Residents and local groups on the Greek island are calling for the removal of sunbeds and umbrellas installed at Trypiti beach, which had remained freely accessible until last year.

Paramount secured EU approva for its Warner Bros. Discovery deal, even as US state lawsuits and a court-ordered pause threaten to slow the $110 billion merger

Oil prices surge to six-week highs as Houthi threats in the Red Sea and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz fuel fears of global supply disruptions.

Rain may have prompted her to rush off her land near Larissa, but she lost control of the tractor and fell to her death

Investigators hope data recovered from the cellphone of a missing Chinese real estate agent will provide crucial clues about her disappearance after it was found wiped of its contents

A new UN report shows global hunger declined across every continent in 2025, but climate shocks, trade disruptions and rising food costs could threaten continued progress toward ending hunger by 2030.

New scholars will pursue study and research spanning climate change, public health, artificial intelligence, and space technologies

Beyond her celebrated career, Mary Linda will be remembered for her warmth, humility and kindness; qualities that endeared her to colleagues and audiences alike

Greece's tourism industry association has outlined six strategic priorities under its new leadership, focusing on sustainability, competitiveness, workforce challenges and destination management

Unions say last-minute circulars won't protect workers from heat, and are demanding a full binding legal framework instead

The decline of Greek language studies in Australian universities is not simply a story of shrinking university programs. It reflects broader changes in Australian society, higher education and public policy. Universities respond to student demand, but that demand is generated by a wider ecosystem of families, schools, communities and government policy. The future of Greek studies therefore depends not simply on preserving university courses, but on rebuilding the conditions that make them viable.

An autonomous OpenAI agent broke out of a test setup and hacked a coding platform, exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability

The prominent Greek criminal defense lawyer, known for handling high-profile cases including the November 17 terrorism trial, was found dead after a suspected fatal attack.

Police are investigating the death of prominent criminal defense attorney Stavros Georgiou after he was found dead in his Athens law office under circumstances pointing to possible foul play.

The report said young women continued to face a greater risk of being out of work, education or training than men

Large fashion companies must now sell, donate or prepare unwanted stock for reuse as Europe targets waste and overproduction.

The DESTE Foundation's new exhibition transforms Hydra's former Slaughterhouse into a powerful exploration of identity, displacement and the experiences of Greece's African community through installation and music

Authorities have shut forests, a national gorge and the Palace of Knossos as extreme heat, wildfire danger and temperatures above 40°C prompt emergency measures across Greece.

Residents of Komotini captured a dramatic weather spectacle as unusual cloud formations filled the sky, creating an otherworldly scene while signaling unstable atmospheric conditions.

Greek PM unveils Greece’s €23bn National Development Programme, aiming to boost investment, regional growth and economic convergence through 2030.