Video footage captured the moment a car belonging to the Zografou deputy mayor was set on fire, as police search for suspects in both incidents

The suspect allegedly admitted starting three fires near the island capital of Halkida and had previously been arrested in nine arson cases in 2018

Arrests occurred in Paros, Trikala, Rhodes, and Halkidiki as investigators crack down on fire-related offenses

The former 2004 Olympic venue was severely damaged in a July fire, with three men subsequently arrested in connection with the blaze

Greek authorities say the suspect started three separate fires in dry grass near the junction of Kifisou and Athinon avenues using a lighter late Tuesday night

A 40-year-old man admitted setting fire to a vehicle in Troezen, as authorities investigate whether he may be linked to nine other unsolved arson cases.

A forest fire near Kritsa was contained overnight, while a 35-year-old Israeli man is due to appear before a judge over a separate blaze in Sellia that reportedly started from a barbecue.

Authorities say the man deliberately set fire to dry grass in Dipotamos, Kavala, on Sunday evening. He reportedly confessed and is due to appear before a prosecutor.

Greek authorities say the suspect started fires in dry grass, reeds and farmland while driving through Sindos, near Thessaloniki, between Aug. 8 and 11.

Authorities are suspending the entire wind farm network linked to the huge fire that spread into Western Attica, after prosecutors ordered a full infrastructure inspection

Investigators allege the suspects set fires to pressure farmers, extorted money for irrigation access and may also be linked to an alleged agricultural subsidy fraud.

500 arson attacks before and after the tragedy come under scrutiny as Greek police reveal new evidence.

Newly revealed details show how Greek forensic experts used years-old photographs, distinctive backpacks and biometric analysis to support the investigation that led to the identification of three suspects in the Marfin bank fire case.

As two suspects remain in pre-trial detention over the 2010 Marfin fire, a defense lawyer disputes the prosecution's evidence, while a photojournalist who witnessed the attack recalls the deadly events.

Both deny involvement as investigators cite risk of further offenses in ordering detention

Greece's public order minister says investigators built the case using long-available evidence that had previously gone unused, insisting the final judgment now rests with the courts.

Lawyers for the suspects arrested over the deadly 2010 Marfin bank fire say the prosecution relies on anonymous information and object identification rather than direct evidence linking their clients to the attack.

Two men arrested over the 2010 deadly Marfin bank fire are due to testify before an investigating judge, while authorities pursue additional suspects and seek the extradition of a woman arrested in the UK.

Greek investigators say fresh photo analysis, digital evidence and artificial intelligence helped revive the 16-year-old Marfin investigation, with a separate arson attack on the same day emerging as a key breakthrough.

A 46-year-old woman sought in connection with the deadly 2010 Marfin bank arson attack has been arrested in the UK after Greek authorities issued an international warrant. She has maintained her innocence and says she wants to return to Greece.