Alliance members will focus on defense spending, support for Ukraine and boosting military production, while navigating tensions over Iran, U.S.-Europe relations and NATO's future security strategy

A clinical trial testing the first potential treatment for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has begun in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the outbreak continues to grow, with confirmed cases surpassing 1,500.

From collapsing party support to a new leadership battle, leading academics assess the decisions that ended Starmer's premiership and the uncertain road ahead for Labour

A new survey by the City of Athens examines the demographics and causes behind homelessness, showing that older adults and people facing financial hardship make up the largest groups affected

The student, who was critically injured after falling from a first-floor school balcony in western Athens, has overcome the immediate danger and is expected to begin rehabilitation in the coming days

The Greek capital draws millions of visitors, but the Municipality gets little in return. TO BHMA International Edition speaks with Athens Mayor Haris Doukas about housing pressures, funding and the city's push for greater control over tourism policy

A 60-year-old local resident of Gastouni, in the Peloponnese was identified by police after security footage captured her gray car hitting and leaving a stray dog, which died from its injuries

Artificial intelligence is changing journalism. Accountability, however, remains human

The World Health Organization reports 75 healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have contracted Ebola, with 17 deaths, amid ongoing shortages of protective gear and international support from China and Uganda.

2.5 year old Stella remains in a life-threatening condition after almost drowning in Kallithea, Athens, leaving her with severe brain injury and requiring ongoing intensive care and rehabilitation support

Richard Scolyer, a leading melanoma expert, self-administered an immunotherapy he co-developed to fight his own terminal brain cancer

Advances in computation, artificial intelligence, and data-driven science are often discussed in terms of productivity, automation, and economic growth. Yet their most important consequence may lie elsewhere. They are gradually changing how knowledge is produced, how critical sectors of the economy are organized, and ultimately who gets to participate in technological progress. The question is […]

Driver's license revoked pending fitness review after his vehicle struck motorcycles, cars and storefronts, narrowly avoiding pedestrians in the busy town center of Nafpaktos

According to the WHO, biological hazards—including bacteria, viruses and parasites—were responsible for the overwhelming majority of foodborne illnesses, causing around 860 million cases in 2021.

Hundreds of suspected cases in Congo have been ruled out after investigations, while Uganda reports new infections and authorities move to contain cross-border transmission.