Hamas is reviewing the ceasefire proposal and is expected to respond within 48 hours.

The revolution of the '70s and Olympiacos’ first major triumph with the... orange ball

At the 10th Delphi Economic Forum, Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Yiannis Kefalogiannis discussed Greece's plans for the upcoming fire season. 

This weekend, April 12–13, more than 50 ceramic artists bring clay to life, transforming Kypseli Municipal Market into a hub for ceramic art lovers and curious newcomers alike. Highlights include live demonstrations of traditional techniques such as wheel throwing and Raku firing by acclaimed ceramists.

Greece’s Tempi train disaster report faces backlash as Ghent and Pisa universities deny involvement, raising doubts about the probe’s credibility.

Wildfires scar more than land—scientists reveal how smoke and ash disrupt marine life, leaving lasting impacts beneath the sea’s surface.

South Korea's wildfires have already burned 35,810 hectares and come on the heels of the country's hottest year on record.

A fire broke out Wednesday afternoon in an outdoor area at Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos."

Drama has unfolded in the Greek legal world as defendants from the Rhodes Urban Planning corruption case were released, and the President of the Supreme Court called for a disciplinary review of the judicial officers involved.

The U.S. brokered maritime and energy ceasefires between Ukraine and Russia, easing tensions but raising concerns over sanctions and enforcement.

According to Reuters, Israel's military reported intercepting three rockets launched from southern Lebanon, specifically from a district located around 6 kilometers (4 miles) north of the border

Heathrow will be closed all of Friday due to a fire at a local substation.

The burn victims from the N. Macedonia nightclub fire on Sunday are split between two Greek hospitals and their conditions range from stable to critical.

Both leaders agreed that the conflict 'needs to end with a lasting peace’ and the need for 'improved bilateral relations between the United States and Russia.

A peaceful protest in N. Macedonia escalated into violence as angry citizens, blaming corruption for the deadly nightclub fire, vandalized several properties.

A quarter of the world's deadliest nightclub fires have been caused by pyrotechnics, in tragedies strikingly similar to the North Macedonia nightclub fire.

North Macedonia declares seven-day mourning period after a nightclub fire kills 59, injures 155; authorities investigate corruption and detain 10 suspects. Meanwhile several burn victims have been transported to Greece for treatment.