The decision was adopted by a slim majority (12 in favor, 11 against with two abstentions) and aims to express heightened disapproval of the latter's decision not to not to reopen the Predator wiretapping case

Athens says Israeli naval action took place in international waters, limiting its ability to intervene despite being within its search and rescue zone

The Belarusian faces a series of serious criminal charges, including tax evasion, continuous breach of fiduciary duty.

Following the shootings at EFKA and the Athens court that injured five people, a police officer described how the 89-year-old suspect was arrested in a Patras hotel after a coordinated operation

Greece’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN said the Montreux Convention regarding the regime of the straits is the sole international legal instrument governing navigation through the Dardanelles, the Sea of Marmara and the Bosporus

According to the latest data, total reserves reached 771.8 million cubic meters Wednesday, up from 640.6 million cubic metres a year earlier

A five-year-old boy from the Netherlands remains in intensive care after a pool accident at a hotel in Crete, as authorities detain three people including his father and investigate safety procedures at the facility

A coordinated maritime rescue operation off southern Crete led to the safe recovery of 43 people from a migrant boat, after they were spotted at sea and brought to shore for identification and care

Regional authorities in Athens reject claims of demolition or commercial use of the historic Alexandras Avenue housing complex, presenting a €15 million EU-backed plan to restore the buildings for social housing and vulnerable residents

The 89-year-old shooter who carried out two shootings in central Athens on Tuesday has been arrested in Patras. Police found him carrying a loaded revolver. Notes left at the scene revealed he had been planning a further attack on the European Parliament in Strasbourg

On a high-profile state visit, the British monarch seeks to reinforce transatlantic ties despite tensions over Iran, NATO and the Falklands, with a message focused on shared values and cooperation

Despite a record-breaking start to 2026, with arrivals up 38.5% and revenues up 70.7% in January-February, Greek tourism faces growing uncertainty from Middle East tensions, rising costs, and a shrinking booking window

An elderly gunman with reported psychological issues carried out two attacks in central Athens, injuring five people before fleeing, as police continue a citywide manhunt.

New restrictions target key ports and tourist areas to reduce exposure to potential geodynamic hazards, with rules in place through March 2027

Three men (aged 26, 23, and 22) have been identified as suspects and were arrested in connection with the 19-year-old’s death

Ouzo retained the largest share of exports, though both value (61.4 million euros) and volume (24.4 million kg) declined by around 5% compared to 2024.

With €1.2 billion in fiscal space unlocked by a better-than-expected 2025 surplus, Greece is weighing business tax cuts and further household relief ahead of a major government announcement in Thessaloniki this September.

As proceedings restart in one of Greece’s most high-profile cases, attention turns to the state’s role in supporting the prosecution and the legal battles that could shape the course of the trial

A global report highlights the growing toll of workplace stress, insecurity, and harassment, warning that modern work trends could further worsen health risks without urgent action.

Four inmates set fire to a mattress inside a detention facility in western Crete, triggering a dangerous smoke emergency that left both prisoners and correctional officers requiring hospital treatment, though no fatalities were reported.