The U.S. president dismissed Russia’s proposal for a one-year extension of nuclear warhead caps after New START expired, calling instead for a broader, modern treaty that would include China

Major streets in central Athens will be closed from 08:00 to 13:30 for the 11th Lycabettus Run, with temporary bans on traffic, stopping, and parking along the race route.

A 50-year-old officer allegedly shared highly classified military data with China, prompting investigations by NATO, U.S. authorities, and Greek intelligence

Police say the 56-year-old targeted acquaintances’ vehicles with incendiary devices after they refused to lend her money, leaving one man seriously injured.

Health experts advise vulnerable groups, including children and the elderly, to limit outdoor activities and wear masks as African dust affects air quality over the next two to three days

Greek law enforcement agents arrested a 45-year-old foreigner at the Athens International Airport (AIA) who was trying to smuggle thirty-two kilograms of cannabis into the country. The suspect, believed to be a member of an international criminal organization, was involved in the illegal importing of skunk (strains of cannabis with very high levels of THC). […]

Media reports in Athens claim that the 50-year-old colonel has reportedly confessed to relaying sensitive information regarding NATO operations to China

Nighttime asphalt works upgraded one of Piraeus’ busiest streets, improving safety and traffic flow while minimizing disruption to residents and port operations

Experts return to the destroyed “Violanta” factory to examine safety failures, underground propane leaks, and regulatory compliance following the tragedy that killed five workers

The Plenary Session of the Greek Council of State (CoS), the country’s supreme administrative court, issued a significant ruling in favor of borrowers alleviating the pressure from thousands of cash-strapped Greek citizens. By a broad majority, the Plenary decided that interest on loans of borrowers who have been included in the “Katselis Law” framework will […]

Authorities detained a member of the Greek Armed Forces for transmitting classified military information, citing potential harm to national security

A new bill aims to make the Greek state more citizen-friendly, streamline property transactions and digitize public services, with reforms set for public consultation before heading to Parliament

Greek farmers decided, in Larissa, central Greece, on Wednesday, to descend on the Greek capital with their tractors on Friday, February 13.

A Moroccan man identified by survivors as the alleged smuggler has been arrested following the speedboat collision off Chios that left 15 migrants dead and 25 injured, authorities said

The European Code Against Cancer highlights practical steps and policy actions that can prevent up to 40% of cancers, from lifestyle changes to vaccinations and regular screenings

Munich Re says fires and storms drove $108bn in insured losses in 2025, as climate extremes intensify and Europe faces rising wildfire and hail risks.

A German train conductor died of serious injuries on Wednesday morning after allegedly being brutally attacked by a Greek national on a regional train near Kaiserslautern, media outlet Süddeutsche Zeitung reports. Following an arrest warrant, the Greek perpetrator was taken into custody by German police. As Süddeutsche Zeitung reports, the victim, identified as Serkan C, […]

Bill and Hillary Clinton will appear before the House Oversight Committee later this month, prompting lawmakers to pause a planned contempt vote tied to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein

Greek authorities activated a special disaster management plan, deploying forensic teams, rescue units and hospital transfers after a migrant boat sank following a collision with a coast guard vessel