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The health ministry alone possesses thousands of properties, including apartments... cinemas and assets abroad, while the armed forces control a sprawling portfolio of inherited and donated real estate

Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis attacked Tsipras over F-35 remarks, criticized PASOK's amendments and condemned a protest at Israel's embassy

Facing prison for extorting school-construction contractors, ‘Kosta’ Diamantis skipped his own sentencing.

The National Confederation of Persons with Disabilities warns that housing indicators for people with disabilities in Greece are worse than those for the general population

From the three-day miracle, we have moved on to the one-third miracle

Athens is seeking support for households and businesses hit by higher energy costs, while working with Italy and Cyprus to build a broader European case for limited fiscal flexibility

Carson’s prize-winning body of work draws deeply on ancient Greek literature, and includes praised translations of Sappho and Greek tragedies

Marco Rubio’s Athens visit highlighted expanding cooperation on defense, energy, security, investment and culture, as Greece seeks a larger regional role while Washington looks to stronger European allies

Crews have begun clearing the rubble of the Athens apartment block that collapsed in June.

Greece's emergency numbers for the police rapid response unit (100) and the Fire Service (199) are working normally again, after an outage on Thursday afternoon caused by work being carried out by the fixed-line telephone provider

An Athens court has ordered company Elliniko Metro and the consortium building Metro Line 4 to provide residents with expert documents on cracks and subsidence affecting their homes.

Nikos Karvelas has publicly rejected claims over their financial dispute and denied receiving €500,000 from businessman Giannis Koustas, while court sources say no application for interim measures has been filed against Vissi

Researchers at Greece’s Demokritos research center are part of the KM3NeT collaboration, which uses a giant underwater telescope in the Mediterranean to study high-energy neutrinos from violent cosmic events

Meeting fishermen in Chalkidiki, the prime minister said details on more aid could come within days, and called for a renewed outright majority

The daughter of two jailed doctors is due to testify as investigators examine sedation, plasma exchange treatment and digital evidence surrounding the Greek singer’s death.

The agreement, signed during the sixth Greece-US Strategic Dialogue, recognizes U.S.

Authorities are working to identify the remains discovered by a passerby near the town’s former slaughterhouse area, while a rope found nearby is also being examined.

Athens is looking to strengthen its F-16 Viper and F-35 fleets with new air-to-air and long-range strike weapons while securing support for its MH-60R Romeo and Black Hawk helicopters

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is examining inflated costs, questionable tenders and possible bid-rigging involving EU-funded water projects in at least 50 municipalities.

A dark drama about reality television, Aaron Sorkin’s examination of Facebook and Bi Gan’s dreamlike “Resurrection” lead this week’s releases, with the Chinese film standing out as the critic’s top choice

The singer's lawyer says the dispute began a week before her sold-out Athens concert, after Karvelas allegedly made an additional financial demand that was not covered by an agreement.

Deputy Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos said studies are still underway, but the government aims to restart tunneling as soon as possible while prioritizing the safety of residents and buildings.

Text messages with a MAGA ally show her seeking funds and offering access to top administration officials ahead of her confirmation as ambassador to Greece

A new bill would require customers to pay electronically when settling courier deliveries at the door, with exemptions for certain groups and fines for companies that accept cash.

Every generation is shaped by the defining technologies of its time.

Pedro Sánchez bets his left-wing coalition can avoid a bruising defeat in next month’s election

Rescue crews are searching the rubble for possible trapped occupants in the Maltepe district after the apartment building collapsed Thursday morning.

The government has rejected calls for separate legal treatment of femicides while introducing tougher penalties for crimes targeting elderly people, raising questions about how Greece’s criminal code is shaped by political and media attention

Engineering reports on buildings above Athens’ new Metro Line 4 in the Kypseli district have identified structural damage.

The first fully refurbished train has entered service on Athens’ historic Line 1, with 14 trains set for reconstruction by 2027, bringing new traction systems, passenger information, accessibility and safety features.

The Greek prime minister’s four-legged resident won over the US journalists covering the secretary of state’s Athens trip, earning himself a new diplomatic title in the process

As a high-profile case alleges rape at a fraternity, New York lawmakers face renewed pressure to close the state’s ‘voluntary intoxication’ loophole

The Eastern Mediterranean should be treated as a strategic theater in its own right, not merely as the flank of another priority

Mostly sunny conditions will give way to warmer temperatures and southerly winds on Friday, followed by organized rainfall spreading from western Greece to central and northern areas over the weekend.

Greece ranks fourth among the world's top luxury destinations and first for honeymoon travel, according to Virtuoso's 2027 report, which draws on assessments from more than 3,100 travel advisers in over 50 countries.

Maricarmen Abascal became a symbol of the country’s housing crisis after being evicted from her longtime home on a stretcher

The tech billionaire shared a video of the US Secretary of State’s speech in Athens, where Rubio invoked ancient Greece and called for a renewal of the Western spirit

Court rejects challenge filed after the statutory deadline without ruling on disputed building and environmental issues, clearing the way for work to resume in 2027

Capital Market Commission approves Capital Maritime Finance prospectus; public offering of 42 million shares targets 250 million euros in proceeds for Evangelos Marinakis-controlled company

Another Greek distinction: researcher, founder and president of the Ethnological Museum of Thrace, Angeliki Giannakidou received the Lifetime Achievement Award

Henri Kagan and Kensō Soai win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for showing how mirror-image molecules can emerge in pure form, a puzzle at the heart of life and modern drug design.

The herds that have roamed the mountains of the remote Lakka Souli region for decades are now increasingly approaching inhabited areas, raising concerns over road safety

About 30 people have sought treatment at Rethymno hospital since Friday, while health authorities investigate whether the illnesses are linked to flood affected water supplies or a viral outbreak.

The Greek prime minister, after receiving the US Secretary of State, emphasized that Athens is a pillar of stability and a bridge between Europe, the US, Middle East and Arab world

Metal objects possibly linked to unexploded WWII ordnance were found at Pier 6 in Thessaloniki's port.

The funding will support regional and municipal authorities affected by natural disasters, paying for repairs to critical infrastructure and efforts to make local communities more resilient to future emergencies.

The 12th International Summer University took the future of Greek learning in the diaspora to Sydney, where the community asked for one thing: continuity

An exhibition in Athens next year will showcase cultural treasures returned from the US.

Maria Touva marks World Cerebral Palsy Day with a video of her son Dimitris at the piano, a simple reminder that every child has a unique path and the right to be seen and to take part equally.

The South Aegean marine park decree could reach the Council of State by Monday, as Athens races to enact both its Aegean and Ionian parks before the next elections, backed by EU funding.