Video captures wild boars roaming Thessaloniki street
Wild boars have appeared in a suburb of Thessaloniki, in northern Greece, in the latest such case observed in residential areas of major cities around the country.
Cruises hit choppy waters
After a prolonged period of growth, peaking with the historic highs of 2025, the cruise industry in Greece appears to be entering a phase of decline.
‘Exodus into the light’: Messolonghi marks 200 years of defiance
The city of Messolonghi marked the 200th anniversary of its historic Exodus with ceremonies defined by solemnity, symbolism and a powerful sense of collective memory.
Few state debtors resort to a settlement
Despite the forced measures and the pursuit by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue, very few debtors settle their debt or service for the arrangement in which they have entered.
Patient safety rules overhaul
The Health Ministry is establishing a National System for Healthcare Quality Governance and Patient Safety.
Athens defenses tested abroad
The interception of an unmanned aerial vehicle by a Greek Patriot missile battery deployed in Saudi Arabia underscores both the strategic value of Athens’ military support to Riyadh and the persistent volatility surrounding the Persian Gulf.
Parliament reviews immunity suspension requests
A special, emergency session of the 15-member parliamentary Ethics Committee is being held Tuesday to examine a request by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to lift the immunity of eleven lawmakers named in a case related to the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal.
PM plans separate minister, MP roles
Seeking to recalibrate a political climate that has weighed heavily on his government following the arrival of a new case file concerning the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined on Monday a post-election institutional reform aimed at separating ministerial and parliamentary roles.
Armed robbery in Thiva
Four masked intruders broke into a home in Thiva, northwest of Athens, early Monday, threatening a 56-year-old woman and her 27-year-old son at gunpoint before binding them and making off with jewelry and cash valued at more than €150,000.
Electric bus arrival
A total of 155 electric buses were unloaded by the Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) early on Saturday, delivered by China-based company Yutong.