Proper removal is essential once a tick is found. Experts recommend using fine-tipped tweezers, grasping it close to the skin, and removing it with a steady, twisting motion.

A police officer on medical leave rescued two young girls trapped inside a burning home in Giannitsa, carrying them to safety before the flames spread.

Police link luxury home break-in in Athens’ southern districts to an alleged South American theft network, mirroring international investigations into mobile burglary crews targeting affluent neighborhoods across Europe and North America

Patient advocates warn that fragmented blood management is affecting transfusion-dependent patients, after a rare blood unit was delivered just days before its expiration date.

Speaking at a major Mediterranean fisheries meeting in Rhodes, Agriculture Minister Margaritis Schinas outlined plans to boost fish farming output while emphasizing that growth and sustainability are not incompatible goals.

A teenager was injured and a pair of €150 sneakers was stolen after a group of around 30 people, including minors, launched a violent attack in a public square.

A sluggish Easter, soft supermarket performance, and a massive 60 million euro investment in Patras shape the early picture for Greece's beer industry this year

With beef prices reaching up to €19 per kilogram, many households are cutting back on purchases, while neighborhood butchers increasingly allow regular customers to buy on credit

A flight from Manchester to Antalya was diverted after a 39-year-old passenger allegedly caused a disturbance and behaved aggressively toward crew and fellow travelers

Demonstrators gathered at Piraeus port Wednesday to protest the arrival of the Crown Iris cruise ship, carrying Israeli tourists, with tensions escalating into confrontations after a passenger on a tourist coach made a provocative gesture toward the crowd.

As Greece records another femicide and the number of women killed continues to rise, the debate over legal reform and the effectiveness of state responses is gaining renewed urgency.

Police say an alleged criminal network obtained illegal agricultural subsidies worth more than €2.5 million, with dozens of suspects linked to the case.