxi to the mainland, where they met three men and continued their escape by car

Mostly sunny conditions are forecast across the country, with temperatures remaining high for the season and northerly winds reaching up to 7 Beaufort in parts of the Aegean.

The measures will form a roadmap through 2031. "It is time for our country to reap the fruits of its efforts — the strong foundations we have laid allow us to build the Greece of 2030," he said.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis arrived at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) grounds shortly before 10 a.m

Prosecutors ordered the arrests of a woman and her son after skeletal remains believed to be her mother's were found wrapped in plastic and a sheet in the family's basement.

From hand-shaped pastries fried until golden to rustic pies baked in a pan, these four island specialties reveal how local cheeses, herbs and time-honored techniques give Cycladic cuisine its unmistakable character

The government is considering changes to the pension solidarity contribution, higher annual increases, the full removal of the personal difference and a payment of more than €300 for eligible recipients

Two men were arrested after a wildfire in Boeotia started during vegetation-clearing work at a solar park, burning about 300 hectares

Traffic restrictions will affect central Thessaloniki from Thursday through Sunday for the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, with parking bans and extensive road closures planned during Saturday’s events

Mediterranean production is expected to reach 3 million to 3.2 million tons, enough to meet demand and keep prices in check. But high harvesting and cultivation costs are squeezing producers and threatening the viability of olive farming.

Tsipras arrived to applause, handshakes and cheers at a packed hall at the Porto Palace hotel.

For centuries, farmers across the Greek islands have coaxed tomatoes, legumes and other prized crops from dry soil using rain, dew and traditional know-how. Today, that wisdom is finding new relevance as water scarcity intensifies across the Mediterranean

Greece’s out-of-court debt mechanism offers long-term repayment and possible write-offs, but borrowers may also pursue bilateral deals or legal options

The Commission says it is backing efforts to restore and energy-upgrade the housing complex on Alexandras Avenue

The immersive exhibition at Gallery Dio Choria in Athens brings together sculpture, painting, beadwork and installations to examine transformation, beauty and the relationship between the sacred and everyday life

The UN Environment Program says exceeding 1.5C is now highly likely, with every additional fraction of a degree increasing climate risks. Current policies put the world on track for about 2.6C of warming by 2100

The airline says an equipment failure in Greece delayed 37 Ryanair flights and affected nearly 7,000 passengers, renewing its calls for urgent reform of Europe's air traffic control system

The teenager was accused of putting his dog in a trash bin and beating it in Pyrgos, while other minors reportedly recorded the incident on their phones