The frigate HS Kimon is being dispatched immediately to Cyprus, along with a second frigate equipped with the “Centaur” system. The naval reinforcement will be accompanied by two F-16 fighter aircraft.

Gas prices have climbed in recent days as global markets react to escalating conflict, with further increases possible depending on developments in key oil transit routes

Forensic findings challenge claims of an accident, as authorities investigate the death of a 31-year-old woman found with multiple head injuries in her apartment

The Cypriot President said the country will continue to serve its humanitarian role, positioning itself “as part of the solution, not the problem,” and acting responsibly with the safety of its citizens as its top priority.

Greece's culture ministry announced the formal possession of 262 photographs, 16 documents and four occupation-era banknotes previously put on auction by a Belgian collector

Police are taking testimony and gathering information, with initial speculation pointing to a deadly “rumble” between rival groups of teens along a ring road leading into the resort town of Loutraki, west of Athens

Palamas’ funeral evolved into the largest act of resistance staged by the Greek people against the German occupiers. It was a moment when grief turned into defiance, and poetry into protest.

Authorities say a 50-year-old man died after a violent argument with his 18-year-old son. Police have arrested the son, who reportedly confessed, as investigators examine the exact circumstances of the fatal incident.

A new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists finds 129 media workers were killed last year, the highest total ever recorded, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of the deaths.

The Greek prime minister defended the government’s energy strategy and offshore agreements, dismissing what he described as “professional worriers” and insisting Greece is firmly exercising its sovereign rights

According to information available, discussions between Gerapetritis and Rubio will also cover Euro-Atlantic relations, broader international developments, energy cooperation, and Greece’s presence in Gaza.

Overflowing river waters have inundated farmland and infrastructure, with emergency alerts issued and authorities warning the situation may worsen in the coming days.

The Greek minister stated his presentation was warmly received by a significant audience of member states of the United Nations General Assembly, UN officials, as well as representatives of the Council of Europe.

Athens navigates a shifting relationship with Washington as communication gaps, new power dynamics and regional tensions test a long-standing alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Mostly clear conditions across Greece with unseasonably warm temperatures, light winds, and only a slight chance of isolated showers in Thrace later in the day