The European Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to Greece's Supreme Court over a two-year mandate renewal, with legal experts warning the dispute could escalate to the EU Court of Justice

A 49-year-old man has been arrested over a series of shop burglaries across South Athens, with police linking him to nine cases, including repeat break-ins at the same store within days.

The woman required stitches after being bitten while swimming, as concerns grow over a series of similar incidents reported along the Attica coastline

AWS Local Zone is expected to launch in July as talks focus on AI, satellite internet infrastructure, research facilities and greater support for the Greek language across Amazon services

The Athens Bakers' Guild is urging members to join a protest on Wednesday, June 17, at 7 p.m., gathering at Monastiraki Square

More than 50% of ambulances in Greece’s capital region are reportedly out of service due to mechanical failures and missing spare parts, prompting union warnings, a formal complaint, and an internal investigation

Businesses in one of central Athens’ commercial areas say months of road closures and repeated burglaries have left them struggling, calling for stronger security measures and faster completion of public works

A 56-year-old man was arrested in Athens after police seized dozens of ancient coins and artifacts allegedly imported from abroad and offered for sale online.

Combining live, mythology-inspired storytelling and immersive visuals, the new cultural experience offers a modern introduction to the sounds and themes of the ancient Greek world

Athens presses eastern Libya’s Haftar administration to curb migrant departures to Crete as arrivals surge and regional tensions mount.

Tallberg Foundation president Alan Stoga brings his interactive courtroom drama to Athens, arguing humanity has already lost control of AI

Growing defense ties on the part of Greece and Cyprus with Israel and France, respectively, have strengthened regional deterrence and reportedly heightened Turkish concerns over strategic isolation, maritime influence and future energy corridors

A rare sighting near Anavyssos briefly raised concern among swimmers, but the shark moved away peacefully with no contact or danger reported.

The five-day event will showcase contemporary Chinese cinema through eight films making their Greek debut while launching a new cultural partnership between film archives in China and Greece

A taxi driver in Athens was allegedly robbed by a man and woman posing as passengers, who threatened him with a knife after reaching their destination and stole cash and his mobile phone.

Security footage shows a suspect posing as an electricity technician to gain access to an elderly woman’s house, while a suspected accomplice allegedly helped convince her the visit was legitimate.

A late-night blaze broke out at a commercial building in the Omonia area, destroying a mobile phone shop and prompting a major firefighting operation to prevent the flames from spreading.

Athens Metro Line 3 faces nightly early closures May 14–June 18 for maintenance, with stations shut and temporary bus service introduced.

A 25-year-old man was fatally shot in Athens’ Exarchia district. Police are investigating possible organized crime links and searching for suspects.

Thousands gather in central Athens for the annual Pride celebration, calling for visibility, equal rights and recognition of the challenges faced by LGBTQI+ communities