Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras outlined Athens's economic indicators and the interventions needed, at ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ's "Dialogues for Athens."

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas said "We must hand young people a more resilient Athens,", urging stronger infrastructure at ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ's "Dialogues for Athens" conference

A €1.21 million project will repair extensive damage and subsidence in the underground channel of the Ilissos River and restore a collapsed section of a parking area near the Tavros ISAP station

The new Tumen River crossing gives the two heavily sanctioned nations a direct highway link for the first time, boosting trade and travel

Athens Metro reassures Kypseli residents on safety as technical assessments continue into damage from Line 4 tunneling

A new study reveals municipalities' real operating costs and a 2.44 billion euro funding gap, calling for fairer financing

An ambitious plan for a New York to Los Angeles train service, targeting a 2028 launch

Russia struck seven oil and gas production sites in eastern Ukraine overnight, according to state oil company Naftogaz, with critical equipment reported damaged

Once built to house refugees and working-class families, the Dourgouti neighborhood in Athens is undergoing a new transformation as rising rents, short-term rentals, and growing demand reshape one of the city's most historic communities.

Greece's highest administrative court has cleared the way for a new urban planning framework on Paros, as local officials push for stricter building rules while raising concerns over provisions that could allow larger hotels and development in protected areas.

Greece's shipping minister says a new master plan for the island's key port is progressing, while dredging, infrastructure upgrades, and coastal protection projects move forward.

With the long delayed E65 finally opening in full, a 1 billion euro Kifissos bypass, extensions to Athens' ring road and a tunnel serving the Hellinikon district are still waiting to move from announcement to construction

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.

Greece's deputy infrastructure minister says cracks reported in buildings near Metro Line 4 works are repairable, pose no structural safety risk and will be fixed at the contractor's expense.

According to National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) professor, columns, beams, slabs, and foundations may be damaged, weakening buildings' original strength

Sixty-two road and railway bridges in the Eastern Macedonia and Thrace region will be equipped with digital monitoring systems designed to detect structural issues early and support preventive maintenance.

A preliminary investigation has been ordered into reported damage in Kypseli, while authorities also move to clear debris from a collapsed building in Petralona.

Residents in the Athens neighborhood of Kypseli say Metro construction has caused cracks, ground subsidence and structural damage to buildings, calling for transparency and access to technical data on the project

An emergency meeting has been called to speed up the removal of debris from a collapsed apartment building in Athens, as investigators remain unable to examine the site and continue their inquiry into the cause of the collapse

A man suffered minor injuries after part of a wall collapsed from a construction site onto a neighboring property. The resident says he narrowly escaped being killed as authorities investigate the incident.