The New Democracy lawmaker appeared voluntarily before Belgian authorities in Brussels and was questioned as part of the Qatargate investigation. The related case file before Greek judicial authorities has now been closed

Greece is ready to pursue maritime delimitation with Turkey, but Ankara must withdraw its casus belli and abandon unilateral claims, former FM says during address at the 49th annual conference on Oceans Law & Policy

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail are expected across parts of Greece from Tuesday into early Wednesday, with temperatures forecast to fall by up to 8 degrees as colder air moves in from northern Europe.

The Attica Region won its first Gold Award at the Compliance Awards 2026 for modernizing its financial operations with a new accounting framework.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece against "reckless" moves in the Aegean, saying Turkey's armed forces and coast guard are on high alert.

Twelve firefighters are battling the blaze at a site containing flammable materials including tires and wooden pallets, while authorities warn of heavy smoke and a possible spread to a nearby overgrown plot

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged accountability for countries supplying weapons used to attack civilians in Sudan, as the conflict continues to drive mass displacement and a severe humanitarian crisis

A U.N. fact-finding mission said U.S. strikes on a school and sports facility in Iran may have violated international law, while accusing Tehran of crimes against humanity during a crackdown on protests

Special school for children with autism in Ilion operates in two warehouses lacking proper restrooms, classrooms, and outdoor space for students.

As Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates and oil prices swing, Trump says Iran wants a deal while the seven-month conflict spreads into Yemen

A military facility carved deep into Lycabettus Hill, the shelter was built in the 1930s as the HQ of Greece’s air defense

Anthropic, OpenAI leaders call for slower development as fears grow over AI safety and market debt exposure

At the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the Greek Orthodox leader used a memorial at St. Nicholas Shrine at Ground Zero to call for mutual respect and reject intolerance, as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and faith leaders looked on

A renewed spike in global oil prices, driven by escalating tension between the United States and Iran, has pushed consumer prices in Greece up 3.8 percent and prompted the European Central Bank to raise interest rates

Brent crude has risen more than 60% this year, raising concerns that heating oil could start the winter season above €1.90 per liter and prompting discussion of further government support

Military researchers, patents, and procurement records show Beijing accelerating plans to deploy humanoid robots in combat roles alongside human troops

A U.N. expert says debris from Gaza should be documented and human remains recovered before large-scale clearance begins, warning that the rubble could contain evidence of alleged atrocity crimes

A Haaretz investigation says UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed and Egypt's intelligence chief separately warned Benjamin Netanyahu that Hamas was preparing a major operation days before the October 7 massacre. Netanyahu's office denies the claims.

The National Organization for Medicines says WELLNEXIS SUPER COMPLEX is being illegally advertised and sold online, has not been registered as a dietary supplement, and has not been evaluated for safety or effectiveness