Lawmakers will decide September 17 whether to lift the parliamentary immunity of New Democracy MP Dimitris Avramopoulos following an arrest warrant issued by Belgian authorities in the Qatargate case
Two professors from the University of Athens have urged the public to demand scientific evidence and regulatory approval for treatments marketed as “regenerative” or “anti-aging,” following the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis
The blood-filtering treatment separates plasma from blood cells to remove harmful substances and is used mainly for serious neurological and blood disorders, but it can carry significant risks
Authorities investigate the circumstances of the singer’s death after he suffered cardiac arrest during a plasma-exchange procedure at a private facility in Athens
The Spanish coach Mendilibar departs after leading the popular Piraeus club to the Conference League title and a historic centenary treble
The target is lower power bills through grid upgrades, renewable energy, storage and energy-efficiency programs over the next three years
A season blending music, dance and theatre — from Brian Cox's live lecture to Paris Opera étoiles and Momix's dreamlike "Alice."
Scientists estimate that 14,641 Cassiopea andromeda jellyfish were living in a 430-square-meter rocky lagoon, the largest known concentration of the species recorded in the Mediterranean
Caption: Sludge, sewage and industrial waste choke Mesolonghi's lagoon as a €21.4M rescue fund sits unused and historic bridges block water flow.
Authorities freeze accounts and assets after alleged scheme involving 152 companies and fraudulent tax refunds
Police are investigating the discovery of a skull and other human bones found inside a blue plastic bag, with experts expected to determine their identity and authorities reviewing missing-person cases.
The proposed “1+1” program would match family contributions with state funding, with annual limits rising over time and savings invested until the child turns 18.
A quarter-century after terrorists struck the nation, a look back reveals how the aftermath fractured public trust and fueled today’s era of partisanship
The German club said the Greece international experienced 'circulatory problems' and was taken to hospital for further examinations after leaving the Champions League match against Villarreal
A Venice Commission delegation arrives in Athens to assess whether the ministry's NGO and asylum provisions comply with European standards
A U.N. expert says debris from Gaza should be documented and human remains recovered before large-scale clearance begins, warning that the rubble could contain evidence of alleged atrocity crimes
Greek astronaut Adrianos Golemis is set to fly to the ISS no earlier than summer 2027, with the mission expected to be announced at the Paris space summit
Contradictions emerge in the couple's testimony over their infant's death, as their lawyer drops the 26-year-old Afghan co-defendant
Regional Governor Nikos Hardalias highlighted 352 projects and interventions at the Thessaloniki International Fair, while Economy Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis praised Attica's progress in using European funding
A newly appointed teacher and her 4-year-old daughter struggled to find long-term housing in the Chania area, where many properties are reserved for seasonal tourism rentals. The Municipality of Apokoronas stepped in and provided temporary housing