The 54-hectare park to be constructed on the coastal front in Faliro near Athens is scheduled to be handed over to the public by 2028.

On Friday one prisoner was found dead in Kordyallos prison in Athens, and one in the Volos Youth Detention Center.

The ferry, called the Agia Theodora, was travelling between Corfu and Igoumenitsa when it ran aground in shallow waters.

Some UNRWA workers were implicated in the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, though the agency employs around 30,000 people and serves over 5.6 million refugees.

Once at risk of default, Greece has made notable progress in debt reduction over the past few years

No temperature drops are expected with sunshine anticipated across the country

Upon being asked why he chose the costume, the "Greek Freak" explained, "I have three kids, and I have to go entertain them."

The main aim of using daylight saving time, which lasts seven months across Europe, from March to October, is to maximize daylight and conserve energy

The long weekend will be sunny and clear

Authorities point to suspicious bank transfers of more than three million euros over past six years from Roman Catholic Church's treasury

The Seamen’s Federation, PNO, announced the end of the industrial action and the immediate start of ferry services

Major issues that are expected to intensify if not addressed, include the high current account deficit, the substantial investment gap, low productivity, and the question of long-term growth.

A United Nations Human Rights Committee review included sharp questions on issues like domestic violence and the treatment of migrants

The weather in Greece will be sunny with some clouds, but windy in several regions.

The Acropolis Museum’s captivating temporary exhibition sheds light on the hidden cultural treasures of Basilicata region, spanning from the late Bronze Age (11th century BCE) to the 6th century BCE. Open to visitors with free admission until January 26, 2025.

The videos of a fire near an Iranian nuclear power plant circulated through X on Thursday morning, but the fire has not been confirmed by Iran's officials.

Greece's anti-money laundering authority froze the accounts and assets of two senior Catholic Church figures and nightclub owners after a random audit uncovered €3 million missing from church funds and funneled into nightclubs.