Greek investigators are working with Europol after domestic missing persons checks failed to identify a young woman whose body was found inside a suitcase in Athens, with evidence pointing to a possible connection to France.

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.

Greece has placed Athens and five other regional areas under its highest wildfire risk level, with authorities urging residents to avoid activities that could spark fires and remain on high alert.

The court found that Koukakis based his reporting and commentary on the evidence available at the time.

A judge ruled that an infant should live in both parents' homes despite living 330 kilometers apart, underscoring Greece's growing emphasis on shared parenting following family law reforms

A hands-on pottery painting workshop at The Creative Loft invites participants to recreate the colors and waves of the Mediterranean on ceramic pieces while learning a simple brush technique in a relaxed, creative setting

The seasonal suspension of Athens' odd-even driving system will take effect on July 24, allowing unrestricted vehicle access to the city center until the measure returns in the autumn.

Work to improve accessibility at the Kallithea station on Athens' Line 1 will focus on removing barriers for passengers with disabilities as part of a broader network-wide modernization plan.

Investigators are working to identify the victim after a woman's body was discovered inside a suitcase, while DNA tests will determine whether it is linked to a missing woman reported weeks earlier.

Athens Metro Line 3 services will change on Sunday nights as rail replacement works begin, with early station closures and replacement buses in operation.

From museum courtyards to secret urban gardens, these leafy cafés offer a different side of Athens—where a morning coffee can feel like the start of a summer holiday

The EU border agency's rights watchdog opened more investigations in Greece than in any other country in 2025, verifying violations in four cases and finding the asylum suspension law incompatible with EU and international rules

An open-air English-language production beneath the Acropolis combines ancient Greek theatre with an interactive exhibition of handcrafted theatrical masks at the Athens University History Museum

Nearly 40% of the utility's investment plan will modernize wastewater infrastructure in eastern Attica, with recycled water expected to irrigate more than 13,000 hectares by 2030.

An evening guided tour will lead visitors from the Acropolis' historic slopes to the National Observatory for a night of moonlit landmarks, astronomy, and telescope viewing

Thousands of travelers are departing for Greece's islands as the July holiday getaway peaks, despite rising transport and accommodation costs prompting many to plan ahead or shorten their vacations.

A 66-year-old man was injured after a dog broke loose and attacked him and his pet outside a bakery in Vrilissia, while the animal’s owner was arrested.

Independent experts are expected to deliver their findings within two weeks as Athens officials seek safety guarantees, compensation and a plan to resume Metro Line 4 tunneling.

Authorities have placed Athens, Crete and several island and mainland regions on a very high wildfire alert, with emergency services on heightened readiness and residents urged to avoid fire-risk activities.

The City of Athens has backed the Metro Line 4 expansion while demanding stronger safety measures, independent structural inspections and compensation for residents affected by tunnelling work.