Authorities investigating the Athens fire that broke out on Monday at the foothills of Mount Ymittos (Hymettus) have identified a group of undeclared beehives located within the University of Athens campus as the possible point of ignition.
Two individuals have been reported missing after setting out on stand-up paddleboards (SUP) off Lefkada, prompting a search and rescue operation, currently in progress.
Following an extended period of intense heat, widespread rainfall has been recorded across Greece on Thursday.
The bill on social housing is in the final stretch. It will be voted on by Parliament in the fall, so that by the end of the year, construction companies will undertake the creation of social housing on state property.
Greek hospitals have dramatically reduced emergency room wait times through an electronic patient tracking system, achieving a goal many thought impossible, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has announced.
Director Katerina Evangelatou presented a comprehensive review of the Athens Epidaurus Festival’s achievements during her six-year tenure (2019-2025), highlighting dramatic growth in international recognition and financial performance.
The procurement of a fourth French-built FDI frigate by Greece, named Themistocles, will result in slight delays in the delivery schedule of two previously ordered warships, the Nearchos and Phormion, the Ministry of Defense said Wednesday.
A 52-year-old woman in Volos, central Greece, was remanded in pretrial custody on Thursday, accused of committing serious sexual crimes against her underaged daughter, aged 12.
A major wildfire on the outskirts of Limassol on Cyprus’ southern coast has destroyed ecologically critical landscapes, burning through parts of three Natura 2000 protected areas, according to environmental organization BirdLife Cyprus.
Former deputy prime minister Evangelos Venizelos accused the government of “degrading” the country’s institutions and fueling a “crisis of legitimacy” following this week’s events in Parliament.