38% of audiences who attend film music concerts by orchestras come back for classical programs, making the trend a genuine win for the industry

The controlled sinking of the Folegandros off Chania marks a key milestone in the Apokoronas underwater tourism project, which combines artificial reefs, shipwreck dives and marine habitat creation

The initiative aims to protect swimmers and improve coastal services, as scientists link the rise in jellyfish populations to environmental and ecological factors.

The statement accuses Tehran's intelligence services of using criminal networks against dissidents and Jewish communities, and links a shadowy group behind a wave of recent European attacks to Iran's broader campaign.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Andros presents “Germaine Richier (1902–1959) – Conversations,” celebrating the pioneering sculptor whose work transformed the language of modern European sculpture.

More than 10 armed suspects stormed the Jumpers informal settlement near Johannesburg and opened fire. South African police have launched a manhunt

The annual photography event launches in Athens with a large-scale exhibition featuring 70 artists and a public program of screenings, talks and educational activities

The unconventional food-and-wine tour pairs premium champagne with burgers, souvlaki and pizza

A physician has been convicted after misleading a patient into undergoing a double mastectomy by falsely claiming she had a hereditary cancer risk, later proven untrue through independent medical testing

The departure of Secretary General Bakoyannis and the death of Deputy Minister Nikos Tagaras have left Greece's environment ministry in a vacuum, just as a decades-in-the-making planning reform enters its most critical phase.

Astronaut Jessica Meir filmed the Southern Lights from the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, offering a rare look at a phenomenon that unfolds largely unseen above Antarctica.

New details emerge about 56-year-old James Dalamangas, arrested near Aigio and accused of a 1999 fatal shooting in Sydney, as Australian authorities pursue his extradition and revisit links to other unsolved killings within the Greek-Australian community

A driver in eastern Thessaloniki discovered a nearly one-metre-long snake hiding under the hood of his vehicle before it was safely removed and released.

A 54-year-old woman and her 26-year-old son were found dead with apparent knife wounds at a home in the northern Peloponnese. Her 65-year-old Italian partner is being questioned and denies any involvement.

Millions across Europe provide unpaid care for children, elderly relatives and people with disabilities, a contribution valued at billions of euros while placing a disproportionate burden on women

The two children, aged 6 and 10, have left hospital and will be cared for by their mother’s sister following the killing of their mother by her husband in southern Greece

Flexible work arrangements accounted for nearly half of all new hires in 2025, while overtime employment surged by more than 85% year-on-year.

Athens' traffic restriction zone remains in force through July 24, 2026, with specific operating hours and exemptions for low-emission vehicles allowed to enter the city center freely

The suspension of operations at the Second Surgical Clinic of Rhodes General Hospital has sparked significant concern, as critical shortages in medical personnel have made its normal functioning impossible