The Greek Foreign Affairs Ministry has reaffirmed that the Prespes Agreement, which resolved the decades-long name dispute, “is part of the Constitution of North Macedonia and is fully binding for both sides, both at international and at domestic level.”
Leftist Greek MEP Nikos Pappas, a member of the SYRIZA party, is under investigation by French police after allegedly assaulting journalist Nikos Giannopoulos in Strasbourg.
Greek and Turkish officials are in contact to finalize dates for the next session of the Greece-Turkey High-Level Cooperation Council, which diplomatic sources say will definitely take place in the first quarter of 2026.
A three-year-old child was pronounced dead on arrival at Alexandroupoli University Hospital in northeastern Greece after being brought in by its mother in a severely malnourished condition.
The hunt for new customers and the retention of existing ones bring telecommunications companies and energy providers closer together.
A 9-year-old student was hospitalized in Agrinio, western Greece, on Monday after participating in a dangerous challenge involving antipsychotic medication, according to reports on Wednesday.
A group of 19 European Union countries, including Greece, has called on the European Commission to adopt a tougher stance on migration beyond the bloc’s borders, following last week’s EU deal on asylum and returns.
Two 15-year-olds were arrested on Tuesday afternoon in the Stavroupoli neighborhood of Thessaloniki, northern Greece, after fleeing police on a motorcycle and crashing during a pursuit, authorities said.
Greek prosecutors have filed felony charges against an alleged Greek cocaine trafficker and four others in connection with the drug-laden fishing vessel Ourania, authorities said.
A new outbreak wave of sheep and goat pox has emerged in Rodopi and Xanthi since early December, with 13 and 17 recorded outbreaks respectively.