The shallow quake was centred northwest of Karyes, the administrative seat of Mount Athos; no damage or injuries have been reported

In a scathing report, TAZ alleges scandals, cover-ups, nepotism, and corruption under Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s leadership since 2019

The annual Perseids reach their peak on August 12, lighting up the skies with bright meteors visible across the Northern Hemisphere

The free MyStreet app lets citizens file anonymous or named reports of unauthorized public space use directly to local authorities

Over €9 million will fund desalination and water security projects across 61 island municipalities, aiming to improve supply and quality in Greece’s most remote communities

A man in his 30s from abroad suffered serious injuries after falling from a cliff near St. George’s chapel on Lycabettus Hill. Authorities are investigating the circumstances, including whether strong winds played a role

Quick, correct action can prevent serious complications from summer stings and bites — here’s how to respond on the spot.

Greek coast guard conducts search off Alexandroupoli amid strong winds, while a separate incidents nearby left one dead

A flagship plan to boost Greek universities with EU recovery funds has collapsed into delays, dubious reviews, and legal threats—leaving the country’s brightest researchers furious and preparing for court

This small Peloponnesian island boasts Caribbean-like beaches, rare wildlife, and the world’s oldest submerged city, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and history

Pilots successfully landed the Arkia Airlines plane at Ben Gurion Airport after three failed attempts

Mount Etna in Sicily has erupted once more, with lava flowing from a vent situated about 3,000 meters above sea level

French President Emmanuel Macron urges Israel to halt its planned Gaza City offensive, while the UN human rights office denounces the killing of six Palestinian journalists in overnight strikes

Greek authorities set strict timelines for damage repair and compensation payouts after the recent Keratea wildfire, with residents to receive initial aid from August 18

Tragic discoveries were made earlier today in two separate incidents in Greece, as authorities investigate the deaths of two men under different circumstances.

The recent feature of the Greek island of Karpathos in the renowned Italian daily La Repubblica shines a well-deserved spotlight on its breathtaking beauty and rich gastronomical heritage

Turkey’s refusal to join the EU’s Russian gas ban could open a loophole, allowing Moscow’s fuel to enter Europe undetected via pipelines and LNG terminals.

Talks on a global plastics treaty stall in Geneva as over 100 nations push for production caps, but face fierce resistance from oil producers and industry lobbyists.

The incident happened a day after ferries were kept at dock on account to dangerous winds, forcing mass ferry cancellations in Greece.