Wildfire burns homes, prompts evacuations in eastern Attica
A large wildfire broke out Thursday afternoon in the residential area of Thymari near Palea Fokea, in eastern Attica, burning homes and prompting urgent evacuations.
Education Ministry releases Panhellenic exam results
The Education Ministry has released the results of the 2025 Panhellenic university entrance exams.
Mitsotakis calls for strategic EU approach to third-country relations
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for the European Union to take a more strategic stance towards third countries that do not align with the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).
Piraeus at center of massive customs fraud investigation
The customs office at the Greek capital’s Piraeus Port is under investigation for fraud on a massive scale by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, it confirmed on Thursday, adding that the case extends to Italy, Spain, France, Belgium and Bulgaria.
Greece wants to cooperate with Libya to stop migration, Greek PM says
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday that Greece is looking to cooperate with Libya to halt migration flows.
Power theft of 1 mln euros in tourism resorts
Power grid manager DEDDIE has in recent days identified over 2,000 instances of violations involving stolen energy,
Acropolis Rally restrictions to hamper traffic in central Athens
Motorists and commuters in Athens are advised to avoid the Zappeio area on Thursday as the kickoff of the Acropolis Rally at the Panathenaic Stadium is prompting the closure of several major thoroughfares.
Prosecutors sue ex-Novartis executive for perjury
Two former anti-corruption prosecutors filed a criminal complaint on Wednesday against former Novartis vice president Konstantinos Frouzis, seeking his arrest on perjury charges.
Staying safe in the heatwave
With a severe heatwave expected to grip Greece on Thursday and Friday, civil protection officials have issued a series of safety guidelines aimed at protecting the public from extreme temperatures.